Zac: This result confirms that City v Arsenal will effectively be a title play-off, I doubt either will drop points elsewhere.

Anon: I'm expecting Manchester City to hit 10 goals today.

Dominic: I wonder if it's more satisfying to break other people's records or just to continually break the ones you just set. Let's ask Mr.Haaland

It's chipped in and nodded back to Wout Faes on the edge of the box. He's unmarked but snatches at it, firing it way over the bar.

Fairly decent chance that.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Despite the scoreline, there's a hush around the Etihad. You would think the fans would be more excited with being 3-0 up after 25 minutes.

The away fans are making all the noise inside the stadium with chants of 'Leicester til I die'.

Survival in the Premier League looks a tough ask now.

Leicester break when Riyad Mahrez's chested control on the edge of the box is pounced upon by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

Kyle Walker gets back but he fouls him in the process and it's a free-kick to Leicester inside Man City's half.

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Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

How many players has Pep done that with? He makes players better. Jack Grealish is the epitome of that. He had to learn to be a cog in he machine and his work rate is nothing short of impressive.

Southampton

Southampton interim manager Ruben Selles speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It's hurting already. We came here with the best of intentions to put in a good performance, I think we showed our personality in parts of the game, the way that we want to play and we didn't get what we want so it is hard. Seven games to go and it is starting to be more difficult for us.

"We didn't change much at half-time but the game got slower for us and we were caught on the difference in the tempo and when we concede the goal, we were not able to come back into the game.

"We are in a difficult situation, we have been in a difficult situation, we try our best, we try to compete. We compete in a lot of parts in the game and not getting any points today puts us in a difficult situation, nothing too different from before but just less games to play."

On whether there is a lack of belief in the squad: "No, I would not say that. We are in a difficult moment and usually when you are in those moments, everything has to be almost perfect for you to get three points and to score goals and get a good performance. We did it a couple of times, like against Tottenham but this is getting harder to do."

On whether the first goal was preventable: "I think both goals were pretty much preventable from our plan and from our perspective so we can avoid those situations as a team for sure. I think some of the principles, you concede a goal it is not casual, it is a player with quality just going through three players that we need to take them before. It is not one or two players, it is as a team. We need to solve this situation better.

"We knew that we needed to be at our very best from the beginning if we were going to get something from the situation and we have been trying to do it. Sometimes you don't get the result that you want. Every week, particularly after the last two or three defeats, we try our best and we try to come back again and go again so it's something that we need to continue doing."

If Man City don't win the Champions League this season with Haaland leading the line then I don't know what to say...

A Liverpool fan

Timothy Castagne intercepts Jack Grealish's pass and sends it long to Jamie Vardy. He nods it back to James Maddison, but under pressure he shanks it into the stands.

Leicester get it back a few moments later and Maddison's shot is blocked before Grealish wins a goal kick.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

You worry for Leicester. We know the perilous position they are in and they needed to come here today and not come away wounded.

This was never going to be a season-defining game for Leicester but it's how they go forward from this game.

If they concede more, it could be really damaging.

Kevin de Bruyne beats Harry Souttar on the left but Timothy Castagne slides in to stop him going any further.

Harry Souttar beats Erling Haaland to Aymeric Laportes cross and James Maddison is composed to keep it away from Jack Grealish.

But Leicester are so far inside their own half, it's chipped straight back to Bernardo Silva.

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Chris: As a Saints fan, how nice it would be to see Leicester concede 10.

Dave: If the league comes down to goal difference, today may be the day Man City win it. I'm thinking 10 or 11, genuinely.

Spike: Game over after 15 minutes, Man city are ruthless. As an Arsenal fan, I'm accepting the inevitable, but runner's up is an achievement to this juggernaut

That's right. Erling Haaland is close to another one.

That was his 32nd goal in 28 Premier League appearances. It moves him level with Liverpool's Mohamed Salah for the record for most goals in a 38-match campaign.

The overall Premier League record is 34 by Andy Cole (1993/94 for Newcastle United) and Alan Shearer (1994/95 for Blackburn Rovers), both in 42-game seasons.

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Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

Almost every goal he scores now is a record of some shape or form.

Leicester are the 16th different opponents Erling Haaland has scored a Premier League goal against.

He has only failed to score against Brentford, Chelsea and Liverpool (all faced once).

Be warned, he's coming for you next.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

How many times have we seen this this season? Haaland makes that run that we are all so used to seeing but he has the pace. He has one big touch and chips it over the goalkeeper. That is assist 22 for the season for De Bruyne. That is amazing.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

3-0 after 24 minutes.

The Premier League's record 9-0 scoreline is under threat here.

Ken: I hope Dean Smith only got a weekend deal at the Leicester Marriot.

Colin: Arsenal are about to get a dose of what Liverpool have had to put up with for 5 years. City are in steamroller mode.

Rodri curls it into the box but Harry Souttar leaves it for goalkeeper Daniel Iversen as Erling Haaland stretches to meet it and misses.