The win means Brentford remain very much in the hunt for European football next season, while West Ham are not yet mathematically safe.

A very comfortable win for Brentford against a West Ham side who it felt had half an eye on their upcoming Europa League semi-final.

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It's all over as Manchester City go four points clear for a few hours at least.

Six more wins away from the Treble. No injuries either for the Real Madrid game.

Everton remain in deep relegation trouble. If Leicester beat Liverpool tomorrow, the Toffees will drop into the bottom three.

Lukasz Fabianski produces a superb save to deny Bryan Mbeumo a second of the game, pushing away his header from close range.

Sergio Gomez loses the ball to Nathan Patterson on what might be his only touch of this game.

City bring on Sergio Gomez for Ruben Dias.

Four extra minutes which neither team need.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton have two big games coming up [against Wolves and Bournemouth] having not picked up anything today and sacrificed three goals, making it tighter on goal difference.

Really, they need to go and get a result at Wolves next week now, whether it be a point or three. They'll probably need it.

This will be 22 games unbeaten for City in all competitions, with 18 wins.

This has been a very comfortable afternoon for Brentford as they cruise towards three points that will move them up to ninth, but just four points off sixth.

Kalvin Phillips replaces Rodri for City.

Abdoulaye Doucoure can't be bothered tracking Jack Grealish anymore so just kicks him over from behind. Lucky not to be booked.

Brentford make a couple more changes as Kevin Schade and Aaron Hickey are replaced by Saman Ghoddos and Mads Roerslev.

Four minutes left in a game that West Ham have never really been in.

Everton win a corner which they take quickly. Nathan Patterson crosses but nobody can do anything with it.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Julian Alvarez has had excellent patience. He would have expected to play but then City signed Erling Haaland. Suddenly you could have a bad attitude about not having enough game time. But he's gone on and played well, he's been a good back-up.

He's won the World Cup and then you can demand starting time, but he's always reliable and dependable for this Manchester City team and has an awful lot of quality to match what they already have.

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Space opens up for Rodri, who runs forward and then gets his pass out left to Jack Grealish totally wrong.

Jarrod Bowen is on for Danny Ings for the final six minutes plus injury time.

Pep Guardiola is urging his team to be more precise. A lot of dramatic hand gestures too.

You feel West Ham need to score now if they are to have a chance of getting back level.

Jarrod Bowen is about to come on...

Just over 10 minutes to go. Total cruise control for City.