Image source, Getty Images

And that's your lot for now.

Manchester City are into the knockout stage of the Champions League for the 11th season in a row.

Newcastle have work to do after defeat in Germany.

We're back for more European action on Wednesday when it is the turn of Manchester United and Arsenal to take to the Champions League stage.

Until then...

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola to TNT Sports on injuries: "Manu [Akanji] at half-time had a problem in the back. Unfortunately John [Stones], he felt again. I feel so sorry for him. Again, it is a big loss for us. He is so important for what he does. He will recover, the season is long."

Will Stones be out for long? "Yeah, I think so."

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on TNT Sports

No other team is able to make the changes that Manchester City do. If they can keep everyone fit for the knockout stages that is the big thing. What form and physical fitness they will be in remains to be seen.

Manchester City

Man City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to TNT Sports: "Of course we are incredibly happy to have qualified with two games left. Finish first. We have time to think about it.

"Maybe we were not... clinical is not the right word... not clear, sweet, soft enough in the last moment to score more goals. But I love to see the team.

"The word that define this group of players for many years is the consistency. We have high standards and and that is why we are still in the Premier League up there and qualified from the Champions League.

"People say 'yeah, the group stage, it is easy', but you have to do it. In life, you have to do it when people expect you to do it. Two games left. Leipzig are the toughest opponents in this group and we have to try and finish further. It is important in the last 16 to have the weapon of second game at home rather than away."

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

Image source, Getty Images

The John Stones injury is a blow in an almost perfect night for Manchester City. Stones has been different class, he moves into midfield and added things into his game.

That is a blow and there will be tougher tests for City ahead. Injuries are the one things that would worry Pep Guardiola.

Manchester City

Oh no - that's not good news. John Stones has already endured a frustrating season because of injury and now he is facing more time on the sidelines.

"He is so important for us," adds Pep Guardiola.

More from Pep Guardiola who says he expects John Stones to be out for a while. "I feel so sorry for him," adds the City boss to TNT Sports.

"He is a big loss for us."

England defender Stones was replaced at half-time having recently returned from injury.

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola is facing the TV cameras.

Despite the result, he says not everything pleased him and says City were not clinical or "sweet enough in the last moment".

Full quotes coming up.

City have won all 23 home games in 2023 in all competitions. Liverpool are the next visitors to the Etihad on 25 November.

Manchester City

Jack Grealish, speaking to TNT Sports, on his pass for Phil Foden's goal: "I just thought to hit it straight out to Phil and let him go at the defender one on one. I didn't think it was that good a ball, was it?

"I need to start scoring more goals. I know what I bring to the team asides from goals and assists, but every attacking player wants to score more goals."

Rio Ferdinand
Former England defender on TNT Sports

Image source, Getty Images

It is a mentality thing now for Manchester City to pursue greatness. They will set new targets and not be accepting that they have won things. It can be difficult and draining mentally. They will have a manager who will set the standards.

AC Milan scored their first goals to secure their first win of this season's Champions League campaign.

Milan Skriniar's header gave PSG the lead but Rafael Leao scored an acrobatic effort minutes later.

Olivier Giroud's thumping header secured the win for the home side.

Milan are now a point behind PSG in third on five points with every team in Group F still able to qualify.

Image source, Getty Images

Manchester City

Image source, Getty Images

Man City forward Jack Grealish, speaking to TNT Sports: "Every year we have so many games. Obviously, we are not in the Carabao Cup now, but most of the time we are in all the competitions. To qualify with two games to spare, that is what we wanted to do.

"He [Pep Guardiola] gives us so much. In my opinion, he is the best manager in the world. He has shown that over the years. But you can have the best manager in the world, you also need the team.

"And that is what we have, a brilliant team on the pitch but also off the pitch we have a brilliant team that is so close. We love being with each other every day and playing with each other."

City's next four games...

12 Nov: Chelsea (away)

25 Nov: Liverpool (home)

28 Nov: RB Leipzig (home)

3 Dec: Tottenham (home)

Will Pep Guardiola rest his big guns before the Spurs showdown?

Joleon Lescott
Former Man City defender on TNT Sports

We shouldn't take results for granted but Manchester City were comfortable tonight. They conserved some energy as there is some massive fixtures in the Premier League coming up.

Kalvin Phillips stretches into the crowd to hand his shirt to a fan as Jack Grealish is on the side of the pitch being interviewed by the TNT Sports cameras.

Grealish says City could have won by five or six goals in the end.

Full quotes on the way.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports

Don't underestimate the defensive qualities of the likes of Kyle Walker, Ruben Dias and Nathan Ake - they allow the attacking players to express themselves.

Image source, Getty Images

More shirts have been exchanged. Erling Haaland is back on the pitch to show his appreciation to the fans.

Twelve points from four games. Manchester City qualify for the knockout stage.

A reminder that Ederson has not had a save to make and Young Boys are yet to register an attempt.