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Chelsea forward Cole Palmer, speaking to Sky Sports: "Very strange the first time I have played against City - I have the upmost respect for the club I spent 15 years at and it is nice to see some friends.

"Unlucky to not get the win. I have many City fans I know but it is the game."

On his penalty: "Long time waiting but I felt confident and I have had a few now. Kept calm and focused.

"Not going to say I work on them cause I don't I trust on my natural ability."

Playing against Manchester City: "It was amazing I was excited before the game to show what I can do and we went behind a few times and bounced back."

Micah Richards
Former England defender on Sky Sports

That was exceptional. It was fantastic it had everything; goals, bad defending and tackles. That man Cole Palmer was outstanding today showing his worth.

If you were a spectator you got your monies worth.

Often, these encounters between big six clubs on a Sunday afternoon fail to spark, struggle to deliver and leave you pondering if the day really warrants that 'Super' tag.

Not today, though. This was all we could have hoped for between two clubs who simply refused to lose.

I asked for Rocky v Drago earlier. It feels like it needs Pep and Mauricio to grab hold of the mic and make a speech about how they've both made changes.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was an amazing game of football. From the start of the game, the intensity was so high. It was a fantastic performance against the best side in the world at the moment.

Paul: A game neither team deserves to lose or win.

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Mauricio Pochettino is raging!

He strides on to the pitch, waving his hand and shouting at the referee. He clearly feels the game should have continued for longer.

I mean, if I'm honest, I'd have happily let them play all night.

What a game of football! Brilliantly bonkers!

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No, they don't!

Kyle Walker strides up but curls the free-kick off target.

We've had the eight added minutes.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a hard challenge from Sterling and he's so late. It's completely mistimed. Foden being in the air prevents any serious injury.

Now Raheem Stering goes into the book for a foul on Phil Foden that gives City a free-kick 25 yards from goal.

They wouldn't would they?

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Palmer was under a huge amount of pressure against his old team. He planted it in the back of the net and gave Ederson no chance!

Jamie Carragher
Former Liverpool defender on Sky Sports

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What a penalty under that pressure, under a goalkeeper which knows him so well. The arrogance that lad has got... football arrogance. You are not saving that.

He may have just taken two points off them, nobody deserves to be a loser in this game.

So both Nicolas Jackson and Jack Grealish were booked ahead of that penalty.

The former goes off to be replaced by Lesley Ugochukwu.

There's players getting booked all over the shop. I'll clear that up in a bit. First, it's over to Cole Palmer from the spot against his former club...

All on you Cole Palmer, son!

No pressure!

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The game that just keeps on giving!

Armando Broja gathers in the box and is about to shoot, but instead pauses. In slides Ruben Dias, clatters the forward and the ref points to the spot.

Blimey.

Eight added minutes. Hope for Chelsea.