Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea have started this game with high intensity. They've tried to push City back and it's created a good game.

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Cole Palmer would love a goal today, to show City they may have been mistaken to let him go. He has space on the right to charge into but after cutting inside is crowded out.

He gets a second sniff as the ball is headed back into his own box by Rodri but can't beat the towering Ederson in the air.

City have seen off what was a bit of an early dart from Chelsea, albeit a muted one. They are now in their usual pattern of tapping the ball around patiently at the back in search of opportunities further forward.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

As soon as Jackson got through there, you could see he looked up and saw Kyle Walker there and you knew he didn't fancy it.

Sheffield United

Sheffield United boss Paul Heckingbottom to BBC Match of the Day:

“Half-time was big for us, we needed it, we were only one down and we could make clear changes and I thought the second half was different game.

“When we panicked and lost composure Brighton exploited space really well but we got more comfortable as the game wore on.

“We were in really good moments up until the red card but it affected them more than it affected us and we were able to score straight away.

“We could have plenty more points out of plenty of games and it's all right me saying that but this is the evidence now we've needed - in the last two games we’ve took points and it’s been the other team that’s been holding on."

A dreadful first corner from City is cleared at the near post and it allows Chelsea to break.

Nicolas Jackson fancies his chances of beating Kyle Walker for pace. Silly boy.

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Chelsea certainly have some confidence flowing through their veins.

They pour forward again, but Nicolas Jackson's flick is behind Raheem Sterling in the box.

Brentford

Brentford defender Ben Mee speaking to Sky Sports: "Obviously disappointed to concede three goals. It felt like we were in the game for long periods. We created chances in the first half. It feels like when you come to Anfield and you get chances, you need to take them.

"They are a top side but we were brave and were good on the counter-attack. They transition really well and have quality players so it's always difficult.

"We have been in great form. There's a good feeling around the place and there still is. We'll have the break now and we have a big game against Arsenal coming up so we'll look forward to that. We defended well for long periods and created chances ourselves.

"We are always competitive against big sides. We always want to come and win games. We always give it a go. We will continue to do that. We will see where we're at and see where we go."

On Wataru Endo's tackle on Christian Nørgaard: "It didn't look like a great tackle in real time. I know Christian Norgaard has got a few nasty cuts just under his knee. It looked a foul in real time. I can't believe he didn't give a foul.

"Whether it's a red card, I don't know, I've not seen the replays but it's one for people to talk about. You don't want to see players sent off but I was surprised it wasn't a foul."

The first corner is Chelsea's. It is chipped straight into the gloves of City keeper Ederson.

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Chelsea are seeing more of the ball at the moment. Then Phil Foden steps in to try and dance around a couple of home players before he is hacked to the turf by Marc Cucurella.

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Sheffield United

Blades boss Paul Heckingbottom to Sky/Premier League Productions:

“Listen we’ve got to be satisfied with a point, having gone behind against a good team. Although we're disappointed with the goal, I thought they passed the ball well and caused us problems.

“We wanted a bit more quality with the ball because when we won the ball back we were either in too much of a rush or lacked composure.

“I thought it was a really good second half. We stayed in the game, got stronger and stronger, started solving the problems they were posing and half-time was really important for us.

“I felt we had good momentum - Brighton’s most dangerous moments second half were on the counter even before the sending-off which was a good reflection of how aggressive we were

“It would have been lovely to get the three points but we can’t be greedy. It’s something to build on, we’ve had a bit of bad luck and we could have been more on points but we have to be grateful for four from the last two games."

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

He's unbelievable, Ederson, he's so calm when on the ball.

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Both of these two average over 60% of possession in games this season. Something has to give today.

Chelsea look sharp.

A little flick from Nicolas Jackson almost releases Raheem Sterling, but Kyle Walker has his former colleague for pace.

Liverpool

Liverpool goalscorer Diogo Jota to BBC MOTD: "The result gives us a clear victory but we know how hard it is. We are very happy with the clean sheet and the way we performed today.

"We did our best on set-pieces. We didn't give away a great amount of them until especially we were already in front. In the end it's a clean sheet and three points.

"We had a couple of VAR decisions that delayed our first goal a bit but we finally got it and with the quality we have we could score two more.

"We are still adapting to each other and it's still early days in the season but we will find the best ways to play together and hopefully we can keep winning matches."

On Manchester City next: "It's true. It's always a big game, especially at the Etihad. Let's see how it goes. There's a break now then when we come back we'll think about that one."

Chelsea look for the fastest as starts as they sweep forward through the middle of the pitch., Reece James is found on the right for a shot from range but it is blocked at near source.

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For the final time this weekend in England's top division - and the last before yet another international break - we are under way.

City are looking to go three points clear at the top, Chelsea want to go into the break in the top half of the table.

For the final time at a Premier League game this weekend a moment of silence is observed, poppy wreaths laid and the Last Post played for Remembrance.