Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

The home fans have cleared out rather quickly and the Everton fans remain inside Etihad Stadium, with the chant "England's number one" echoing around the arena.

Jordan Pickford jogs over to the stand they are situated in, takes his shirt off and hands it over to a young fan who will remember that Christmas present for a very long time.

Charlie Slater
BBC Final Score at City Ground

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Nottingham Forest are at a thirty year Christmas high while Tottenham find themselves in the bottom half of the table for the first time since 2008.

These two first met on Christmas Day 1909 - it finished 2-2 in north London and two days later they met again. The score was the same.

Nobody is expecting anything but goals in this.

Chris Sutton
BBC Sport football expert

I am a big fan of Fulham manager Marco Silva, but the Cottagers have a dismal record at Stamford Bridge - they have not won there since 1979 - and there won't be any 'Silva Bells' ringing in celebration this time either.

Chelsea will be disappointed not to have beaten Everton on Sunday, but I don't see them failing to fire again here. They are back on home turf, and they should be back to winning ways.

Sutton's prediction: 2-1

Ivan Juric was in the stands at Craven Cottage to watch Southampton draw 0-0 with Fulham but this time he's in the hot seat at St Mary's to take charge of his first game.

Juric gave an insight into the style we can expect to see from his Saints side: "It's a high-pressure style, and I want our team to be competitive and solid. With time, I want to get better in possession and attacking - but the first thing is that we are competitive in every game."

Does the Saints revival start now?

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It's one win in 13 games for the champions. Who are jeered off.

Another chance! Everton break and they have four on two but Armando Broja just didn't get his head up and play the right pass, quickly enough. Eventually Jack Harrison's shot is charged down.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on Amazon Prime

There's not been many early balls into the box from Manchester City today. It's been all a bit too methodical in the build-up from them.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton have a player in Iliman Ndiaye who would get in the Manchester City team, he is that good. Today, he would get in over Savinho and Jeremy Doku.

Unlucky Everton - they work the ball well on the break, Jack Harrison finding Idrissa Gueye in space and his ball in is well cut out before sub Jesper Lindstrom can arrive on it.

Al in Pompey: Has the Etihad got the worst atmosphere in the league? Incredibly flat.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jordan Pickford hasn't got any mud on him. Since the penalty, Manchester City haven't had any chances.

There will be six minutes of added time. Can anyone do anything much? Put David James up top.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on Amazon Prime

Everton do defend really well as a team and you have to give credit to manager Sean Dyche for that. Jarrad Branthwaite and James Tarkowski really love defending their box.

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Manchester City currently have an expected goals total of more than two, but it remains 1-1.

A bit part of that is the penalty from Erling Haaland, which was saved.

There was a chance, Kevin de Bruyne got into the penalty area, on the right, and flashes in a cross but it hits a defender and not Erling Haaland...

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on Amazon Prime

Stefan Ortega was worried there. It's a massive deflection off Manuel Akanji and it could have spun right into the back of the net.

It's another good opportunity for Everton. They've had some good half-chances in this game.

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The average positions from Manchester City's players shows that there may be too much bunching down the left side. Josko Gvardiol, Jeremy Doku and Bernardo Silva are in close proximity to each other.

You cannot even see Doku (11) due to how close he is to his team-mates.

It's just been so ordinary, this match. No real signs of quality anywhere for large periods.

City send on Ilkay Gindogan and young defender Jahmai Simpson-Pusey for the last knockings.

SO, so close to Everton taking the lead! They work the ball well down the left and then feed it across the area, Orel Mangala hits a powerful shot that takes a whacking great deflection off a City player and spins in slow motion across goal and wide.

Stefan Ortega would have had no chance...