Manchester City

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "The chances were there. We created a lot. We did everything after a demanding game three days ago. It was demanding, it was not easy. We played a good game where we missed some goals."

On his frustrations in the second half: "I was not frustrated, why would I be? We won three points, we are top of the league. Of course we can do better but the guys did everything."

On the dip in performance compared to against Arsenal: "I disagree. We made a better performance in terms of chances than on Sunday. Arsenal are extraordinary, but the performace itself was really good."

On the feeling of being top: "Five games, it's the Premier League. Five games and now we have a semi-final on Saturday. Then we try to prepare the next games.

"It's a big opportunity to play four finals in a row. Maybe we have to make some changes. At the end we were a little bit tired but we are ready."

On when he can expect Rodri back: "I don't know yet. Day by day we see."

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Dave G: You really have to admire the never-say-die attitude of Leeds. After so many big games lately they just keep going. Hopefully we are safe now and can concentrate on the FA Cup.

Leeds United

Leeds goalscorer Sean Longstaff, speaking to Sky Sports: "Bournemouth are the only team I seem to score against but I'll take them when they come. I just tried to make sure I got half decent contact with the ball.

"In those situations you don't really try and pick a spot, just hit it as hard as you can. That's the advice I got off Alan Shearer a few years ago."

On the game overall: "They are a good side, when you come here the pitch feels tight and cramped so people feel they have less time than they do. They're one of the best pressing teams in the league. We knew it was going to be tough. Everyone performed really well and I think we deserved a point in the end."

On Sunday's FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea: "All we can do is focus on us. We've been on a good run of form since the international break, we've not lost so we're carrying on that confidence and ultimately we are a team that's together and we work so hard for each other. If we take out chances when they come it could be a really special day for the football club."

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Saddle Tramp: I think Man City have just handed the initiative back to Arsenal. Yes, they may be top but when it could come down to goal difference, 1-0 against Burnley isn't good enough. Burnley still have to go to the Emirates. I can't see Arsenal letting them off with a 1-0.

Manchester City

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Match of the Day: "We played a really good game, unfortunately we missed a lot of chances. We defended better in the second half. Second half we had less problems."

On a difficult game after the intensity of facing Arsenal: "It was such a demanding game on Sunday. It is not easy after three days but in the Premier League you have to adjust. We are used to doing it. We competed really well, we made a really good game but it's a pity the chances we had."

On how his side need to keep winning: "Now we have the FA Cup on Saturday and after that we have five games. The only chance is to win all the games."

Obscure: Sorry to see Burnley go. Lovely, authentic club. You'll be back!

Two down, one to go.

Who will be joining Wolves and Burnley in the Championship next season?

Tottenham? West Ham? Nottingham Forest?

"I came here with a dream to keep this club up," Burnley captain Kyle Walker tells Sky Sports.

"Hopefully we can do the fans proud next season."

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola tells Sky Sports that his side "created a lot" after a "demanding game" three days ago.

"We won, three points, right now we are top of the league," he adds.

"Five games...that is the reality. Now we have a semi-final on Saturday."

Full quotes to follow.

Burnley

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A third relegation in five seasons for Burnley.

Just four wins all season - and 22 top-flight defeats.

They are 13 points from safety with four games remaining.

Will Scott Parker be in charge next season?

Nedum Onuoha
Former Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you think it's about goal difference, Manchester City worked very hard today and they should have scored more. At this point of the season, everyone is playing for something.

A beaming Daniel Farke walks straight over to Sean Longstaff for a hug.

Leeds are nine points clear of Tottenham in the relegation zone. Surely that's them safe now.

Manchester City

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It was far from a vintage Manchester City performance but Erling Haaland is all smiles as he shows his appreciation to Manchester City's travelling fans.

Captain Bernardo Silva and goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma punch the air in front of the visiting supporters.

City have 70 points and a +37 goal difference after 33 games - the same as Arsenal. But Pep Guardiola's side have scored 66 goals - three more than the Gunners.

And there's the whistle! An eventful end at the Vitality but the points are shared as Leeds take another step towards safety.

Manchester City end the day top of the table for the first time since 21 August - while Burnley are relegated and join Lincoln City in the Championship.

Almost a late equaliser for Leeds as Lukas Nmecha strikes the post from close range.

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

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Pep Guardiola slumps forward, he cannot believe what he is watching. He will just want to get out of here with a 1-0 win right now.

It's been chalked off. Leeds have a glimmer of hope.

Evanilson had just strayed offside there,

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

On paper, yes - and Manchester City are going to have to play a lot better than this. This is probably the most comfortable fixture they had left.