Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou is putting his faith in youth tonight.

The visitors have five teenagers on the bench, including England Under-17 skipper Malachi Hardy, who celebrated his 16th birthday in March and has impressed for Spurs' Under-18 side this season.

I'm not sure if he would be thrilled or petrified if he had to come on and mark Erling Haaland today.

Khan Karn: I’d fancy Spurs if Van De Ven and Romero started as they have gotten the better of Man City so many times already but with both out I think City edges this

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Final Score

This was a huge win for Wolves but it had been coming. Their last loss was that 1-0 defeat away at Man City where they showed signs. Two draws off the back of that including coming from 2-0 down to draw at Brighton.

That is four without a loss for them, back to back wins in their last two and it just shows that the players are playing for Gary O'Neil.

Everton

Everton boss Sean Dyche speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We were better against 11, it was a really strong first-half performance. Second half against 10, it's hard to play against a low block. We huffed and puffed. They blocked well and defended well for their first clean sheet. It's a clean sheet and another point. It's a juggling act.

On red card: "It's too far away, I haven't seen it back but I can only go on what the VAR has decided.

"This is a long-standing thing at the football club trying to create those chances. They were maybes. it's finding those killer moments. There's no lack of intent or purpose from the players.

"We had to change what was going on at the start of the season because we were conceding far too many goals. Now we have to change it at the other end. It's hard against a low block. Credit to them because it's their first clean sheet.

"There's been frustration at this club for many years. We're trying to stop it going in one end and putting it in the other. The reality at the moment is can you beat 10 men? The main thing is to not lose it.

On upcoming games: "Everyone has a tough run, Pep has lost four in a row. It's the reality of being in the Premier League."

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner: "I’m very proud of the team performance. We’re missing some key players in attack but we still scored two amazing goals.

"I’m very proud how they played together, worked together, fight together and believed in getting a point here.

"Overall it was a good performance for us and we go home very pleased with the point."

Nottingham Forest

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Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to MOTD: "They played well and we didn't play so well. Arsenal were the better team. Second half we became more pressing but they killed us with the second and third goals. There's not much to say. We have to improve because we did a lot of bad things - especially with the defending. Losing is always very painful. We came up short."

Brighton & Hove Albion

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Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler speaking to BBC Sport: "I think it was exactly the game we expected. Bournemouth are very intense and after the international break it is difficult to immediately come back together.

"In the second half we changed a little bit and player really good, scored the second but then we get the red card. We can't accept that honestly because you can't give the yellow card [for that].

"It is also the strength of the team that they stayed together and we keep learning from bad experiences in the past. I'm proud of the team today.

"There is no surprise [at the progress] or expectations. It is belief in the process and the guys. If you see them work every day you see an unbelievable work ethic. When you are a man down you have to stick together and support each other. We can improve on a lot of points but I believe in the process.

"It's important now to stay humble and stay grounded because their game could go in a different direction today.

"Stay humble. Stay hard workers because that is our identity. We have a vision of where we want to go but it is important to go step by step.

"This league is unpredictable and things can change immediately. We must work hard and keep focused on the process."

Rodri indeed comes out onto the pitch in the middle of fireworks onto a large banner with his name.

He waves to fans and shows off his Ballon d'Or trophy.

Don't tell Vinicius Jr...

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

Rodri is about to make his first appearance at the Etihad Stadium since he picked up his Ballon D'Or after being crowned the world's best player.

Videos of his achievements are being shown on the big screens.

Ellen White
Former England striker on Final Score

I'm not sure that Chelsea are title contenders but they will maybe push for Champions League. Enzo Maresca has done really well to trim down the squad and identify the players he wants to work with. He has done really well and it is now about if the team can find consistency.

Everton

Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We started well, created chances early and suffocated them. When they went down to 10 men, they dropped into a shape and we wanted that goal. 10 or 11 men, they are a tough team to beat. We wanted three points but we got a clean sheet.

"I don't think he meant it, he spoke to me after the game, and he's been respectful. He's not tried to leave one on me. His foot is high, I'm lucky to not get badly hurt."

"Every game is tough in the Premier League. There are games fans expect you to win. I never look at the schedule, it's about the next game. They're going to get frustrated but we aren't losing the games we were at the start of the season."

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Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Football Focus

I am surprised that Pep Guardiola has signed a new deal. If there was ever a good time to duck out of the back door and be remembered for all the great things that he’s done it would be now but he is in the fight with Man City, he wants to rebuild and prove how good he still is.

I don’t think anyone doubts that but obviously four losses in a row, which is not a crisis at any other club in the world, but he is there for it.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Football Focus

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I’m surprised that Pep Guardiola has been at Manchester City for as long as he has. He has been in Manchester longer than anywhere he has been before, and he is very settled at the club.

For the club him signing the extension is perfect timing. They are coming off the back of four defeats in a row, the first time we have seen in his career, and the contract shows that he has a bit of fight in him. He wants to stay there and maybe start to rebuild the team in the two further years he has got after this season.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

Ballon D'Or winner Rodri is expected to be at Manchester City to watch his team-mates in action this afternoon.

The 28-year-old has been ruled out for the rest of the Premier League campaign after suffering a cruciate injury against Arsenal in September.

It is the most grievous of a huge number of injuries City have suffered this season, which Pep Guardiola believes has caused more damage to his side's form than any uncertainty over his own future.

"He is the best player in the world," he said.

"Imagine at Barcelona when Messi was the best player, without him that season would I have won the treble? No.

"Rodri is out but also there have been four central defenders. You know how important Ruben (Dias), John (Stones) are when fit?

"Nathan (Ake) and the other ones don’t play in that position.

"I am not playing Kyle but with him you can play him minutes when Ruben was out."

Steph Houghton
Former Manchester City and England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's great timing for the club.

You could see yesterday in Pep Guardiola's press conference he has got that fire in his belly. The two years does allow him to rebuild the squad.

Dr David: Absolute nonsense Dyche destroying Everton. Everton have been saved from relegation by Dyche which was required due to historic board mismanagement. Everton fans expecting Dyche to take them up the league with expansive football is pure delusion.

Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 Live reporter at the Vitality Stadium

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Brighton showed a different shade of themselves here.

For a team famed for their attacking play, they had to be defensively smart to win that game.

It’s a really mature performance from Fabian Hurzeler’s team, and they’re now up to fifth in the league.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest's James Ward-Prowse, speaking to Sky Sports: "On a day like this you need to be solid defensively and take your chances. Ultimately it was not good enough and it was three relatively easy goals for them. We are going to have to improve our defensive structure."

Ashley Williams
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Crystal Palace will be disappointed to have not won the game.

Palace exploited a problem that Aston Villa have. Palace played with two 10s behind Jean-Philippe Mateta.

On the break they looked very dangerous, they created a lot of problems for Aston Villa.

Villa were very slow and it was not a good performance from them, but they dug out a draw.

You can watch Ashley Williams on Match of the Day this evening alongside Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer. Tune into BBC One at 22:30 GMT.