Fan-tastic
Erling Haaland and his City colleagues salute the travelling fans.
Erling Haaland and his City colleagues salute the travelling fans.
Now that we won I like it but I don't like early kick-offs to be honest.
We can just try to play as good as possible. Now we can look at the games and see how they do.
We have to go home, have a little rest and get ready for the game on Tuesday.
[Do I feel the pressure to deliver?] Yeah I do because these guys keep me on my toes. I don’t expect to just be given my place.
Sometimes it’s hard and if I don’t perform well then I won’t play.
Phil [Foden] has been amazing this season so he deserves it, it keeps me on my toes to give me that little push.
It was good. It’s a very untypical season after being out for six months then coming back, sometimes, I feel good and sometimes I need a bit of time for my body. I’ve tried to prepare myself as best as possible. It’s something that’s never happened to me before in my life. I just try to do the job as good as possible. Today it went really well.
KDB's Selhurst Park heat map.
It's all smiles as Rico heads back to the dressing room
The spotlight now falls on first Arsenal who visit Brighton later and then Liverpool who go to Manchester United on Sunday.
As Pep said beforehand, all we can do is win our games and then see what unfolds.
A trip to Selhurst Park was laced with danger, all the more so after we fell behind.
But that second half response was emphatic.
A real statement win!
It's just like every other title race.
We have to win every game and there are three teams in it, so we have to be the strongest team.
This team has done it so many times, we have the experience and I’m sure we’ll kick on and do it again.
CommentaryReporting by Neil Leigh @mancity