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Jeremy Doku on three points 👇

“I'm happy with the result. After some difficult results we had in the past weeks. It's important mentally and I hope we can keep going like this.

“It was very important. Not only for the table but jut for us in our heads. It was a difficult game but we're a good team, the best team for me.

“We have to prove it every time we're on the pitch. Today we did it.”

Pep Guardiola on the victory 👇

“In the second half they close that space with Mitoma coming in and Fati coming on.

“We suffered for 20 minutes and at the end there was a period that we were composed.

“After defeats it was important performance. The credit I give to Roberto, they were exceptional.

“I give credit to the team for victory.”

Pep Guardiola on Sir Bobby Charlton passing 👇

“I am sorry to Manchester United family and England.

“Next week when we go there, we will be present to make a tribute.

“I love this country for many things but one of the things is how they take care of the legends.”

Pep Guardiola on Jeremy Doku 👇

“He is an exceptional winger.

“He got to byline and got us the first goal.

“He did many actions.

“Really pleased for his impact since he came into us.”

Super Jack gets warm congratulations as he makes his way off the field after a three point haul for City.

Our players applaud the fans after a very welcome victory here at the Etihad.

City’s 2-1 win over Brighton saw Pep Guardiola’s side set yet another Premier League record.

Goals from Julian Alvarez and Erling Haaland made it 21 consecutive home victories across all competitions – more than any other English team in the Premier League era has managed.

It also extends our current club record which was set on this run with the August defeat of Newcastle United.

The run is now the joint second longest in English football history, tied with Preston North End’s 1892 team. Sunderland’s 24 successive home victories across 1891 and 1892 remains the outright record.

That was a welcome three points against a very determined and dangerous Brighton side.

We win the Etihad contest 2-1 on the resumption of Premier League action after the international break.

Goals from Julian Alvarez and Erling Haaland put us two-up at the break before Ansu Fati pulled one back in the second half to set up a tense finale to the contest.

Manuel Akanji was red carded in stoppage time to make it even nervier.

But Pep Guardiola’s men held on to earn a maximum haul and send supporters home happy.

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