...And breathe!
What a significant win that could be for City in our WSL title tilt.
Brilliant goals from Fillipa Angeldahl and Lauren Hemp set us on our way to victory against Chelsea, extending our unbeaten run to 14 league matches in the process.
Another huge game next week against Arsenal... until then, thanks for your company!
"The situation is the situation, it's still in Chelsea's hands and there’s goal difference to consider as well.
"The fact we're playing Arsenal next week, Manchester United after the break and Chelsea play Arsenal, there'll be twists and turns.
"You’ve seen today the shift that can happen for and against."
"We were doing good things anyway, the position we were in, to get there after losing the first two of the season is pretty remarkable.
"The players need credit for that we’re a new team, a lot of new players coming into our system, to be able to be in this position from where we were is top.
"But we’ve not done anything yet, still important games to come, lots of challenges but go into it with high levels of confidence."
"I actually felt quite calm in the second half.
"We surrendered a bit of possession but I didn't feel any major threat, it was a nice position to be in.
"I said if we score a third it’s done so it was nice to be able to come in at half time, when we’ve played well against Chelsea in the past it’s always been coming from behind.
"We were encouraged by the way we pressed, we won having got it off Chelsea, made good decisions, we had a few more opportunities to increase the lead.
"Overall, really pleased, three points, still Chelsea’s title to lose but it's a positive step for us and gives us great confidence."
The Swede's spectacular opening goal capped off an afternoon that'll live long in the memory.
Tidy in possession and tireless without it.
Read George Kelsey's full report from a huge win at the Academy Stadium...
"Massive win today, [I'm] so pleased for everyone. The fan's were brilliant, see you all soon!"
That winning feeling 👏
CommentaryReporting by Sam Cox @mancity