That's everything from the Matchday Centre for today. Another terrific win for Pep Guardiola's side and a win in the WSL against Reading. We'll back on Wednesday night for the Premier League clash with West Ham and be sure to keep a look at mancity.com for more reaction from today's games and a look ahead to another big match at the Etihad Stadium. COME ON CITY!!!
Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live: "It is always going to be a tough game after the emotions of Wednesday.
"I think the form is so important. It has been good over the recent couple of months but we have so much football to be played and this form needs to continue.
"This is what you live for as a footballer to be competing at the highest level. I'm not even concentrating on the treble. It's just the next game and getting ready to face West Ham. We need to get another three points at the Etihad and then move on to Leeds."
Speaking to Match of the Day:
"I didn't have any doubt. The game was so tight until the end, we could not expect anything differently. This amount of games is a lot but we knew that after we beat Arsenal at home that winning these types of games is really important. The players behaved amazingly.
"We responded really well. The momentum was there, we were playing good. It was not easy because they defended really well, inside it was so difficult. Marco prepared really well. It was not so quick because the pitch was so dry for both sides. In general it was a good performance, knowing the opponent and knowing where we came from."
That result may not cause headlines as big as the win over Arsenal, but it's a huge three points and a big performance. Fulham never gave up and City had to dig deep to ensure the Cottagers were kept well away from the danger areas.
Join special guests Nedum Onuoha, Izzy Christiansen and Joleon Lescott on Matchday Live to look back on another fabulous result for City.
City are back on top of the Premier League. Pep Guardiola's side move a point clear of Arsenal with a game in hand.
Another huge win for City!!
Haaland is running down the clock in the corner in front of the City fans who are loving it. The ball has been there for close to two minutes.
CommentaryReporting by Jonathan Smith @mancity