Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola speaking to BBC Match of the Day after his side's win at Chelsea: "First half was not bad, especially on the right side we had no movement and don't attack space. Second half we made a fantastic three goals."
On Nico O'Reilly: "The Carabao Cup final, two goals, today, he is always there. He has incredible physicality, stays with Estevao and other top wingers."
On next weekend's game against Arsenal: "It's important because we are six points behind them, if they beat us it's over, if we draw also.
"Now we prepare, relax, don't listen much. Before the Carabao Cup final we were underdogs. We have to be calm, prepare, because Arsenal is an extraordinary team. We have that game, but it's game-by-game.
"We have long weeks to recover. Its a pity we could not be better in Champions League. The Premier League is about how you grow the team. The team feel fresh, everyone is there. We have six games left and FA Cup semi-final. It doesn't look much, but it is a lot. Many things are going to happen."
Manchester City defender Marc Guehi, speaking to BBC Match of the Day after the win: "I was a tough game. There are no easy games in the Premier League. First half, we did well in spells. You could see how good Chelsea were in their shape and they were making things difficult for us.
"But a lot of players stepped up in the second half and really grateful for the win."
On Nico O'Reilly: "It's amazing seeing his development and how fantastic he's been doing for the team and himself. But it's been a fantastic team performance today. Nico did well but Rayan [Cherki] and Erling [Haaland] worked their socks off too - every single player did well today."
On his goal: "Fortunately, I am playing with a lot of top players. So you never know when the ball is going to come, so you have to be ready always. I think I did OK with the finish."
On scoring against his former club Chelsea: "I wouldn't be here without this football club. I am eternally grateful to every single member of the staff who helped me in the academy and the club for picking me up at such a young age, to Frank Lampard and Jody Morris for giving me my debut when I was here. It's nice to be back."
On facing Arsenal: "It's going to be a big game. But the most important thing for us is to recover and focus on training this week."
Did you know?
Manchester City completed 344 passes in the first half of this match, the most by a visiting team at Stamford Bridge in the opening 45 minutes of a Premier League game on record (since 2003-04).
With two more today, Manchester City's Rayan Cherki became the first player to register 10+ assists in their debut Premier League season since Dimitri Payet in 2015-16 (12).
Manchester City's Marc Guéhi is the first player to play twice away to Chelsea in the same Premier League season and keep a clean sheet in both games, also playing in Crystal Palace's 0-0 draw on matchday one.
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