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I was full on Ted Hastings episode 6 for most of that

That was more than just a goal. It was a massive thank you to the fans and everyone connected with City for his wonderful years at the club. When he slammed that in, he created an iconic moment that will rank alongside the 2012 derby goal. Superlative.

That'll do nicely. Doing the club proud.

More psychological torture than a 20 minute interrogation with AC12

Ole's at the flat wheel

Is this in fact Rowan Atkinson? I think we should be told.

They never looked like scoring - and didn't. Over to Everton.

We're all going to Madrid Voulez Vous

The winner at OT in the 2012/13 season. Ran round half of them and smashed it in. 2-1 to City.

Pep's solution to the left back problem - er, don't bother to play one.

It will be interesting to see how this alters the default response at away games, where Sterling just gets booed out of some vague sense that he is somehow the villain. But a boo for Sterling from now on will be interpreted as criticism of his public stance against racism.

41 points. Phew

There were 7 games yesterday. 6 are open for comments in the Guardian but West Ham v City is not! I say we just win the league again, playing brilliant football.

Agree entirely. I'm waiting for Ronay's article to open for comments. If it does, I will be straight in with my response. There's something in the Telegraph as well but you'll need a subscription to read it.

I hope Matthew Hedges is released soon and the indications are that he will be. Barnay Ronay should write a follow-up article criticising the fans of British-owned clubs for turning a blind eye to the 320,000 homeless people on this island, many of whom are there as a direct result of...

Think the bitterness from the press got to the players as well as the fans. It's like their achievements in recent years were being completely undermined, so that this needed to be a statement win, with the statement being 'judge us on the pitch'. Merlin certainly celebrated his goal with...

Total superiority Not that I give a flying pheck, but that lot will be scratching their heads right now and thinking 'what the hell can we actually do about this?'

Lots to admire today, mostly already stated. I'll add Sterling's electrifying run round the back of the defence with a good final pass at about 40 minutes. More of this please. And more of our number 47 too please. Start him against Oxford with Bernardo on the other side.

I've had the 'oil money' argument on several occasions with fans of other clubs. Fact is oil is a valuable commodity used by every car owner. There really isn't anything 'morally questionable' about oil - it's just a nonsensical argument used by jealous fans and the media.

There was a large Ulster flag very prominently positioned in the middle of the City section today. Just wondering if there was a contingent over from NIR or if it has some other significance.