Manchester City moved to the top of the Premier League until Sunday evening at least with a 2-0 victory over Fulham on Saturday
The champions are a point ahead of second-placed Liverpool, who have played the same number of games but host Tottenham on Super Sunday, live on  at 4
30pm
City shot 18 times in the first half, the most by any Premier League away team in a first half this season, and were successful with two; man-of-the-match Bernardo Silva's low effort from 20 yards (5) put them ahead, before Sergio Aguero's dinked finish from an angle doubled the advantage (27)
There was a slight concern as Aguero was taken off with what looked like a minor knock before the hour mark as City prepare for a heavy run of fixtures, though Pep Guardiola said after the match it was a precaution and he will be assessed on Sunday
 It stayed 2-0 as Fulham remain 19th, 13 points off safety with just six games remaining
Fulham sat deep in the first half with a back five, but were powerless to City's surge as Bernardo Silva put the champions ahead within minutes, striking low into the bottom left corner from 20 yards after Timothy Fosu-Mensah's poor pass allowed Aguero to feed the Portuguese midfielder
Replays showed that Aguero, standing in an offside position from the shot, was in Sergio Rico's line of view, but the goal stood
City piled on the pressure and missed half chances as Ilkay Gundogan's long-range shot was punched clear and Fosu-Mensah blocked a Raheem Sterling effort, but it was soon 2-0 as Bernardo Silva capitalised on Joe Bryan's loose pass to feed Aguero, who cheekily squeezed home over Rico from six yards
Sterling wanted a penalty after Fosu-Mensah eventually got a touch on the ball having initially slid in and missed, while Gundogan swept inches wide from 20 yards and Sterling's curling shot from outside the box after the break was tipped away by Rico
Aguero, who now has 19 Premier League goals and sits top of the Golden Boot standings, was taken off with 57 minutes gone with what looked to be a slight knock, though Guardiola eased fears of any lay-off after the game
"Tomorrow we have the real assessment, he says he felt something but not injured
 For precaution he decided not to continue, hopefully it's nothing serious
"City strolled for the remainder of the second half, going closest through Kyle Walker as he found himself in the penalty area, striking the outside of the post on the stretch from 12 yards
Speaking after the game on Sky Sports,  feels City are already the best Premier League side he's ever seen
"It's immortality for the players really, if they can do the quadruple
 I already feel this is the best Premier League side I've ever seen, and the levels they're attaining right now are absolutely incredible
"This was a game where he could have rested Aguero, De Bruyne, your Silvas, but he didn't want to take a chance
 That is the Premier League
"It's all there for them
 There's no reason why they can't win all four
": "It was a tough day
 From the outset we knew the challenge ahead was against a really good team
 We made a nervous start and when you go 1-0 down after five minutes, it was always going to be a tough hill to climb and so it proved
 In saying that, I thought we dug in and showed some bits at times against a world-class side
": "Next game on Wednesday [against Cardiff] we are going to change a few players
 It is important for the rhythm, Fernandinho is still far away from his rhythm
 Wednesday we have another one, Saturday we have the semi-final, Tuesday is Champions League, so we need everybody
"The guys who didn't play today have a big chance on Wednesday to play
 We are not going to win the Premier League with just 11 players, or reach the finals or semi-finals of other competitions
"Pep Guardiola said at the start of the season that City were becoming 'Bernardo Silva plus 10 others'
Not quite - City have quality everywhere - but this was yet another deserved Premier League man-of-the-match award for the Portuguese maestro
 Clean, crisp and clinical, Bernardo Silva is the perfect long-term replacement for his namesake David
City now host Cardiff on Wednesday night, live on  at 7
45pm, before their FA Cup semi-final with Brighton at Wembley on Saturday at 5
30pm
Fulham are at Watford on Tuesday night, before hosting Everton on Saturday at 3pm
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