Greg Whelan

Appreciate your time.

Dominic, commiserations, how tough is that to date today given the way the team played?

Tell us a little bit about the goal, because Seamus Coleman must have thought it was his until you got a touch right on the goal line.

Any words with him about this?

No, not yet.

You still think it's his, does he?

Raheem, the landmark goal for you personally to finish, your 100th in club football, special moment?

But for a while, was it one of those days when you thought, it's not going to be my day today?

Great finish in the end, but what did happen with that chance that you put fine?

The one that you side-footed wide there in your one-on-one?

The key, though, isn't it, that you keep as a team creating chances.

Is that what keeps the confidence high throughout the team, that you are a team that will just keep on doing it game after game?

This was a big game for Everton, as you know, too, today.

How difficult a challenge do you feel they gave you?

It's only September, obviously, but in the context of what you want to try and do in the Premier League this year, how important was it to get those three points today in the end?

Raheem, the issue of racism has raised its head at your club, as you know, this week.

What are your thoughts on it and how do you feel the club has handled things?

What are your thoughts finally on the way City have approached the situation this week?

Finally, it's been a difficult situation, hasn't it, for the club surrounding the Bernardo Silva situation.

How do you reflect on it after a few days and what lessons do you feel can be learnt from it?