Patrick Davison

You spoke a bit about consistency before this match.

2-0 Arsenal, 4-0 Liverpool, 3-0 Chelsea.

Is this team, like City teams of the past, just starting to... No, go on.

It's one of the things you're doing better, that set-up when the opponent is trying to build up

from the back, you're almost lining up with the four forwards across their penalty box.

You did it to Arsenal, you did it today, and it feels like you're winning balls high or you're forcing them to kick long.

Is that something that's, to me, it feels like something that's clicked recently.

Psychologically then, how big a weekend do you think this has been?

Saw Arsenal lose yesterday.

You win pretty comfortably today.

And maybe most crucially, it's in your hands now.

If you win your next two Premier League games, you will be top of the Premier League.

Well, Liam, a tale of two halves, would you agree?

Very competitive first half.

What would your word be for the second?

So how do you develop that type of resilience?

I don't know, but does it feel like something you can coach?

So is that a concern that maybe that psychological damage that was done in that difficult 10 days you talked about after the first PSG game that maybe you hoped the international break and then the Port Vale game that that cleared some of that damage but actually it's still niggling away there somewhere?

Is it another game, and you've talked about this after a few different matches,

Did you miss Enzo today?