Post Match Review Of Chelsea's Loss

Manchester City showed their intent for this season Premier League title race with a commanding dismissal of champions Chelsea at Etihad Stadium. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho's turbulent week - shaped by the controversy surrounding the demotion of medical staff Eva Carneiro and Jon Fearn - ended in misery as he saw his side outclassed by a resurgent City.
Sergio Aguero had been denied three times by Chelsea keeper Asmir Begovic before giving City a deserved lead just after the half-hour,other goals from Vincent Kompany and Fernandinho were enough to seal an emphatic 3-0 victory for Manchester City over Chelsea. The man of the match has to be Fernandinho for his commanding display and marshal of the midfield.
Their are 5quick stats  you need to know about the match:
1. Chelsea defender John Terry was substituted in a Premier League game for the first time since May 2013 (v Aston Villa) and for the first time under Jose Mourinho.
2. Chelsea had to wait until the 70th minute for their first shot on target against Manchester City.
3. Manchester City defender Vincent Kompany has scored in back-to-back Premier League games for
the first time since December 2013.
4. This is the first time under Jose Mourinho that Chelsea have conceded more than once in
Manchester (v City or United).
5.The last time Chelsea failed to win their first two Premier League games was in 1998-99.
6. Sergio Aguero has scored 79 PL goals since debuting for Man City, more than any other player
in the league.

Post match interview

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho, speaking to BBC Sport: "We were the best team by far in the second half. What they did in the first we did in the second".
"We dominated and when they feel they are in trouble, and they felt, they changed Aguero and Sterling, they try to recover control of the game is exactly when they scored the second goal.
"Their goalkeeper was good and we couldn't score. They were only coming up with long balls. Not one single problem in the second half, they had lots."

Pellegrini: "Two things are the most pleasing: scoring three goals and keeping another clean sheet".