We had 15 shots last night, of which 10 were on target. Fourteen were from inside the penalty area, and of those, four inside the six-yard box.

Of Man City’s 11 efforts on goal, two were on target and six were struck from outside the box, including their goal.

Christian Pulisic and sub Tammy Abraham registered a joint game-high three attempts each. All of them were on target, and critical for both our goals.

Pulisic’s four successful dribbles was twice as many as anyone else on the pitch managed.

Frank Lampard spoke after the game about his team’s work ethic and willingness to defend without the ball, which was important as City had a 64.7 per cent share of possession, and indeed we made more tackles, interceptions, clearances and blocks than our opponents.

Our pass completion rate was 83 per cent (compared to City’s 91 per cent), with Ross Barkley (95 per cent) and Andreas Christensen (93 per cent) ranking especially highly for us when it came to picking out a team-mate.

Christensen had a good game, also winning four tackles (out of four attempted), coming out on top in both duels he contested, and completing two dribbles.

Willian’s three key passes was bettered only by Riyad Mahrez who made four.

Cesar Azpilicueta was our top tackler with five won, while it was Toni Rudiger who made the most clearances, also five.

Ahead of the defence N’Golo Kante was his usual busy self and the three interceptions he recorded was a game-high figure.

We have now won three consecutive home league games for the first time since November.