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"Jess Park produced an outstanding display as Manchester City beat rivals Manchester United to keep up their Women's Super League title chase," is the verdict of BBC Sport's Emma Sanders.

You can read her match report from the Etihad Stadium in full here...

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Otherwise, we will see you tomorrow for a full programme of WSL fixtures, starting with the Merseyside derby. Here's the fixtures in full:

Everton v Liverpool (13:00 GMT)

Bristol City v Tottenham Hotspur (14:00)

Leicester City v Brighton (15:00)

West Ham v Chelsea (16:30)

Aston Villa v Arsenal (18:45)

Manchester City

Man City boss Gareth Taylor, speaking to BBC Sport.

On Jess Park: "With a player of that quality we have been talking about that final action.

"Jess Park is quick and that is the icing on the cake, the assists she has had and now she is getting goals."

On Bunny Shaw: "That was a fabulous goal, Bunny is making the movement it is not easy and going up against a good goalkeeper in Mary Earps - it gave us a great start to the second half."

On the title race: "We have always been confident and the hard part is doing it.

"We are going against a title rival [Chelsea] who has been really successful over the years and we are trying to change that.

"But, we have to take one game at a time and we don't need to worry what happens tomorrow - we will be giving it our very best."

Manchester United

Man Utd boss Marc Skinner, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "When I look back at the first goal it is offside, then we are in the game.

"All of a sudden they get a corner and they get momentum at home. It is not a goal [Jess Park's opening goal] and it shouldn't have stood.

"We had chances before that which we would have taken on another day, we were making Khiara Keating work way more than what Mary Earps is having to work.

"When I watch it back it is disappointing losing a game as big as this."

On Bunny Shaw being offside for the opening goal: "What can you say?

"It is a massive game, to miss that call in a game like this it changes the momentum and football momentum is key.

"We controlled Man City, we had more shots of quality than they did, but they got a goal and momentum changed.

"But I can only say I am proud of the players and the way they reacted - I am proud of them."

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Here's how the Women's Super League table looks after City's win in the Manchester derby.

Manchester City

Manchester City's player off the match Jess Park, speaking to BBC Sport.

On her first WSL goal: "Incredible I don't think there is a feeling that compares to it and I have been working hard - today I finally got it."

On playing with confidence: "I think with the girls around me we have so much confidence as a group.

We work so hard on-and-off the ball and that let us play with confidence."

On her opening goal: "It was a brilliant pick out and I just thought to keep it down and the feeling cannot be compared!"

Manchester City

More from Khadija Shaw to BBC Sport on her own goalscoring form: "At the end of each season I look back and see where I can improve. Last season I score goals but looked for how I could improve. I do a lot of video analysis to see where I can move better into certain spaces."

On the title race: "We can do it. of course. We have to focus on ourselves, do all the bits we can do, score as many as we can. Then we will see

Robert Kaye: If Man City don't win the title, they will look back on that draw against Chelsea at the start of the season as the match that they will rue.

Manchester City

Manchester City forward Khadija Shaw told BBC Sport: "I am very proud. The team look for me to score goals. We knew it was a massive game. It's a title face and we want to keep going. We are out the cup so the league is the focus. You have to set high standards for youself, work hard for the team and good things will happen. We spoke at half-time about not letting up. The first 20 minutes were a bit nervy but after that we were confident."

On linking up with Jess Park: "Jess and I work together a lot in training. We always tell each other to drive forward. I was in her ear the whole time. Jess is a special player. I keep motivating her and telling she has what it takes. She is believing now."

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Bunny Shaw has grown [at Man City].

Initially she didn't come out with top numbers but her understanding of what is required at Man City is much better - she has been unbelievable.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC One

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At times Man Utd will be disappointed that Man City were able to put crosses into the box.

Massive confidence from Jess Park. She is a great player and she got confidence going out on loan to Everton - she has a lovely finish and she can assist as well.

That's 11 consecutive wins for Manchester City in the Women's Super League.

We'll have all the reaction and analysis from this match coming up, so stick with us.

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Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC One

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Controlled and confident that is how Man City performed throughout this match.

The full-time whistle goes. City go top of the Women's Super League with a confident victory over in the Manchester derby.

Here's the goals:

The strains of Blue Moon echo around the Etihad Stadium as we enter the sixth of eight minutes of added time.

Geyse delivers a dangerous ball into the box from out wide, but against Manchester City are able to snuff out the danger.

Siobhan Chamberlain
Ex-England and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC One

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Today Jess Park for me has been the absolute player of the match she has been brilliant - definitely a worthy winner.

Both sides giving the ball away as the game gets a little bit frenetic in these closing stages. A high ball from Manchester United's Maya Le Tissier is set into the box but City goalkeeper Khiara Keating comfortably claims the ball.

Manchester United's Geyse clatters into Lauren Hemp and is correctly booked for the transgression.

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Eight minutes of added time. Still time for some late drama, perhaps?