@Ten_Hi on X: Appears we've entered the annual "City are boring" phase that precedes them not losing another match for the duration of the season.

Postpublished at 20:34 Greenwich Mean Time 11 December

20:34 GMT 11 December

Juventus 0-0 Manchester City

There's a stoppage in play because of an injury as Teun Koopmeiners clatters Clement Turpin. Turpin is the referee.

Actually he's OK quite quickly.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The best things that have happened in this game so far have been from Yildiz.

He doesn't have to do anything special, he just cruises past Kyle Walker there.

It's such an unusual thing to see from Kyle Walker.

Juve winger Kenan Yildiz has been lively. He runs onto a ball over the top down the left and cuts into the box. His attempted pass to Dusan Vlahovic is blocked by the backside of the sliding Ruben Dias.

Manchester City haven't recorded a shot yet, with this their longest wait for their first attempt of a Champions League game since December 2020 (32nd minute v FC Porto).

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

On the first Gabriel Jesus chance...

The keeper got himself back from a mistake - he shouldn't have gone backwards. Good save though, he does his job.

It wouldn't drop for Jesus, I think he wanted to hit it earlier. It came up to his chest so he took it on the chest and couldn't hit it properly.

On the second Gabriel Jesus chance...

That's great play all round. The touch from Jesus is beautiful to get himself the half yard. He comes across the defender and then it's a great save.

Jesus has to take it slightly wider and it's a big left hand from Majecki. Concern from Monaco, that's twice in two minutes Jesus has got in.

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I just ate a pack of sweets and nothing happened in that time.

Another one-on-one chance for Arsenal and once again it falls to Gabriel Jesus. It's from a Gabriel Martinelli through ball through the heart of the Monaco defence, Jesus does well to hold off a challenge from Thilo Kehrer, although the ex-West Ham man does manage to get a deflection on the shot.

Monaco number one Radoslaw Majecki gets a hand to the strike and then reacts quickly to stop Jesus tapping in the rebound.

Villa are fifth as things stand.

The ball lands to Juve striker Dusan Vlahovic in the box but it runs away from him before he can get a shot in. He should have got a shot in quicker.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

15 minutes not a great deal happening and then it just suddenly broke out there.

We've had seven or eight minutes, much more open, players have been getting into spaces.

De Bruyne has found little pockets, he has been looking for 15 minutes to see where those pockets of space are. Doku has been getting the ball a bit more.

The game has stretched a bit more than it had before.

That could and maybe should be 1-0 to the Arsenal. Gabriel Jesus is through on goal after a long ball forwards and he gets the wrong side of Mohammed Salisu and then only has Radoslaw Majecki to beat.

The away keeper does superbly to save the resulting strike with his boot though to keep it goalless.

I'd say a lull in the game but the whole game has been a bit of a lull. City are passing it well - the game is crying out for some shots though.

Another chance for Arsenal and it comes from good work from Bukayo Saka on the right wing and then a nice reverse pass from Myles Lewis-Skelly. The ball falls to Martin Odegaard but there are too many Monaco bodies in the way and all he can do is curl an effort wide.

@TheoBowyer on X: I can’t think of a more boring team than City at the moment…every pass is a negative one.

Nice interplay between Ilkay Gundogan and Kevin de Bruyne. The German picks out Jeremy Doku with a cross but his attempted ball back into the danger zone is cleared.