Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

City will be keen to keep the clean sheet due to the goal difference against Arsenal but it doesn't look very likely Brighton are threatening.

They are coasting to victory.

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Kyle Walker had to walk halfway across the pitch to give the armband to Nathan Ake before coming off there.

Mike: Can we expect another Forest-style statement from Brighton after this game? Two clear and obvious penalties not given. Pathetic officiating.

Hannah: 100% a penalty for me, but of course City get away with it as they always do.

Rico Lewis, Sergio Gomez and Jeremy Doku replace Kyle Walker, Rodri and Bernardo Silva for City.

Matheus Nunes spins past Brighton's Carlos Baleba, who pulls his shirt and gets a yellow card in the centre circle.

Brighton bring on Irish youngster Mark O'Mahony for Danny Welbeck.

Tim: How’s that not a penalty? This game is becoming a farce.

Tony: My Brighton have been outplayed tonight but the refereeing and VAR has been even more one sided!

Ken: Wow, haha, how isn't that a penalty? I mean, just how?

Danny Welbeck takes on a few City defenders but then lifts his shot over the bar.

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Jack Grealish picks out Josko Gvardiol on the overlap but his cross-shot is caught by Jason Steele.

Manchester City have equalled the record of scoring at least four goals in four consecutive Premier League matches.

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Goalscorers Phil Foden and Kevin de Bruyne are replaced by Jack Grealish and Matheus Nunes.

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Really good run from Joao Pedro and it's a tangle of legs.

I think he trips him there.

I feel they are very unlucky there, Brighton.

Ben Mee
Brentford defender on BBC Radio Manchester

There was no need for him to drop himself to the floor. It was really good play up until that point.

It's definitely not a penalty. It's not touched him all.

A lot of boos from the home fans for that decision. VAR agrees no pen.

Brighton's second strong penalty appeal of the night as Joao Pedro goes down under pressure from Josko Gvardiol.

Again not given.

Again could have been - there was a fair bit of contact.

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Two City players are waiting to come on but the ball hasn't gone out in ages.

Another dangerous Kyle Walker run down the right but Carlos Baleba gets it back to his keeper.

Alan Smith
Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

It was such clever play by Kyle Walker. He's almost snuck up that right-hand touchline without being spotted.

His first touch doesn't help him but his second saves it. We said Alvarez will want to get in on the scoring act and he has done just that.

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That is Julian Alvarez's first Premier League goal since a double against Burnley on 31 January. He has only netted once since then in any other competition.