Brighton have made more errors leading to goals than any other side in the Premier League this season (nine).

The half-time whistle goes and Manchester City are in complete and utter control here.

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A late offside flag against Phil Foden, but Jakub Moder cuts out his cross anyway.

Pass, pass, pass, pass.

Kevin de Bruyne has a shot blocked. Corner to City. Julian Alvarez has a shot blocked as the corner comes in.

Three minutes added on.

Anon: At this point in the season I would say Everton are a better side than Brighton.

Shucayb: I'm telling you it's not important that Brighton win tonight, it's just that they avoid conceding more goals.

David: I've seen smaller roll-overs on Euromillions than Brighton's this evening.

Ben Mee
Brentford defender on BBC Radio Manchester

Brighton have some good players, but they're not in a good run of form at the moment.

You admire the bravery they have on the ball, but when it's not going your way, you need to change things up sometimes.

You can't be making mistakes in your own box like they have done at 2-0 down.

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Any time I'm not telling you what's happening just presume it's Manchester City passing the ball round.

Ben Mee
Brentford defender on BBC Radio Manchester

First bit of possession for Brighton in the middle third...oh wait, they've just given it away.

Brighton have really struggled in the middle.

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The ball doesn't come forward to Brighton striker Danny Welbeck often but twice in a row he's offside when it does reach him.

Colin: When it comes to the business end of the season we always do the business.

Dan: Ah the final march to the inevitable end to this "really exciting" title race begins.

Logan: Title already over for Arsenal and Liverpool??

Manchester City have scored 16 Premier League goals in April.

They netted 12 in February and March combined.

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City are playing with a proper swagger now. Flicks and tricks and relentless passing.

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Derek: Is De Zerbi still held in high regard after this season? Hasn’t really pushed on.

Tom: Is it time to start questioning the De Zerbi hype?

Stu: The way Brighton are taking such risks playing out from the back is ridiculous. Makes a mockery of the PL. It's like watching schoolboys. Couple this with the refereeing, it's just one big joke.

Argentine teenager Valentin Barco tries to make up for that mistake with a shot from the left wing but it just hits Kyle Walker.

Ben Mee
Brentford defender on BBC Radio Manchester

City have figured out how to play against this press. They are well in control of this now.

Brighton defender Joel Veltman is booked for kicking the ball away.