Leeds could yet be hit for six, James. Manchester City are in the mood.

Leeds United's mission is to get to half-time without conceding again yet Manchester City look like scoring each time they enter the box.

Daniel Farke cannot afford a heavy defeat. This has been a poor first half showing by the visitors.

It's not often you see players with muddy tops on these immaculate Premier League pitches but that's the kind of day it is today.

Old school stuff.

Granit Xhaka picks out the head of Reinildo Mandava. It's a difficult header to direct on target and it drifts just wide of the post.

This has been an impressive response by Pep Guardiola and his players after back-to-back defeats. Tijjani Reijnders has just sent a shot over the bar. That was City's ninth attempt in 34 minutes.

I was just waiting for the net to bulge but Caoimhin Kelleher does extraordinarily well to keep out Axel Tuanzebe there.

The Burnley defender just needs to finish from about five yards out but Kelleher is brave and somehow gets a leg on it.

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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester City are just playing at their own pace now. They are totally dictating this game now. They are comfortable being 2-0 up.

They are saying to Leeds: 'We will drag your players out of position, we will make you pay, we will punish you'.

Erling Haaland hasn't even had to get going yet, has he?

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Two goals for Manchester City but Erling Haaland remains on 99 Premier League goals. He's yet to register an attempt in this match.

Surely he's going to score today, isn't he?

Kyle Walker trots over to where the pocket of travelling Burnley fans is as he prepares to take the long throw.

The ball is partially cleared to Hannibal Mejbri and his strike is charged down.

41.2% of the action has been in the Leeds United defensive third over the last 15 minutes.

Suddenly, a rare Leeds attack but Lukas Nmecha's attempt is high and wide.

Joe Hart
Former Man City goalkeeper on Match of the Day

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No fault at all attributed to Roefs there. They are the positions goalkeepers are asked to take up [outside the box] and if people can execute like that there is nothing you can do.

Roefs thought it was going to go to the left-hand side of the goal so he led with his left shoulder, but the ball started to swerve so he had to straight himself up and readjust the other way. It was opportunistic brilliance from Tyler Adams.

Lee Cattermole
Former Sunderland midfielder on BBC Radio 5

Great penalty. He's [Enzo Le Fee] a technician and he's been really good at them all season but I'm just a bit surprised about what's just happened from a Bournemouth point of view to be honest. The tackle from Scott and then giving a penalty away like that.

Sunderland are right back in this game now.

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Still no breakthrough at the Gtech but both sides are pushing for it. It's not as bad a game as the scoreline makes out.

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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Weak Leeds, limp Leeds, lame Leeds.

Leeds United had the warning from the previous corner, after not dispatching Josko Gvardiol's header.

Daniel Farke is shaking his head in his technical area. They have to compete and they aren't doing that. A shambolic goal to concede.

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Moments before Manchester City's second goal, Lucas Perri made a superb save to deny Phil Foden a second goal.

In the opening half an hour, City registered eight attempts, four on target, and scored two.

What a game this is turning out to be.

As end-to-end as it gets.

This is all very routine for Pep Guardiola's side. The problems are mounting, however, for Daniel Farke.

Yep, penalty stands.

Up steps Enzo Le Fee...