Lee Cattermole
Former Sunderland midfielder on BBC Radio 5

Bournemouth are an unbelievable team to watch live. They turn the ball over and just want to punish you straight away. They get there and they're looking to hurt someone straight away.

How did he get away with that?

Tijjani Reijnders goes down after Wilfried Gnonto catches him late.

Gnonto flashes a smile at referee Peter Bankes who decides against booking the Leeds man.

Djordje Petrovic comes and punches a Sunderland cross clear but the Black Cats come again and win a corner.

They've not stopped coming forward since going behind.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

So careless from Matheus Nunes, out on that right-hand touchline and high up the pitch for Manchester City.

He was looking across the line, so that's schoolboy stuff to be caught offside in that situation.

Manchester City have scored 12 first-half goals in 13 games, more than any other team in the Premier League this season.

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Mikkel Damsgaard opens his legs to power through the Burnley midfield. He has a go from outside the box but it's straight at Martin Dubravka.

Catching practice for the Burnley keeper.

To be fair, Leeds have regrouped well since falling behind.

It's all a bit scrappy out there but Leeds have enjoyed a spell of possession without managing to test Gianluigi Donnarumma.

When I say it's pouring down at the Stadium of Light, I mean it's pouring down!

Get the slide tackles in.

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Lee Cattermole
Former Sunderland midfielder on BBC Radio 5

Semenyo's double movement caused the slip by the right-back and he's gone in behind, which he had done three or four times before that, and it's a great cross into to the box.

Initially a fantastic save from Roefs but it's just the follow-up. A good finish.

With the way the game started, there was always going to be a goal in the opening 10 minutes.

A long searching ball from Hannibal Mejbri deep into the Brentford half. Burnley want a penalty for handball but the referee is having none of that.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a start from Manchester City! A sharp finish from Phil Foden.

You can imagine Leeds United manager Daniel Farke emphasising the need for his side to stay in this game before kick-off, but then quick-footed Manchester City strike with their first attack of the afternoon.

A perfect start for them and a great response from that defeat at Bayer Leverkusen.

You can imagine Daniel Farke's last words to his Leeds players before they left the dressing room.

"Keep it tight lads."

A week of planning on the training ground went flying out of the window inside the opening 60 seconds.

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Regis Le Bris is standing unmoved on the sideline with his hood up as the rain pours down in the north east.

It's a blow to concede early but Sunderland have started this game well.

Five minutes on the clock...

• 72.7% possession for Man City
• One attempt on target
• One goal

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Right then, the first of the long throws comes from Michael Kayode. He absolutely launches it into the mixer and Mathias Jensen is hauled down.

Not enough in that for a penalty.

Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

When I was walking over to the Etihad Stadium earlier Manchester City's Under-18s were part way through a 6-0 win over Nottingham Forest in their Premier League North fixture.

The way the men's first team have started suggests they have plenty of goals on their mind as well.

That Phil Foden goal went in before scores of supporters in front of me had even reached their seats.

That goal has been officially timed at 59 seconds.

'Come on City, Come on City' booms around the Etihad.

Now it's Sunderland who come forward through Enzo Le Fee. He cuts it back for Chemsdine Talbi in the box but Bournemouth have enough bodies back.

Feel like we're watching basketball at the moment!

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