Florian Wirtz robs the ball off Daichi Kamada and sets up Cody Gakpo, but the Liverpool substitute lashes wide.

Palace then go up the other end and Alisson once again denies Jean Philippe-Mateta in a one-on-one situation, but the offside flag belatedly goes up.

Triple Bournemouth change.

David Brooks, Alex Scott and Marcus Tavernier replace Amine Adli, Justin Kluivert and Ryan Christie.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

Just before that save, City goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma had his arms stretched out and was bellowing at his defenders.

A big City number one shouting at his team-mates? It was a throwback to Peter Schmeichel that.

Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score reporter at Stamford Bridge

Brighton cannot complain about being behind, but they are well within their rights to be frustrated with one particular incident. Their best attacking move thwarted by the referee.

Yasin Ayari arriving top of the box, about to unleash the shot, totally unmarked but blocked off at the crucial moment by the referee’s back.

Chances have been few and far between for Brighton so you can imagine the reaction of the players and the away fans.

John Bennett
BBC Final Score reporter at Etihad Stadium

There are some frustrated Man City fans around me, they can’t believe their team isn’t running away with this game. They’ve completely dominated but credit to Burnley who took their first chance.

Some of the City supporters are not happy with some lacklustre passing from certain players, like Nico Gonzalez who’s in the Rodri role today.

What looked like an easy City win has turned into a contest.

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Chelsea haven't had a shot for half an hour now. And they might not have many more being a man down.

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Man City 1-1 Burnley

Burnley want a penalty now.

The video assistant referee is taking a look after the ball appears to hit the shoulder of Nico O'Reilly as he tussles with Lyle Foster.

It's a quick decision and backs the call of referee Rob Jones not to point to the spot.

Gianluigi Donnarumma is called into action and gets down really well for a goalkeeper of his size to palm away a stinging shot from Quilindschy Hartman.

The best chances have gone Burnley's way in the second half.

Alexander Isak sweeps a shot over the bar from the edge of the area after Mo Salah lays the ball back to him, but the Egyptian is flagged offside.

Erling Haaland is still struggling to get involved in this game. The Norwegian rises at the byeline to try and head the ball down for a team-mate but he's flagged offside.

Mats Wieffer replaces Joel Veltman for Brighton.

Brighton's Diego Gomez shoots over from a free-kick.

Short check - goal stands.

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Leeds 2-1 Bournemouth

But they are checking this Leeds goal for offside...

Manchester City look short on numbers as Burnley break after defending a corner but Tijjani Reijnders' pace comes in handy as he gets across to stop Loum Tchaouna getting away.

Almost an embarrassing moment for Dean Henderson there - a deflected shot from Alexis Mac Allister loops up into the air, and Alexander Isak beats the Palace goalkeeper to the ball but heads wide.

Somehow, Palace are awarded a free-kick.

Scott Parker is out on the touchline applauding the efforts of his players as they advance through Manchester City's press.

There's a lot for him to be proud of from Burnley's performance so far today.

Josh Acheampong replaces Andrey Santos. Defender for midfielder.