End to end now. Chaotic. Jamal Lowe has a shot blocked for Sheffield Wednesday.

Owls keeper Pierce Charles gets away with one. A Coventry player blocks his clearance but it bounces out of play.

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Coventry try to counter from the corner but they haven't left anybody forward so a long ball just bounces out of play.

Sheffield Wednesday win a corner. Can they make it count?

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

When Sheffield Wednesday get it they try get the ball into Barry Bannan. They know the ball will generally stick with him.

The Owls have their first attack of the second half but Oliver Dovin catches a cross.

Pierce Charles, 19, has only played seven games for Sheffield Wednesday and three of those have been against Coventry.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has said Kyle Walker is looking at the possibility of moving abroad.

Walker was left out of today’s 8-0 FA Cup third round victory against League Two Salford.

Asked in his post-match press conference for the reasons behind his omission, Guardiola said: “Two days ago Kyle asked to explore the option to play abroad.

“He went to (director of football) Txiki Begiristain. For that reason I prefer to play (players) whose mind is here.”

Wednesday keeper Pierce Charles just about claws the latest Coventry corner away. There's been a few recentyl. Now the Northern Ireland international punches away a cross.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Pinball in the Wednesday box.

Three blocks before Wednesday managed to clear it.

Coventry have found another wind.

Pinball from the corner and Bobby Thomas and Jake Bidwell have shots blocked.

Coventry have a corner. It's dangerous and Pierce Charles palms it behind for another one. A mini-melee follows but nothing happens.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

The good thing from the keepers' point of view is you can only be a hero if it goes to a penalty shootout.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We won finally a game with a good margin, all respect for Salford. It was not easy with the man marking but we were clinical up front and happy with the performance."

On James McAtee: "I'm so happy for him, he's a special player. Scoring a hat-trick is not easy. He started a little bit flat but afterwards he has incredible sense in front of goal. He has the right tempo, he changed the rhythm to score.

"So I'm really happy for him and for Nico O'Reilly, who was playing a position he'd never played before at left-back. We have a lot of problems in that position. We could have played Josko [Gvardiol] or Rico [Lewis] but they need to rest with the amount of games that are coming and that they've played in the past.

"Jeremy [Doku] played really good, so happy for everyone.

"Of course, [McAtee] can play better. He scored three goals but he can play better. First half was not his best but his work ethic, his composure and his rhythm... he's a special player.

"He's been at City for a long time, a City supporter and he was one of the biggest talents at the academy from the generation of Jadon Sancho, Cole Palmer, Morgan Rogers and Liam Delap. He played with these guys and was the captain of them.

"I'm really, really pleased he's here with us."

On Jack Grealish ending his goal drought: "He made a good assist as well, not just the goal. He scored a goal, made an assist. Jack's a special player, not always one to score a lot of goals but it depends on him.

"If he can perform well, he'll take the opportunity to keep going and going.

"All the players depend on the performance in training sessions and when they have minutes to play. It's simple, not just for Jack, for all of them.

"I've been manager here for more than 500 games and we've made an incredible 487 or 488 games. Then we had 11, 12 or 13 bad games.

"The problem that we've had is that we've had an incredible amount of injuries so we could not train and we could not compete. It's so difficult but step by step, people are coming back.

"This season or maybe next season, new players come in and you have to fight for your position. When someone pushes you, you have competition and you give your best."

Golden goal wasn't bad but who remembers silver goal? Awful idea.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

You don't often get good extra time periods as most players are tired.

I liked the old golden goal. I don't know why they don't look into that.

Here we go again.

HT in ET.