Man City XI: Hart, Sagna, Demichelis, Mangala, Kolarov, Toure, Fernando, Navas, Sterling, De Bruyne, Aguero
Liverpool XI: Mignolet, Clyne, Skrtel, Lovren, Moreno, Lucas, Can, Milner, Lallana, Coutinho, Firmino
Man City 1-3 Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp sprints away down the tunnel as the half-time whistle goes. That late Sergio Aguero goal just gives him something to chew over.
But has there been a better team goal this season than Liverpool's third? Magic stuff.
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BBC Radio Manchester
Former Manchester City defender Paul Lake
"You talk about world class players, Sergio Aguero is certainly that. He had hardly had a touch until now, but now turns a man and curls the ball into the corner.
"Confidence comes with goals. Now there is a little bit of a spark."
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Sergio Aguero (44 mins)
Hello, did someone order a comeback?! City do pull one back before half time and in typical fashion for this game, perhaps for the Premier League in general, it comes from an error.
Martin Skrtel's clearance is poor and intercepted, it is played up to Sergio Aguero 30 yards from goal. He easily glides away from Lucas and then bends a beauty around the last defender and right into the corner. Made that look so, so easy! Class.
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Ben Jeffery: Again proves that without Vincent Kompany, Manchester City fall apart at the back.
Shaun Fleckney: I don't care how tired they are, you have to start Fernandinho, Otamendi and Zabaleta against Liverpool.
George Smith: Doubt Firminio is missing the Rodgers era much.
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Yaya Toure loudly remonstrating with his team-mates in midfield as he tries to spark something before the break. If City can get one, you wouldn't write off a comeback. But it looks unlikely at the moment!
Man City 0-3 Liverpool
BBC Radio Manchester
Former Manchester City midfielder Paul Lake
"Philippe Coutinho is ghosting past players - suddenly the confidence of this Liverpool side has increased tenfold.
"It's one-way traffic and you are worried for the Manchester City fans now. Everyone is completely stunned into silence."
Man City 0-3 Liverpool
This is the first time since February 2003 that City have conceded three first half goals at home (four vs Arsenal) in the Premier League.
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John Nixon: Quality from Liverpool. Need a City goal before half-time or this is over.
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Man City 0-3 Liverpool
Can we get Alan Hansen back for one last Match of the Day tonight? He'd enjoy analysing City's backline. You could drive several buses between Martin Demichelis and Eli Mangala at the moment.
First Roberto Firmino is denied by a fine save from Joe Hart and the Brazilian then shoots just wide as the men in blue can't keep up.
It could be 5-0...
Man City 0-3 Liverpool
You know that feeling of regret you get when you leave one club for another?... Try telling Daniel Sturridge that
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BBC Radio Manchester
Former Manchester City midfielderPaul Lake
"Rabbit caught in headlights time. There is no leadership in the back four at all and the fans are stunned. It was an inventive backheel from Emre Can and a great run by Roberto Firmino, but the City players were just looking at each other.
"If they aren't careful, this could become a huge embarrassment."
Roberto Firmino (32 mins)
What a brilliantly-taken goal! Emre Can plays an inspired backheel, once again Manchester City's back four are statuesque and Philippe Coutinho again breaks the offside line to run in on Joe Hart. Hart comes out, Coutinho squares it and Roberto Firmino has a tap-in for his first Liverpool goal.
City stunned. Liverpool loving life.
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BBC Radio Manchester
Former Manchester City midfielder Paul Lake
"So far Jurgen Klopp has got his tactics spot on. Although this hasn't really been great football by Liverpool - it's more about the mistakes made by Manchester City.
"Eliaquim Mangala looks like he is treading water – and he and Martin Demichelis have conspired for two mistakes between them. The whole City defence looks like it is lacking in confidence and sloppiness is starting to creep further up the pitch too."
Man City 0-2 Liverpool
The TV cameras pick out City captain Vincent Kompany in the stands. Take him out of the team and they too often fold like a pack of cards.City still seeing a lot of the ball but are yet to really threaten. Here we go though, Raheem Sterling to Sergio Aguero, Martin Skrtel slides in and does he block with his hand...?
No!
Man City 0-2 Liverpool
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Etihad
The demeanour of the two managers is reflecting their teams at the moment. Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp is all-action and animated. Manchester City's Manuel Pellegrini is motionless with his his arms folded.
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Spanish La Liga
Barcelona are running away with it as Neymar adds to Luis Suarez's early opener.
Man City 0-2 Liverpool
Jurgen Klopp might know what he's doing, away from home at least. Liverpool were excellent in beating Chelsea recently and they are at it again at the Etihad. City look stunned.
Philippe Coutinho (23 mins)
There you go Keith! A cracking counter attack and Liverpool double their lead. Roberto Firmino again finds City shoddy and sloppy at the back, chases down the loose ball finds a perfect cross for Philippe Coutinho to meet and thread between the legs of Joe Hart.
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Keith: Liverpool need to score another, City can't be this bad for much longer...
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Sergio Aguero drops deep to get involved and starts a decent move but it breaks down at the feet of Jesus Navas. City keeping the ball for a long, long time though - they have had 56% possession so far.