I reckon Swansea caretaker Alan Curtis will want to keep this one tight and then maybe unleash Bafetimbi Gomis late on?

Who knows? David Silva draws an early foul in a slow start to the half. 

Swansea get us under way again, can they find an equaliser?

The players are filtering back onto the pitch as the soaked crowd waits for a surge of excitement. Manchester City's Fabian Delph is on for Raheem Sterling. 

Plenty of probing down the flanks for Manchester City, but not much penetration in the box, according to this heatmap.

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Manchester City just edging it as the scoreline and stats suggest. But two decent chances wasted for Swansea and poor marking at a corner are the events which have made a difference. 

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That's the last action of the half. Swansea will feel a little hard done by. 

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Ooh Swansea's Gylfi Sigurdsson almosts chips the ball through to Ki Sung-Yueng but Nicolas Otamendi clears. 

Swansea may opt to see the half out now, have a few half-time words and decide how they can approach this in a different manner after the break. Bafetimbi Gomis is on the bench, don't forget. One minute of added time. 

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Jesus Navas gets some space to have a run at Swansea left-back Neil Taylor, but the Spaniard is chopped down and loses a boot for good measure. Booking. 

Manchester City starting to take control now and bossing possession. Yaya Toure tries to scoop the ball over a deep-lying Swansea, who are camped on the edge of the box, but his delivery is a little too strong. 

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Yaya Toure is just starting to pick the ball up in a few advanced positions. This time the Manchester City midfielder shoots from 25 yards and it skids through to Lukasz Fabianski. 

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It's a deep Swansea corner, which Joe Hart opts to punch clear. As you were. 

Swansea midfielder Ki-Sung-yueng then draws a foul as he sprints forward. Decent free-kick position this, wide on the left. It's nodded clear by the hosts for a Swansea corner. 

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Yaya Toure swiftly wins the ball in the Manchester City midfield, plays in Raheem Sterling but the forward is slightly offside. Ashley Williams then trips up the 21-year-old, which he's not happy about. A few words, and then they shake hands. 

Manchester City are starting to realise that the key to breaking down the well-organised Swansea defence is to break quickly. Alas, they haven't shown much evidence of it yet. 

Fairly straightforward for Wilfried Bony's goal, but the move that led to Jesus Navas winning the corner (see below), was their best of the match. 

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