And now Nicolas Otamendi is in the book for a foul on a Swansea player on the edge of his own box. This is a dangerous free-kick...

A rare Swansea effort fails to challenge Joe Hart as Jefferson Montero's low drive trickles past the post. It wasn't close to a goal but at least it is an attempt from the home side.

Kelechi Iheanacho goes into the book for a trip on Angel Rangel.  

Jesus Navas fancies a wonder goal at the end of a quick break. De Bruyne finds him wide left but after cutting inside he curls his shot past the far post.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"Mangala has got all the physical attributes but you just worry about the mental side, the reading of the game."

Swansea rousing themselves. They win a couple of corners but can fashion nothing from either. Federico Fernández appeals for a penalty for what he thinks is a shove from the first - nothing doing - and Joe Hart punches away the second.

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Here is the official word from Man United...

Man City sense they can bag a second before the break. They are firmly on the front foot. Kevin de Bruyne is the latest man to have a go but his effort from the edge of the box is blocked by a Swansea defender.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"Iheanacho and Aguero should have put this game to bed.

"They are not quite on the same wavelength at this stage."

City's first corner of the game - won by a deflected Kelechi Iheanacho shot - is headed away well by Federico Fernández, who was under heavy pressure from a couple of away players.

Swansea gift a chance to the visitors. It is a shocking back pass from Jefferson Montero and he is very grateful to then see Kelechi Iheanacho fire his shot from the edge of the box over the bar. Man City could have had fourth place wrapped up already had they been more ruthless in front of goal.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

"With Euro 2016 on the horizon - Wales’ first major tournament since the 1958 World Cup - you may have noticed the Manic Street Preachers and Super Furry Animals both released singles last week to commemorate the occasion.

"Neither song has made it to the Liberty Stadium stands yet, but Swansea and City fans are taking great glee in goading each other about the prospect of Wales playing England in Lens next month.

"The closest we’ve come to an actual football song, however, is the Swans’ fans’ obscene reworking of the Lightning Seeds’ ‘Three Lions’."

Aguero with another City chance. Fernando plays a low cross in from the left for the Argentine to fire a low shot on goal that is saved by the boot of Swans keeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"De Bruyne seems to be in a perfect position every time to break. 

"City didn't make the most of that. Iheanacho played the wrong ball there."

Manchester City look far more threatening when they attack. They break down the left through Kevin de Bruyne, but his ball into the middle takes Kelechi Iheanacho a little wide, allowing the Swans defence to regroup and then clear when the young striker tries to find partner Sergio Aguero in the box.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Emirates Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"It is a good game. Swansea are playing some good stuff between the lines and Man City, when they break, they do very well in numbers."

Ambitious from Kelechi Iheanacho. He has a pop from 25 yards but gets underneath his shot and fires the ball over.

Confirmation - Manchester United's game with Bournemouth has been called off.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at the Liberty Stadium for BBC Radio 5 Live

"Swansea are just starting to play their way into the game."

More chaos in the Man City box as the ball is swung to the back post and over Joe Hart, who is a bit lost until regaining his composure to pounce on the ball after it had flicked off Federico Fernández.

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