Mark Taylor: At times it seems Bournemouth have 12 men as the refs top is totally the wrong choice of colour. Shades of MUFC grey?

You're not the only one struggling Mark...

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

That goal was not lucky - Kevin de Bruyne meant that. Everybody in the wall jumps and he just rolls it underneath. That's a warning to walls. Make him do something special. He doesn't hit it hard and almost apologises it's gone in the net.

It could and maybe should've been a second for City. The Cherries again give the ball away cheaply and Kevin de Bruyne sets up Nolito for a low shot which is saved by Artur Boruc. This could be a long afternoon for Bournemouth.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

It looked like it went through the Bournemouth wall, their players are looking at each other, pointing fingers.

Artur Boruc was unsighted but Kevin de Bruyne takes the credit.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score, BBC Red Button

Pep Guardiola's ideal goalkeeper would be a midfielder who would be decent if you threw him a pair of gloves. He doesn't want a keeper really.  

Josh King is rapid. The Bournemouth forward races past Nicolas Otamendi but the City centre-back recovers enough to get in a tackle and concede a corner. Stanislas delivers the set piece to the near post again and keeper Claudio Bravo gets in a good punch to clear the danger.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Bournemouth cannot afford to give possession away in their own third. 

Cook gave the ball away sloppily and you can't do that against a team who break so quickly.

The visitors give away possession and Kelechi Iheanacho has a pop at goal from the edge of the area but Steve Cook blocks his strike.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

As much as we heap praise on City they do take the odd risk, pushing forwards forward. 

If teams can break through that initial press then they are away.

Bournemouth win the first corner of the match but Junior Stanislas can only send a poor delivery to the near post and City easily clear.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Guardiola is a manager who doesn't like to rest on his laurels and I am looking forward to seeing them press the ball, win it back quickly and their movement.

City are not doing a lot wrong at the minute.

That didn't take long. Kevin de Bruyne has Manchester City's first chance in the first 12 seconds as he sees his shot palmed away by Bournemouth keeper Artur Boruc.

Referee Jon Moss blows his whistle and we are go here at the Etihad...

Is Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho the special one? Not according to the Old Trafford club's former midfielder Roy Keane., external

Keane believes the honour of that title should go to Mourinho's rival Pep Guardiola, who came out on top between the pair when his Manchester City side beat Manchester United in their derby last Saturday.

Asked if he had any comment on Keane's view, Guardiola said: "Nothing."

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe on Manchester City: "I think they've got outstanding players and they've got a manager who, in my opinion, is right at the very top.

"I think the biggest compliment I can give him is the impact he's had on that team so early - you can see when they play he's stamped his authority on them.

"When I watch them play, I enjoy it - and it's rare for me to say that when I watch an opponent play. They've been very impressive."

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