Mkhitaryan fires visitors in front from 12 yards
Ibrahimovic adds second moments later with low drive
Mata slots in third after Mkhitaryan one-two
Result: Man City 2-1 Swansea
Jesus scores twice to send Man City third
Brazilian's second is injury-time winner
We'll bring you the reaction to that dramatic win for Manchester City but it's time for us to switch focus to Leicester as the Foxes host Manchester United. Neil Johnston is the man to guide you through that one.
Image source, PADavid A Johnson: Long way to go, and many hurdles, but #GabrielJesus, external could well one day find himself as the best footballer in the world
Going big David!
Man City 2-1 Swansea
Trevor Sinclair
Ex-Man City & West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 live
Big players score big goals in big games and that was perfect timing.
Just at the end when City needed a hero Gabriel Jesus saved them.
Manchester City fans applaud Gabriel Jesus as the forward walks towards the tunnel. The teenager looks absolutely shattered - no surprise there. A brilliant performance.
Man City 2-1 Swansea
Willy Caballero celebrates City's winner - relief for possibly a shot he could have saved for Swansea's equaliser
Image source, ReutersMan City 2-1 Swansea
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Chris Randell: Jesus saves Man City
Joshua Dagnall: Give that man some water and he will give you wine. What a player
Sergio Aguero plants a header just over the bar from Yaya Youre's clipped pass. Should have scored.
Man City 2-1 Swansea
Final change for Manchester City as Fernando replaces David Silva.
Silva is in no rush to go off, taking his time to applaud the City fans, who in turn applaud the midfielder after a fine display.
Gabriel Jesus
The saviour!
Gabriel Jesus has surely got Manchester City out of jail with a last-minute goal. His initial header from David Silva floated ball is saved by Lukasz Fabianski but Jesus reacts quickly to poke home the loose ball.
Image source, PAMan City 1-1 Swansea
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Remember my post from much earlier?
Swansea never taken a point from the Etihad.
Well in total, they have lost 10 away games in a row against City. The last time they didn't lose this fixture was 1951 and it was in the old Division Two.
Image source, EPAMan City 1-1 Swansea
Into the final minute of normal time at the Etihad and there are groans of frustration around the ground - apart from the away end - as Swansea come forward again.
Man City 1-1 Swansea
Natty skills by Leroy Sane gives the forward space inside the area, he crosses low for David Silva but the ball is agonisingly just behind him. Finally some urgency about Manchester City now.
#bbcfootball
John Davies: 8 minutes to go, he decides to bring on Aguero! After we conceded. Should have been on with 20 to go! To get 2nd!!
Andrew Neill: It's been coming. Can Jesus save City once more or do they turn to Aguero.....?
Stavros Makrozachopo: Joe Hart would have stopped that!
Speaking of Joe Hart...
England's number one is currently in goal for Torino against Empoli. Like Willy Caballero, Hart has conceded. That game is 1-1 with an hour gone.
Man City 1-1 Swansea
A Manchester City attack breaks down and Nathan Dyer carries the ball forward, finding Borja Baston. Surely Swansea aren't going to snatch this? No - not yet anyway - as Baston's first contribution is to pass the ball straight to City.
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More suspect goalkeeping from City. I call Pep the Tin Man because at the end of the season he'll realise he had a Hart all along
Simon, York
Image source, Getty ImagesMan City 1-1 Swansea
It seems like Swansea fancy their chances of snatching all three points. They've thrown a striker on for the final few minutes as Borja Baston goes on for Fernando Llorente.
Meanwhile, Sergio Aguero is on now for Raheem Sterling. Too little, too late?
Man City 1-1 Swansea
Trevor Sinclair
Ex-Man City & West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 live
It is no surprise. We have been saying this could happen since the start of the second half.
We know what quality Sigurdsson has got.
Game on.
Gylfi Sigurdsson
You could just sense this was coming.
Manchester City are punished for not putting this game to bed in the first half as Luciano Narsingh touches the ball into the path of Gylfi Sigurdsson and Swansea's talisman steers the ball beyond Willy Caballero from outside the box.
Image source, ReutersMan City 1-0 Swansea
Image source, .Manchester City have had almost 70% possession, but it's felt like this half has been much more even. Swansea have had their chances.