Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

It may have ended in defeat for The Terriers, but Danny Mills believes there were plenty of positives to be taken for the home side...

Huddersfield have played probably the best side in Europe apart from perhaps Paris St-Germain, if they can play with that work rate every week then they have a great chance of staying in the Premier League.

It's been a really intriguing match, a great game and it might give other teams an idea of how to play against City in the future.

Nick Whitbread: There’s the difference between City and the rest this season...the rest would have dropped points in that game

Sho Rahman: Can't really say it's harsh on Huddersfield, they haven't had a shot on target. They've been resilient I'll give them that, they're a tough lot

Manchester City's players celebrated like they had won a cup final on the final whistle. Most of them went over to celebrate with their travelling fans while Pep Guardiola also went over to join in.

This victory equals City's club record of 11 consecutive league wins.

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Confusion right on the final whistle. Huddersfield's Rajiv van La Parra has been shown a straight red card after an incident with Leroy Sane.

We'll be hearing more about this.

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Manchester City go eight points clear at the top of the Premier League table.

Agony for Huddersfield.

Pep Guardiola is barking more orders from the side of the pitch. He'll be a relieved man after this.

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Five added minutes. A roar goes up from home fans. Can they?

Eliaquim Mangala and Ilkay Gundogan come on for City for the final few moments. Huddersfield have made a third change - striker Steve Mounie has been sent on to find his side an equaliser.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

A massive slice of fortune in that goal. There was nothing Lossl could do.

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City are moments away from going eight points clear at the top. Huddersfield have given this absolutely everything. A real gutsy effort by David Wagner's team but City have been too good.

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Patrick Brennan: Manchester City are brilliant. If they're going to be lucky as well the other 19 might as well give up!

A second change for Huddersfield. Tom Ince has played his part in this gutsy Terriers display. He makes way for Collin Quaner.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at the John Smith's Stadium

Now this I am looking forward to. Jesus on for Kompany. City are going for it. Formation? I am guessing at 2-4-4?

A huge roar goes up as a City move breaks down.

The noise levels are increasing by the minute as home fans roar their team on. This will be an excellent result if they can hang on.

Vincent Kompany makes way for Jesus. City are throwing everything at this.

Activity on the City bench. Here comes Gabriel Jesus...

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

City have only had three shots on target in the whole game. Huddersfield have defended incredibly well, they've stuck to the game plan but can they hold on? That is the question.

Pep is telling Sterling to get on the right and Sane out to the left in order to stretch the game as much as they can and allow Silva and De Bruyne to get on the ball and make things happen.

City are spraying the ball around but they are faced by a blue and white wall. Every Huddersfield player is back defending. This is going to be a very long final 10-12 minutes.