The Yaya/Kolo Toure song is ringing out now. City fans are ready to celebrate but Spurs are still hoping to get another one.

Lucas Moura has space outside the area and he unleashes a feisty strike towards goal. It has a lot of swerve on it too but Ederson sees it through to his gloves and palms it away.

Four minutes of added time.

Yaya, Yaya, Yaya...

The veteran midfielder replaces Kevin de Bruyne.

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"We're gonna win the league" rings out from the away supporters' end.

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John, Manchester: Fantastic response by City. Faced with the same scenario again. Ground it out. Mentally tough. Deserve their lead.

Zak: Man City look so composed after switching to a back three of 3-5-2.

Richard Browne: Pretty solid demonstration today that Liverpool and City are the best two teams in the league today. Alas Liverpool's early season draws costing us an exciting run in.

The ball bobbles through into the box after good work from Lucas Moura on the right and Christian Eriksen shows composure on the ball before getting a shot away.

It's an easy save for Ederson though and City will take their time clearing this.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

This has been a performance befitting of champions. They’ve had a tough week but have really asserted themselves against very strong opposition. They’ve shown why they are the best team in the country this season.

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Moussa Sissoko tries to fire one in from the right but it's cut out well by Bernardo Silva. Son Heung-Min then tries to lift a ball over to the back post but it goes long and out for a goal kick.

Son Heung-min looks around and sees no other option than to have a shot from distance. Spurs started this second half so well but they appear to have run out of ideas now.

Moussa Sissoko is given a chance to impress as he replaces Dele Alli.

Harry Kane has had just six touches in total in this second half Ed...

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Ed, Bristol: Struggling to remember the last time Kane touched the ball.

Shane O'Neill: Spurs proving again they’re not remotely close to being title contenders.

Ricky Kelehar: Great performance this from City, after week they’ve had. Making Spurs look ordinary. Is Kane fully fit? Looks lumbering to me.

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Man City are in cruise control now. They're just keeping the ball and playing down the minutes.

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Raheem Sterling gets away down the right... again... but Spurs recover quickly to swamp the ball and stop him in his tracks.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Spurs came out of the traps really well this half but Pep Guardiola made a tactical tweak and it's really nullified them. The space is in the wide areas but they've not been able to use it and City are back in control.

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Second half attempts?

Tottenham 0-8 Manchester City.

Five of Raheem Sterling's touches in this half have been in the box and three have been in clear goalscoring areas.

He may have missed a few but he's certainly creating a lot.

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David D: Sterling is awful. Falls over all the time, misses absolute sitters and scores the scraps his top quality team mates provide for him. He scores one curling shot a year and everyone thinks he's Messi for a while. I hope he doesn't get to Russia.

Ben Williams: Looks like it was shot number 50 for Sterling because he actually scored

Jay Barnes: Sterling with the mother of all misses - and not just his misses (of which there are many)

He's always in the right place though...

Bernardo Silva comes on to replace Gabriel Jesus.

Son Heung-Min plays a searching ball into the box looking for Harry Kane but it's cleared by City.

Kevin de Bruyne then plays a sublime pass into Raheem Sterling, releasing him through on goal, but Sterling's effort goes wide with a deflection.