Lex: I guess Pochettino too wants in on the comeback. I wonder what's going through Pep's mind at the moment. Come on Spurs!!!

David: Spurs look like they want this win. Anybody’s game.

Agubata: City players are already losing their heads. Two yellow cards already. Surely the ghost of the derby comeback is playing at the back of their minds.

Jonathan Moss blows the whistle for half-time. We've got a real match on our hands...

Paul: Will City throw away another 2 goal lead...? Here's hoping!

Agubata: THE COMEBACK IS ON!!!

Josh: This goal is definitely Eriksen's...

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Mousa Dembele does well to skip past several challenges to allow Spurs to break away down the right.

Erik Lamela is played in and he has time to pick out a teammate in the middle - with Christian Eriksen probably the best option - but instead choose to go himself.

His strike is blocked and it's a wasted opportunity for Spurs. Eriksen is fuming.

That's lifted Wembley. Deja vu for City?

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Harry Kane has not been in the game very much but this clever from him on the half turn to poke it through to Christian Eriksen. He prods it towards goal, it hits Laporte and then ricochets off Eriksen's left shin. You could say it's a lucky goal but Spurs won't care - they're back in it.

Kevin de Bruyne gets a yellow for a rash challenge on Jan Vertonghen in the middle of the pitch.

Boos ring out around Wembley as Jonathan Moss whistles for a free-kick on Mousa Dembele when Erik Lamela looked to be away.

Advantage had been played but after that controversial penalty decision, the fans are getting restless.

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And he's wasted it. It flies way over the cross-bar.

Raheem Sterling's sly touch nips it past Ben Davies before the winger goes down under minimal contact.

Davies is frustrated because this free-kick is in a good position for Leroy Sane.

Seth: Spurs look like they were the ones who played in midweek! I'm not impressed so far with Spurs!

Chev: Can't remember the last time I saw a Spurs performance this abject. The Tim Sherwood era maybe.

Chris: Spurs trying to emulate Man Utd from last weekend?

Erik Lamela then tries to win a penalty when he invites a diving challenge from Vincent Kompany on the edge of the box but the Spurs striker is going down before he's even near him and it's waved away confidently by Jonathan Moss.

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This is better from Tottenham. They are keeping the ball and finding space in behind City's full-backs.

A ball in from the left is well dealt by the City defence but Jonathan Moss has to stop the game momentarily to have a quick word with Kieran Trippier and Leroy Sane after some jostling on the right-hand side.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Spurs certainly won't panic. They've been behind before this season and found a way to come back - think about Liverpool and Juventus away from home.

This City side look so up for it against them though this evening.

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Kieran Trippier looks to play in Erik Lamela but his weighted pass is too heavy. The two Spurs plays then turn to look at each other as if to say 'that was your fault' and they have to start all over again.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

That came from a wonderfully weighted pass from David Silva. The ball ended up back with Silva and his rippling laced shot forces Lloris into a smart save down to his left hand side.

Si: That was a shocker from Ben Davies. Lucky boy

Dave: That's the third Tottenham player who should have been sent off against City this season for atrocious tackles. Surprise, surprise, none of them were.

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Kevin de Bruyne hassles at the heels of Christian Eriksen and wins the ball on the edge of the Spurs' area.

It eventually falls to David Silva but his strike is palmed away and deflected out for a corner.

Ian: Got to admire City. After the last couple of weeks it would of been easy to change their style but they have been superb in the opening 25 minutes.

Rebel: City may have been dreadful over the past 10 days but some questionable decisions didn't help either. City back to their best

Howepundit: I hope City don't lose from here again!!