Into the first of two minutes of stoppage time and Manchester City are still looking for more goals.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

All plaudits to Yaya Toure and rightly so. His passing since he came on has been exceptional. He dinks it over the top, Gabriel Jesus makes an intelligent run in behind and heads it into the corner, no chance again for Fabianski.

Gary Lineker
Ex-England striker on BBC One

Phil Foden looks completely at home playing alongside City’s superstars. Very exciting young English talent.

Almost goal number five as Yaya Toure dinks a ball into the box, Vincent Kompany breaks free of the defence and nods over Lukasz Fabianski but the ball drops agonisingly wide of the post.

Into the final five minutes, five minutes the Swansea players and fans will hope will go quickly. It's been a terrible watch as far as they are concerned.

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Mark: I don't understand the Swansea tactics. It was damage limitation at 0-0

Brilliant from Phil Foden, or Phil Messi in this instance, as he weaves his way through three Swansea players before clipping a perfect cross to the head of Gabriel Jesus, but his effort is straight at the keeper.

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Yaya Toure hits a free kick into the Swansea wall and that give's Swansea the rare chance to break.

Benjamin Mendy loses Tammy Abraham but Sam Clucas fluffs his attempt to connect with the forward's cross.

Mendy probably should have done better but after seven months out, you can allow for some rustiness.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I have been there myself, injuries are so hard to come back from at times. Mendy is a popular figure, Fabian Delph had a smile on his face as he came off, obviously delighted for him and all the hard work paying of to get back onto the pitch has paid off for him.

Manchester City fans rise to their feet again, this time to welcome Benjamin Mendy back on the pitch. He replaces Fabian Delph as Tammy Abraham comes on for Martin Olsson for Swansea.

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Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

A hug from Pep Guardiola for Benjamin Mendy, who is about to come on.

It won't be long before Manchester City make a third and final change. Benjamin Mendy is stripped and ready to come on. He hasn't played since September because of injury but is finally set for his long-awaited return.

The day just gets better and better for City fans.

Pep Guardiola makes another change as Phil Foden gets a stretch of the legs, replacing Raheem Sterling for the final 18 minutes.

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Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

I think the Manchester City fans are pleased to see Yaya Toure, who has rarely featured in the Premier League this season, come off the bench.

He is yet to start a game in this competition and this is only his eighth appearance as a substitute.

An old favourite - the 'Yaya/Kolo Toure song about him and his brother (to the tune of 2Unlimited's 'No Limits') has been echoing around the Etihad since he came on, and the home fans are now on to their third different chant about the Ivorian midfielder.

Gregory: Never a penalty, Sterling is on his knees before the contact even comes in.

Ash: Will VAR be used to stop players like Sterling conning the ref when they’re already falling down?

Alfie Mawson's blushes are spared by the woodwork as he flicks the ball from a Manchester City corner onto the far post.

Federico Fernández has tweaked something after sliding in on Raheem Sterling for Manchester City's penalty. He's limping and can't continue so on comes Kyle Bartley in his place.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

"Give it to Ederson" was the chant from the City fans before that penalty was taken.

They had been urging their goalkeeper to shoot from his own half earlier in the game.