Utter dominance from Manchester City and that warrants another standing ovation at half time.

Alfie Mawson notches a one up on the 'shots on target' counter for Swansea with a speculative effort from distance. No danger for Ederson.

Just one minute added on at the end of the first half.

Manchester City fans decide to occupy themselves with another rendition of "stand up for the champions" as the hosts continue to probe the Swansea back line.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Swansea need to change something, change the way they are playing or the formation.

Or for Carlos Carvalhal is it a case of damage limitation, take what we are given and get on with it?

It's really quite difficult to describe such a one-sided game. This is little more than a training exercise for Manchester City.

Call it quits at half time and let the travelling fans get a head start on the M6?

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Martin Olsson tries to win Swansea a free-kick just outside the Manchester City box but his dive is a rather theatrical one and doesn't catch out Craig Pawson, who books the midfielder for simulation.

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A tale of two goalkeepers so far. Ederson could easily get away with having a power nap in the Manchester City box but it's non-stop action for Lukasz Fabianski as he makes another save, this time from Gabriel Jesus.

Brilliant save by Lukasz Fabianski to prevent this game getting out of reach for Swansea, getting down quickly to push way Kevin de Bruyne's powerful strike.

Alfie Mawson nudges Raheem Sterling in the back inside the Swansea box, Sterling wants a penalty but nothing doing. Regardless, Manchester City are not far off a third as Bernardo Silva goes for goal but Lukasz Fabianski holds his shot.

Jim: Being a Swansea supporter is tough... I don’t mind losing, but what’s the point of turning up and not playing football?

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live producer

The Manchester City fans are enjoying their first match since being confirmed as Premier League Champions for a third time. The City fans have been on their feet four times since kick off. Twice for the goals and twice for a chorus of “stand up for the Champions...”

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All over at Wembley and Chelsea have beaten Southampton 2-0 in the FA Cup semi-final.

They will meet Manchester United on 19 May.

Get reaction to that game here.

A lovely floated ball over the defence by Kevin de Bruyne finds Gabriel Jesus' but his first touch is poor and he can't prevent the ball from going out of play.

Richard: Linesmen going on holiday could ruin my Fantasy standings!!!

Ash: Once again Sterling proves he can only score inside 6 yards

... Martin Olsson plants the free-kick into Vincent Kompany's face and the opportunity is gone for Swansea.

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A rare foray into the Manchester City half sees Swansea win a free kick as Raheem Sterling brings down Andy King. It's about 25-yards from goal..

Now this would have been some goal! It's one-touch passing involving Bernardo Silva, David Silva, Kevin de Bruyne and Raheem Sterling, who then clips it out wide to Fabian Delph but his first-time volley-shot drops wide of the far post.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Twenty minutes gone and we've seen two Manchester City goals, two chants of 'stand up for the champions' and about two occasions where Swansea have got out of their half.

At this rate City will bring up a century of Premier League goals for the season before 6pm. Just five more needed for them to reach that landmark.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It's lovely football.

Fabian Delph gets the ball on the left before playing a one-two with David Silva, and then fizzing it in to Raheem Sterling, who couldn't miss from there.

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Total dominance from Manchester City.

That 9.7% possession for Swansea is Lukasz Fabianski picking the ball out of the net.