David Wagner wants the whistle.

Hang on, there are two fans on the pitch. I think they thought the whistle had already blown.

The game is still going on...

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Nicolas Otamendi curls one....nope!

Just wide from 15 yards.

Could Huddersfield snatch all three?!!

Scott Malone robs a defender out wide and scampers in towards goal, the angle is tight, the shot is strong...but Ederson is equal to it.

That would have been a twist to the tale.

Or 240 seconds to go.

Dubsguy: Fair play to a Huddersfield here. Just goes to show what coming to the Etihad with a solid game plan can do.

Jaak: To be frank if David Wagner is able to do it, he is good for any good team. A replica of Jurgen Klopp.

Nicolas Otamendi inexplicably lets the ball drift out of touch as he miscontrols on halfway. Huddersfield throw-in. And they are going to take their sweet time.

There has been some Diego Costa-level skulduggery in this Town performance.

Rajiv van La Parra takes a yellow card for the team as he blocks City's quickly-taken free-kick at source.

That was nowhere near as good from Benjamin Mendy.

From a similar long-range spot, he slashes a shot miserably wide.

Huddersfield fans are chewing nails down to cuticles in the away section.

Another City corner.

Worked to the edge of the box, where Benjamin Mendy is urged to shoot.

He doesn't need asking twice. An absolute rasper off the instep, but it rises just past the top corner.

Manchester City nibble a little closer to goal.

Bernardo Silva sends a mishit shot skipping through the packed penalty area, and just wide of the post after a corner is cleared to him on the edge.

David Wagner pumps some more energy into his side, replacing Alex Pritchard with Rajiv van La Parra.

Positions irrelevant for the Terriers. Everyone is a defender now.

Joe Carlton-Kelly: Huddersfield showing that if you actually press Man City you have a chance. Hopefully more teams will realise this next year so they don't have it quite so easy.

Dead Owls: All the talk of stats now but it’s interesting that of (current) champions with most points (04/05 Chelsea), most goals (09/10 Chelsea) & wins (16/17 Chelsea) - none are usually mentioned in greatest ever team discussions.

Joe's right. For 60 minutes, Huddersfield pressed. For the last 20 minutes they have sat deep.

The combo has put them 10 minutes short of a valuable point.

Huddersfield will move three points clear of the relegation zone, with two games left, if they cling on for the draw.

And they are clinging. There are some tired visiting players out there. Although City have not managed to carve out many significant chances.

Paul Lake
Former Manchester City defender

Huddersfield have just come to defend. The second half has all been one way traffic.

A classic of the genre.

Chris Lowe goes down with cramp on the far side of the pitch just before his number pops up on the sidelines.

He duly drags his body across the acres of green to finally alllow Scott Malone to take his place.

Huddersfield using up their yellow-card quota in a bid to slow up City.

Chris Lowe takes out the troublesome Raheem Sterling and goes into the book.

Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live producer at Etihad Stadium

The Huddersfield fans are getting louder and louder. They are really starting to believe. Surely they cannot spoil Manchester City’s party?

That third change for Manchester City means that young English midfielder Phil Foden is still on four Premier League appearances for the season.

Surely he will get a run-out for the fifth he needs for a medal before the end of the season?

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Pep tightens the vice.

He sacrifices John Stones - who had been hobbling slightly - and throws Bernardo Silva into the mix.

Fernandinho looks to have dropped a little deeper to fill in alongside Nicolas Otamendi.

Although City's defence is pushed up 15 yards inside Huddersfield's half.

Chelsea Warrior: Huddersfield have been fantastic. They are competing bravely and might just nick it.

Mark Taylor: Leroy Sane has to be a contender for most miserable player of all time.

Chris Mitchell: Fair to say Leroy Sane is having a stinker here. Really disappointing last third of the season for him given his earlier performances. Perfect stage for Phil Foden?