Right, that is your lot for this evening.

Plenty of goals across tonight's International Champions Cup action.

But the real thing is getting close...

City hold on for the win after recovering from two goals adrift.

The headline issue for Pep Guardiola will be minor-looking injury concerns over Riyad Mahrez and Phil Foden however.

Next up for City, the Community Shield and Chelsea at Wembley.

Three minutes added on.

We would be straight to penalties - do not pass Go, do not collect half an hour extra time - if Bayern score a late leveller.

A big if though.

Arjan Robben's deflected shot bobbles just wide with Claudio Bravo nowhere.

This ain't done just yet.

Bayern are still pressing.

After Riyad Mahrez hobbled off with an apparent ankle knock in the first half, Pep Guardiola won't like the look of this.

Phil Foden is clutching his hamstring and Benjamin Garre is immediately on in his place.

A change for Bayern Munich as well as Franck Ribery is replaced by Marcel Zylla

Meritan Shabani- the man who scored the game's opening goal - should be scoring the last one of normal time.

But he blazes high over the top after excellent work from Franck Ribery.

Oleksandr Zinchenko shows Arjen Robben down the outside, determined to avoid being done with the little cut-in trademark once again.

Robben takes the open invite and clips over a delicate cross with his weaker left foot.

A crucial header clear from Cameron Humphreys-Grant under the City bar.

Arjen Robben does what he does, cutting in off the right flank to have a pop with his left peg.

Claudio Bravo is alert to push it away.

Manchester City are squeezing the life out of this game like a constrictor with a felled gazelle.

Very impressive considering their average age and the quality of the opposition.

Niko Kovac's turn to shuffle the pack.

Joshua Zirkzee and Ryan Johansson are on in place of Sandro Wagner and Paul Will.

A twin change for City as Luke Bolton and Brahim Diaz depart with Adrian Bernabe and Jack Harrison on in their place.

Make mine a treble.

Claudio Gomes - newly signed from Paris St Germain and more usually a defensive midfielder - is on in place of Aymeric Laporte in defence as well for City.

Manchester City full-back Cameron Humphreys-Grant has his hands full with Kingsley Coman. No shame in that though.

The Bayern Munich winger gets to the byeline, but has his cut-back hacked away.

Rolls Royce attacking, superb salvage-job defending.

Franck Ribery slices the City defence like a sushi chef with a delicious slide-rule pass for Arjen Robben.

The Dutchman's cut-back looks perfect for Sandro Wagner, but Eric Garcia sneaks a toe in to jab it away from the Bayern striker.

Luke Bolton is a nitro-fuelled winger. Manchester City's young Englishman is looking a danger every time he picks up the ball.

What out for him, probably on loan somewhere, this season.

We are back underway at the Hard Rock Stadium.

No sign of one of a cannister of Simon Le Bon's hairspray or Slash's plectrum in a perspex case by the way at the Miami venue.

Some stats from that first half. It has been weird; pretty even overall but with periods of utter dominance for each team.

Bayern-City

Possession: 45%-55%

Corners: 3-1

Shots: 7-9

Shots on target: 4-2

Fouls: 0-5

Image source, Getty Images

Brahim Diaz has been the best of City's young musketeers.

The 18-year-old Spaniard, who made 10 first-team appearances last season, has been hungry for the ball and effective with it.

A couple of long rangers had Bayern goalkeeper Sven Ulreich in trouble.

Oranges.