Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Give credit to referee Anthony Taylor. I thought he would give a penalty for Chris Smalling's challenge on Sergio Aguero. he lets the advantage go and David Silva on right foot blasts in. Great play from City.

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Gary Flintoff
BBC Radio 5 live reporter at Etihad Stadium

I am chuckling at Pep Guardiola at the moment. The Manchester City manager was desperately trying to stay sat down, but he is clearly not happy with his side in front of goal. He has sprung onto his feet and charged to the edge of his technical area on at least three occasions already.

Alex Iwobi marks his return to the team by breezing past two Wolves players before bouncing off Ryan Bennett's chest inside the penalty area. Wolves are struggling to get out of their own half in the opening exchanges.

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Manchester City with 87% possession in the opening nine minutes. They've also had two decent shots and two corners.

Manchester United have barely had a touch of the ball so far.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Three times in the opening six minutes Manchester City have cut through United's defence.

One manager is calm on the touchline, one is screaming instructions.

Yep. It was Pep Guardiola.

Can't believe his players can actually hear him though.

These are nervous times for Manchester United as the hosts continue to dictate play.

A typically intricate passing move carves Jose Mourinho's side open as David Silva beats the offside trap to meet Fernandinho's pass. His effort is blocked before Fernandinho swipes wide from outside the box.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette are wearing gloves. Meanwhile, most Wolves players are playing in short sleeves.

Quiet start at the Emirates.

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Ooof! Manchester City have the first shot of the game with just one minute and 15 seconds on the clock.

The hosts pass the ball around patiently before Bernardo Silva dials up the tempo to charge forward down the middle before smashing an effort just wide of the far post.

Close.

We're under way at both the Etihad and the Emirates!

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Pep Guardiola has failed to record Etihad Stadium victories against just two of the Premier League teams he has come across in his two seasons at Manchester City.

Today's opponents are one. Everton are the other.

And as their back-to-back draws came under different managers, Jose Mourinho is the only manager Guardiola is still to beat here.

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We're also about to have a minute's silence at the Emirates before the start of Arsenal's 18th league and cup match of the season.

The players walk out of the Etihad tunnel and onto the pitch, which has two huge Manchester City and Manchester United banners on it as well as the words 'Manchester Remembers' as the two clubs come together on Armistice Day to remember those lost in World War 1.

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery: "Against Liverpool I think we had more in the 90 minutes of the game. Our idea is to repeat matches with this pace over 90 minutes.

"It is about the progress in the team. The progress is about continuing to create confidence and creating also tactically different ways to improve."

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Wolves head coach Nuno Espirito Santo: "We're not in the best moment but we have to react to it.

"We reacted well from the bad performance against Watford, we didn't achieve the result against Brighton or Tottenham but we performed well.

"We don't think about the result first - no matter what, it's perform well, do your tasks and try to win."

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Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator

The Arsenal of last season probably would have lost that game against Liverpool.The fact that they stuck with it and grabbed a late equaliser is seen by many as another sign of their steady improvement under Unai Emery.

However, that positive outlook only goes so far and doesn't lessen expectation. Anything other than a win over Wolves will be greeted with huge disappointment.

The Premier League new boys are suffering their first blip of the campaign. Their late rally at home to Spurs was not quite sufficient to avoid their third successive defeat, and their rotten record against Arsenal suggests that run might get worse before it gets better.

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Robbie Savage
Ex-Leicester City & Wales midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

The biggest surprise for me is if Manchester City don’t win this game by two goals.

I think this team are unstoppable if they don’t win the Premier League and get to the Champions League final it will be a disappointment.

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You can listen to the Manchester derby on BBC Radio 5 live and here on the BBC Sport website and app.

Former Wales international Robbie Savage is alongside the BBC’s football correspondent John Murray in the commentary box.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

Both clubs proudly flew the Premier League flag in the Champions League this week, but whose will be hoisted over Manchester until they meet again?

'Sixy' City were sensational against Shakhtar, and if they play again as they have been doing then their first derby win in four at home is more than likely.

Whatever United's plans, they must involve what has been a problem for most Etihad visitors, and that is staying in the game.

For all United's recent comeback exploits, it won't happen every time, and after last time here Pep Guardiola would make absolutely sure it couldn't again.

His team is magnificent right now, whilst the 'Special One' has his mojo back and is looking forward to a "special" game. As are we all.

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