Leicester are living dangerously. Raheem Sterling plays it square for Kevin de Bruyne, whose touch takes it past Harry Maguire but Kasper Schmeichel is off his line superbly to mop up the danger.

Some desperate defending from Leicester City, firstly from Wes Morgan and then from Wilfred Ndidi clears the danger from another Manchester City attack. Leicester can't get out of their own half, but are holding firm at the moment.

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No messing about from Claude Puel as he goes for it by bringing on Demarai Gray in favour of Hamza Choudhury.

Manchester City continue to look for their second. Raheem Sterling is in a promising position but gets too much on the cross as it sails over Leroy Sane's head.

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on Final Score

There's been too many changes in the Manchester City defence. They haven't had a set back four or three for a long time. There's no cohesion there.

Going forward they're great but at the back, they will still concede goals - at the moment anyway.

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That's a yellow for Harry Maguire, who can have no complaints after dumping Bernardo Silva to the turf. Manchester City with a lot of possession, but yet to make another breakthrough.

Kevin de Bruyne does excellently to send in a low cross from the left wing, but Kasper Schmeichel does even better to gather the ball as Bernardo Silva, Raheem Sterling and Sergio Aguero all waited to pounce. Excellent keeping from the Dane.

Jamir Chowdhury: I sense Man City will lose, Vardy to score.

Big call from Jamir. Is he going to be correct?

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Leicester's James Maddison tries his luck from 25 yards out, but it looked like it was going wide from the moment it left his boot, and wide it is.

Liverpool have just gone 2-0 up against Newcastle, through Mohamed Salah's penalty, so Manchester City really need to find a goal in this second half or will be six points behind Jurgen Klopp's side at the end of the day.

Back under way.

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Ben, Spurs fan, Farnborough: Makes me laugh hearing Man City fans talking about needing players in January. Having a massive squad made up of top draw internationals costing £1bn+ isn't enough? Just embarrassing...

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Don't get carried away, Liverpool fans. But that's a promising table for those of a red persuasion.

Work to do in the second half for Manchester City, while Spurs are purring along nicely...

Fred Eyre
Former Man City player on BBC Radio Manchester

The situation has bordered on the laughable. Fabian Delph has spent more time in the centre circle than the left-back position. That might have been the instruction, but I’m struggling to see a plan.

The result is they have played with two at the back as opposed to the four, with Danilo and Delph going where they like.

Kolo: Leicester City should have been at least 3-1 ahead against Man City, but their finishing has let them down pretty much. I hope they don't get punished for their blushes.

Richard S: It's ridiculous how much City can't defend without Fernandinho. With all the money they have, supposedly two players for every position, who is there to cover in his absence? I thought Delph was brought for that position, instead he's a left back now.

Liz Tray: City's left-back situation is not on. A team that has had hundreds of millions of pounds spent on it cannot be using Fabian Delph as a solution. Fear factor has gone and it's not coming back. Not feeling like we can dig this out so far today.

A hugely-enjoyable 45 minutes.

Fred Eyre
Former Man City player on BBC Radio Manchester

There were enough Carry on Films yesterday but you can add today to that list. It should be 5-1 to Leicester. This has been ridiculous.

Harry Maguire, with the ball bouncing up high, goes for a spectacular volley. But that's why he's a centre-half as it goes nearer the corner flag than the goal.

Another chance, and again it falls to the hosts. James Maddison gets to the near post from Ben Chilwell's pull-back, but Maddison can only stab the ball well wide. Manchester City looking surprisingly vulnerable.

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