John Murray
BBC football correspondent on BBC Radio 5 live

There is a growing belief here that Woking might be able to conjure up a goal, I'm just feeling it. The atmosphere is beginning to ratchet up.

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Here comes Deeney. He's on for Isaac Success.

And Woking have made two changes of their own including introducing Harvey Bradbury who was at Watford until last season but never made a first-team appearance.

A worrying sign for Woking. Troy Deeney is getting ready to come on for Watford. The visitors just need another goal to make sure this is comfortable.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

A hug from Pep Guardiola and young defender Philippe Sandler is coming on for his City debut in place of Kevin de Bruyne.

The highly-rated 21-year-old has been likened to Virgil van Dijk for his playing style... and also because he's Dutch.

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Almost sensational. QPR's Jordan Cousins beats a couple of challenges and then hammers a shot towards the top corner but Leeds keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell dives to his right and turns the ball onto the post.

Great play all-round.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

There's a bit more in this game now for Woking. They've thrown the shackles off a bit and shown a bit more intention to engage in the play higher up the pitch.

They're getting more men past Jake Hyde and posing more of a threat going forward, pushing the wide men on a bit more.

That's as close as Sheffield United have come in this second half. Kieran Dowell feeds Kieron Freeman but the winger drags his shot wide of the post.

Chris Wilder has called for striker Billy Sharp. The veteran comes on and immediately takes the captain's armband.

Barnet still lead.

Neeskens Kebano is through on goal, one on one with Daniel Iversen, but shoots wide.

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Preston pushing for the winner.

Daniel Johnson tries his luck from the edge of the box but Ian Lawlor saves with his legs.

Leeds and QPR are both testing each other out in the second half. We haven't had too many clear-cut chances but it's certainly not dull.

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Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

"Stand up if you love Rotherham" is the chant from the away end after City's fourth goal goes in.

"Stand up for the champions" is the response from the home supporters.

Everyone inside the Etihad is on their feet.

Sterling comes off and on comes Leroy Sane.

Bet Rotherham are delighted.

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There's no holding back from Barnet. They are on course for a big upset but have just thrown on their joint top scorer Wesley Fonguck.

We're nearing the hour mark.

Better from Woking. Jack Hyde gets his head on the end on a deep cross but he can't get enough power to really trouble Heurelho Gomes. It actually almost turns into a decent pass but Gomes plucks the ball away from the onrushing attacker.

Again Barnet come forward!

They're really fancying this upset.

Ephron Mason-Clark charges down the right wing and clears across the face of goal but Marvin Johnson clears off the toes of Medy Elito.

Moments later Dan Sweeney can't convert on the volley from about a yard at a corner. What. A. Chance.