John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live at Etihad Stadium

Pep Guardiola will be really edgy about this second half.

His side dominated but only scored once in that first half. Spurs had chances. Kevin de Bruyne is off injured. And then there are still those thoughts about Wednesday night.

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Smart touch and driving run from Lucas Moura as he gets his head down and sprints at the Manchester City defence, but the ball wriggles through to Son Heung-min in an offside position.

Away we go for the second half.

Big 45 minutes coming up for both teams.

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Bernardo Silva was sublime in that first half.

He's playing out on Manchester City's right and has caused Spurs all sorts of problems when cutting inside.

The PFA Player of the Year nominee set up the opener with a wonderful ball to the back post for Sergio Aguero, who headed back across goal to give Phil Foden an easy finish.

Here's Silva's touch map so far above.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium

Manchester City have the lead but Spurs have had the better chances.

Heung-Min Son has picked up where he left off on Wednesday but Ederson has come to Manchester City's rescue in goal.

Finely balanced but it's advantage City.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live at Etihad Stadium

Kevin de Bruyne has been just such an important player for City when at his best and he had returned to his best after injury.

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Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The City fans stood up and clapped Kevin de Bruyne as he went off but they would also have been thinking, "Oh, please, no."

Let's hope it's nothing serious.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live at Etihad Stadium

Despite those three chances Spurs have had, Manchester City have been the better team.

That's the break.

Manchester City might feel they could be further ahead after all that pressure, but they'll also be relieved Tottenham have failed to take their chances.

Phil Foden's early goal the difference.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live at Etihad Stadium

In the current market, Son must be a £100m player.

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Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There was nothing happening at all but Son made something out of nothing with his sheer pace.

Magnificent from Son Heung-min, who breaks free just inside his own half and manages to fend off a swarm of chasing City defenders before cutting in on his left.

But it was a weak effort after a superb run and Ederson collects comfortably.

Manchester City's pressure has eased since Kevin De Bruyne has made way.

Not quite the same intensity in the past few minutes from Pep Guardiola's side.

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Better from Tottenham.

The visitors break quickly to work it left to Ben Davies and then find space on the right with Juan Foyth, he whips a low cross towards Lucas Moura but Ederson is out quickly to smother.

Pep taking no chances here.

De Bruyne makes way for Fernandinho.

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John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live at Etihad Stadium

I hadn't seen Kevin de Bruyne struggling at all but he must have let Pep Guardiola know that he was as Fernandinho was already being readied.

"No, not again," was written all over his face as he whacked that out of play.