Corner for Yokohama in the opening seconds of the new half which Claudio Bravo is forced to punch clear.

No changes by either side at the start of the second half!

We're back under way.

Mikel Arteta has just been interviewed by TV on the side of the pitch before the start of the second half.

The City assistant describes this game as a decent test for the team and says the conditions are not easy physically.

Will there be a catalogue of changes in the second half?

This is City's bench: Grimshaw, Danilo, Gundogan, Angelino, Nmecha, Foden, Touaizi, Bazunu, Pozo, Doyle, Bolton, Garcia, Harwood-Bellis, Bernabe, Poveda, Diounkou, Knight.

VAR is being used in this game. Yes, I know it's only a friendly.

To be honest, there have been few controversial moments although the hosts have had two players booked.

With Yokohama in the middle of their domestic season, it's a high-tempo, highly competitive fixture.

A reminder that City head back to Manchester after this game to prepare for their game with Liverpool in the Community Shield at Wembley on 4 August.

City's first Premier League game is at West Ham on 10 August.

City have been made to work but they have the lead at the interval.

Yokohama are almost level after a wonderfully worked move, Marcos Junior with a clever flick which Cladio Bravo does well to hold.

Kevin de Bruyne was the architect behind Raheem Sterling's goal.

De Bruyne is having a fine game in Japan. Scored one, made one!

Close by Bernardo Silva with a first-time shot which curls just wide after a free-kick just outside the penalty area.

A second yellow for Yokohama as keeper Park Iru-gyu is punished for making contact with Leroy Sane after flying out of his penalty area.

Leroy Sane engineers space for himself before firing high over the bar.

A moment to forget for the German.

Calm down! It's a friendly, mate.

Goalscorer Keita Endo gets carried away as he lunges in on Kevin de Bruyne. First he grabs the Belgian's shirt and then shoves him to the ground.

Yellow card for the Yokohama man.

There's a break in play as both teams take time out to take in some liquids.

Pep Guardiola uses it to have an animated discussion with Kyle Walker.

As I said earlier, the City boss is not happy that Yokohama are back on level terms.

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To be fair, that goal had been coming.

City have stepped it up in the last few minutes and are giving their Japan fanbase plenty to shout about.

De Bruyne's goal means Pep Guardiola's side have found the net 11 times in three-and-a-bit-games on this tour.

Park Iru-gyu comes flying out of his penalty area to deny Raheem Sterling as the City man looked to race clear after a delicious pass by Kevin de Bryne.

Superb by the Yokohama keeper.

First serious save as Oleksandr Zinchenko lets fly with a vicious low stinging effort which the keeper just about gathers at the second attempt with Bernardo Silva ready to pounce.