Vicente Guaita flaps a bit at a cross, the ball is laid off for Simon Francis and his shot is heading on target until it's deflected away. The Cherries on top?

Charlie Adam
Reading midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

That is never a penalty. It would be soft if it was given. Just the way Wilfried Zaha plays he is a bit gangly at times and he trips himself up.

Wilfried Zaha penalty appeal time! He runs at the heart of the Bournemouth defence and Chris Mepham levers him to the ground. Penalty?

Ref Anthony Taylor is not impressed and that was good defending for me. Strong.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on Radio 5 Live

What a break for Manchester City. It's quality from back to the front. They always seem to pick the right pass when running at defenders like that.

Half a chance for Burnley as Aaron Lennon's cross is met on the volley by Dwight McNeil but he hits his own man and City can counter at pace. The play comes downfield, Raheem Sterling picks out Bernardo Silva and his shot is kicked clear by Nick Pope. Fine save again.

A booking for Jefferson Lerma as he trips Wilf Zaha.

Burnley just can't get it clear - they have everyone back behind the ball leaving Chris Wood as an island on the halfway line.

Ryan Fraser is on for Bournemouth as we enter the last 25 - he replaces Arnaut Groeneveld.

A question which I don't know the answer to - does everyone in the UK get their TV pictures at the exact same time? I'd imagine not but I don't know.

Ederson is tested by an inswinging corner but the referee helps him out with a free-kick.

Kevin de Bruyne is in space again, he rolls the ball onto his left foot and hits a shot which is deflected and Nick Pope can fall on it. Turf Moor rises a decibel or two.

Charlie Adam
Reading midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

The onus is on Bournemouth. They have to open the game up.

Palace will be happy after going a man down so it's up to the visitors to show a bit of creativity and try and win the game.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on Radio 5 Live

Phil Bardsley won't want to come off tonight. He fancies the challenge of trying to keep Raheem Sterling quiet.

Great save Nick Pope! Kevin de Bruyne with a dream of a cross on the right, Raheem Sterling meets it before a clutch of defenders and his shot hits Pope on the knee and springs clear. Phil Bardsley will need some treatment after he collided with his keeper.

He'll be OK though.

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Bournemouth have got to be doing more here. They're up against 10 men, have had one effort in the second half and none on target.

Palace keeper Vicente Guaita has only had to make two saves all night.

Each of Gabriel Jesus' last 10 goals in all competitions for Manchester City have been scored away from home; the first of which in this run coming back in April.

That was also his first goal in 10 games for club and country. Lovely it was too. As it stands City are back into second place on goals scored.

Half a chance for Palace which may be all they get now with 10 men but Jordan Ayew can only head wide from a set-piece.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on Radio 5 Live

What a finish this is by Gabriel Jesus. I was thinking there's not a chance he can put it in there but he bends it around the defender and Burnley keeper Nick Pope has got no chance. Sensational!

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David Silva is then left in a heap on the floor as James Tarkowski wins a meaty challenge. Getting a bit tasty.