Arsenal have conceded three first half goals in a home Premier League game for only the second time - the other was also against Man City in March 2018.

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

A sharp exit from many, many Arsenal fans below us. Deadly De Bruyne, absolutely wonderful finish once again. Absolutely no chance for Leno. Arsenal are getting absolutely battered here and I think Manchester City, even though they have not been in full throttle, it's too easy for them. They are class.

Almost an incredible hat-trick! Phil Foden now dribbles right through Arsenal, beating two or three men before rolling into Kevin de Bruyne's path.

He's a good 25 yards out but whips a first-time shot towards the top corner and only a top class save from Bernd Leno turns it onto the post.

A brilliant save!

Sead Kolasinac hobbles off to some cricket applause, a well-judged two for Somerset. Bukayo Saka is on. At left-back?!

I'm not a doctor but I've just seen a replay and Sead Kolasinac's foot moved in a direction that it is just not meant to...

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This does not good for Arsenal. Sead Kolasinac is still down. He has his hands on his face and seems to be in some pain. He is up but he is not moving well. Bukayo Saka has been sent out to warm up.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he did not want to comment on Friday's trip to Austria to see prolific striker Erling Haaland.

Asked what he has said to Haaland, Solskjaer said: "He knows what he wants to do and knows what he is going to do."

Interesting comment.

Haaland has a number of options - including staying at Red Bull Salzburg.

He played under Solskjaer at Molde.

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Arsenal 0-2 Manchester City

And Sead Kolasinac is down and hurt after that challenge. Arsenal are already without one left-back of course.

Kolasinac hobbles off for a bit of magic sponge.

Cynical from Rodri, comes with the job description in that role. Sead Kolasinac has space to run at the City back four and Rodri comes across and takes him out.

Booked.

John Murray has just plugged some content on BBC TV and online whilst on the radio in the space of two minutes.

What a pro.

The tempo and intensity of an under-10s training session. It's so quiet you can clearly hear one fan demand 'come on Arsenal!'

Andrew: Arsenal are a long term project now, they need someone to come in and build a winning culture like Klopp but who is out there? Nagelsman maybe?

Aashish: Where's Arsenal's fight, desire, passion to earn the right to play?

The gap between Arsenal and the top eight is two points.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

We've just heard a desperate cry of "bring him down" as Kevin de Bruyne threatened to cut Arsenal apart again - which sums up exactly where this game is at already.

And there is a bit of that City frailty, Gabriel Martinelli runs at the defence again and they rather fall to bits, a shot is blocked, it comes out to Matteo Guendouzi and his shot is well charged down. He then gets the ball back, looks to go into the area and goes down - referee Paul Tierney waves it away and it looks a pretty bad dive to be honest...

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The hope for Arsenal is that Manchester City too struggle at the back. They have not kept a clean sheet in 10 games either. They have a vulnerability at the back, it's just whether Arsenal can expose it.

Lovely from Nicolas Pepe, a backheeled nutmeg flick to Mesut Ozil, who then finds Ainsley Maitland-Niles, who is booed for passing the ball back into defence. He's not a right-back is he?

This is the fifth time Arsenal have conceded multiple goals in the opening 15 minutes of a Premier League home match. They lost all of the previous four.