A cracking header by Jay Rodriguez means Burnley have the edge in this one.

A powerful start by Manchester City has them firmly in control of this one.

Kevin de Bruyne hits a shot from distance with such power that the camera struggles to keep up with it. Rodri connects, doesn't know much about it but only serves to deflect the ball over the bar.

Ruben Neves shows more desire than Oliver McBurnie and claws the ball away from two defenders in the box.

McBurnie is chasing back and sticks out a leg to block the cross but Neves squeezes it in at the near post.

He almost catches out Dean Henderson but the keeper is alert and gathers it in safely. Wolves, and Neves in particular, are just starting to get a few opportunities now.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can't [imagine Sean Dyche at another club], but when he isn't clarifying his situation when asked in interviews then that will worry Burnley fans.

He always produces for the club, so why don't the hierachy give him a bit of money?

I know they don't have the money to compete with the biggest clubs, but Sean Dyche is punching well above his weight.

Andriy Yarmolenko tries to sneak a shot in at the near post after cutting inside Charlie Taylor but Nick Pope reacts well to get a strong hand to the ball and push it behind.

A golden chance for Manchester City to add to their lead as Phil Foden is put in on goal but he swipes his shot wide of the post.

Billy Sharp gets to the ball ahead of Rui Patricio following a poor back pass and it bounces out to Ben Osborn.

He hesitates, contemplating chipping the keeper, but ends up trying to drill it across the box and it's blocked.

Manchester City are back on the offensive after that brief moment for Newcastle and Riyad Mahrez twists and turns on the edge of the box but his low drive is blocked. Good first half from Mahrez so far.

Adama Traore skips past one challenge but won't get through Enda Stevens. He then cuts inside and lays it off to Joao Moutinho, he switches it over to the left.

It comes to Ruben Neves in space in the middle but his effort from about 25 yards out is always going wide.

Bit of a scramble in the Burnley box as Andriy Yarmolenko's shot is blocked but the visitors manage to clear the danger eventually.

Actually, a good little spell for Newcastle at the moment as Nicolas Otamendi takes no chances and puts the ball behind as the visitors get into the box.

Matt Ritchie's delivery to the near post is then half cleared before Valentino Lazaro's volley on the edge of the box is blocked.

John Egan is back to defend as Adama Traore tries to cut it back for Raul Jimenez in the box. It's a comfortable one for Dean Henderson in the end.

Ruben Neves did fancy it and he just clips the crossbar with a terrific, curling free-kick. He'd beaten Dean Henderson but it didn't quite dip enough.

First shot on target for Newcastle but it is a tame header straight at Ederson from Federico Fernandez.

Still, at least it was a foray beyond halfway for the visitors.