10 minutes of normal time remaining.

Is it Aguero time for City?

Pep Guardiola's side are remaining patient in their build-up play, but Spurs are dealing with crosses into the box when they do arrive.

gwinyaitura: Pep must bring on Aguero, or maybe should have done so earlier?

Jack: All these chances for city and still no goal, if only they had a striker to finish them off ... oh wait.

Sergio Reguilon tries to create problems for Manchester City, but he's beaten in a challenge with Kyle Walker.

Reguilon is claiming he was fouled but there didn't appear too much in that.

Politicalaspie: How are Man City so wasteful? This is annoyingly giving me false hope because City are by miles a better side than us. Still 0-0 though. Surely not...

David: I’ve got a great pun to tweet if Gareth Bale scores for Tottenham. Hope I get to use it, I’m proud of this one.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has come back to protect Sergio Reguilon a bit more with Riyad Mahrez continuing to cause the Spaniard all sorts of problems.

Into the final 15 minutes now.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

He's had a great afternoon Riyad Mahrez. He hasn't got the goal he's deserved. Reguilon is absolutely petrified of him.

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16 attempts by Manchester City. Two for Tottenham.

Riyad Mahrez is the latest to take aim as he cuts inside, but Hugo Lloris knows what he's going to do in that position and gets down well to save it.

Is it just not going to be Manchester City's day?

Raheem Sterling is played into the Tottenham box to and checks back at the byline before teeing up Ilkay Gundogan - but the German's killer touch has deserted him today and his shot goes wide.

Liam

Chance!

Kevin de Bruyne whips a cross towards the back post which picks out Fernandinho, but the City midfielder's first-time shot is pounced on by Hugo Lloris.

Credit to Spurs, after surviving that first half, they've been much, much better in the second and this really could go either way now.

Corner to Manchester City... It's played short and Kevin de Bruyne sends his cross out for a goal-kick.

Tezoo17: This has got Gareth Bale screamer written all over it...

It's a double change for Tottenham.

Gareth Bale replaces Lucas Moura, and Moussa Sissoko comes in for Giovani Lo Celso.

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Jon: Of all the players that counter attack could've ended up with... Hojbjerg! I'd rather have had Lloris on the end of it!

It's much more end to end now at Wembley and Harry Kane is beginning to have a real influence.

Gareth Bale looks ready to join the action too...

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a waste. It was good play by Kane initially but it was a horror pass from Hojbjerg.

If in doubt, blame your teammates.

Tottenham get forward on the counter, as Harry Kane takes control and drives forward.

He passes to his left for Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, but the midfielder lacks composure with his cross and a good chance is wasted. Kane stays down for a second, but gets back up again. He's the last person Spurs can do with losing.

Retrogirl: He’ll probably go and score the winner but Son has been AWFUL so far.

Steve: Bale for Son. He's having a shocker.

He's been on fire in front of goal this season, but Ilkay Gundogan can't find the net on this occasion.

He's backpedaling to meet a cross from the right, and though he does well to get his header as close as he does, it goes over the bar nonetheless.

Jez

To be fair Jez, it can't have been that many...