He's basically playing in defence, this Leeds keeper. The modern way.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road

Manchester City are all over Leeds United, who are not helping with some high risk stuff at the back. Goalkeeper Illan Meslier has been the chief culprit, his misplaced clearance starting the move for Sterling's goal was not his first mistake.

City, perhaps stung into action by the 5-2 humiliation at home to Leicester City, look in the mood.

Leeds' coaching staff are on their feet after a bright passage of play forces City backwards for once. The hosts can't test Ederson though.

Bresla Stephenson: The apprentice is teaching the master a lesson here.

Chelsea Warrior: City. Look. Angry.

Simon Atkins: Everyone remember, Man City were flying when they went ahead vs Leicester, and we all know how that ended!

Much better from Leeds as Mateusz Klich gallops through midfield and combines with Helder Costa to free Patrick Bamford. He's wide on the left of the area and can't wrap his foot around it though, slicing it into the stands.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

I was going to say it's a wonder we haven't had a goal in this match but we have now. A great piece of work by Raheem Sterling, dropped his shoulder and went past Liam Cooper and hit his low, right-footed shot beyond the diving Illan Meslier. Manchester City deserve the lead. They've created quite a number of chances.

City could have had three or four already - Aymeric Laporte now thumps a header back across goal and just wide from a corner, before Raheem Sterling finds Phil Foden and he drags a shot wide.

Marcelo Bielsa must have quads of steel, that crouch he does can't be good for you. He's pacing up and down now trying to convey some instructions. 'Get the ball' would be a start. Easier said than done.

Colin Bundred: Leeds look like they are in for a long afternoon.

Fabian Crusoe: Most City fans you hear from are either Johnny Come Latelys or have VERY short memories. The moaning they do. Their squad is ridiculous, EASILY the best in the Prem, and I’m a Liverpool fan. They’re spoilt.

No idea how this is still 0-0! Raheem Sterling weaves past Luke Ayling inside the area and cuts it back, Ferran Torres runs onto it and smashes in a shot that Stuart Dallas does superbly to hack away from on the line.

Rubbish isn't it. Looking forward to hearing from Steve Bruce at about 11pm tonight.

And there's a great chance for Leeds now! Wing-back Ezgjan Alioski is all alone at the far post and heads over. Should have at least made Ederson work.

Skully: These staggered kick-offs have ruined fantasy football. Half the time you've got no players involved. At least it looks to be ending soon. Until then I'm watching classic Coronation Street.

Mike Dean has the yellow card out as Patrick Bamford catches Aymeric Laporte with a a swinging arm.

Not the best ball out from keeper Illan Meslier and Kevin de Bruyne is suddenly in on the Leeds defence. His shot is blocked away and from the corner debutant Ruben Dias should head City ahead bu slides it wide of the post.

Free header!

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road

Manchester City have flown out of the blocks here. Some promising early signs from Ferran Torres and Leeds United currently struggling to get out of their own half.

John Murray
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator

Ruben Dias has been a spectator for these opening minutes because Manchester City have been all over Leeds.

Ferran Torres and Kyle Walker link up well again down the City right. Absolute pace on that side. Liam Cooper is then well placed to clear - Leeds really under the cosh.

Alan Ferguson: KDB thinks he’s Gary McAllister trying that cheeky free-kick.

Hamza De Bruyne: Leeds panicking already.

Simon Atkins: Leeds playing Man City at the worst possible time, as they come off the back of a heavy home defeat. This could get ugly.