That's twice in the last six minutes or so that Vladimir Coufal has been caught out by Joao Cancelo.

He was beaten for the goal and he just lost sight of the full-back again there. He's picked up a yellow card too so he's not started this half particularly well.

West Ham are a little bit all over the place. Ilkay Gundogan picks out Joao Cancelo, who has made another decent run on the left.

His touch lets him down and it bounces off his shin and out for a goal kick. Cancelo reacts in frustration as Raheem Sterling was waiting eagerly in the middle.

Interesting decision from David Moyes to leave Sebastien Haller on the bench as he would have been the obvious replacement.

It gets worse for West Ham.

Michail Antonio is off. Huge blow. On comes Andriy Yarmolenko. Jarrod Bowen will go through the centre, with Yarmolenko moving across to the right.

Loser2: I thought Pep Guardiola was supposed to be ‘the one and only’ but City have been nothing short of absolutely shocking this season. They need to upgrade their manager. And I know just the person - David Moyes.

Joao Cancelo gets chopped from behind by Vladimir Coufal and the West Ham man goes into the book.

There's a bit of concern for Michail Antonio too... He's signalled to the bench and Andriy Yarmolenko is getting instructions.

Michail Antonio turns the burners on but Kyle Walker shows his pace and beats him to the ball down the right.

Proper battle.

Ilkay Gundogan takes an early corner for City but it's headed away by Fabian Balbuena.

Arthur Masuaka then wins a throw-in from Ruben Dias. Perhaps a little fortunately - it looked like he shoved him over.

Kjartan: One of the poorest halves I have seen #ManCity play for a very long time.. The front three could have been at the pub and no one would have noticed.. Except for maybe the ones at the pub.. Time to bring on Foden and De Bruyne AT HALF TIME!!!

Former West Ham midfielder Joe Cole has just said on BT Sport, Phil Foden coming on "scares me".

Off we go again.

On comes Phil Foden. He replaces Sergio Aguero.

Geoff: Instead of saying the cliched "there's still a lot of games left," can we not just revel in the current top 4 PL teams?

Joshua: Honestly how did City go from the football we played 2015-2018 to this... we are so boring and predictable

Mic: I’m not saying I personally would sack Pep, but I’m curious if a poor run continues how ruthless the City owners are.

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Kyle: Great to see as it stands a top 4 of. Everton, Aston Villa, West Ham and Leeds. It obviously wont last but it's great to see other teams up their as it stands. Fantastic to see more vulnerability from the likes of Liverpool and Manchester City to.

Oliver: I didn't really understand the fuss about Rice before but, having seen more of West Ham this season, I really get it. He's a class act, and really fortifies that midfield.

Koba Fern: Antonio forgot his boots and was handed an old 'Di-Canio' pair. Wow, just wow.

Bernardo Silva was having a deep conversation with the referee as the teams headed down the tunnel for half time.

He thought Tomas Soucek handled it in the build-up to Michail Antonio's stunner.

James in London is smart and not a fool.

Manchester City lost each of the last six Premier League away fixtures when they conceded the opening goal.