Seth: It seems David Silva was the MVP of this Man City team and not De Bruyne, because we can all see that City are clearly missing him. City will still win this game though.

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Brilliant challenge by Rodri to deny Spurs. There's a quick move down the left but the Spaniard stops Steven Bergwijn from having a shooting opportunity as he receives the cross.

All three of Tanguy Ndombele's Premier League assists have been against City.

Great tackle by Toby Alderweireld on Gabriel Jesus, not for the first time today, to stop a City counter.

Harry Kane has only had the ball six times so far.

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Harry Kane clears this corner.

City appeals for a penalty from this corner, not sure what for. It's another corner.

Manchester City have a corner now. Kevin de Bruyne to take. It goes all the way to Gabriel Jesus at the other corner and he wins another one.

Spurs have only had one shot so far, their goal. City have had six.

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Kevin de Bruyne said the naughty word apparently.

Mac: Kane, Son and Bergwijn counter attacks reminding me of Ronaldo, Ozil & Benzema.

Arvind: Surely Spurs must be one of the favourites for the title this season.

Just heard a very loud curse word from the game. Luckily the TV commentators apologised quickly or else I would have been VERY offended.

Sho: Spurs killing City on the break at the moment.

Ash William: City’s defence looking like the millions spent still hasn’t fixed it. They’re all over the place.

Spurs have scored the most first-half goals in the Premier League this season, with 11. City have only scored 10 across the 90 minutes of every league game.

City are creating plenty of chances, I will say that. Kevin de Bruyne whips in a free-kick with Rodri heading it towards goal but it's a simple enough stop for Hugo Lloris.

They've got it all to do Ant.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Son's goal is the trademark smooth finish that makes him such a special player - but it was all very easy. Just the start Jose Mourinho would have wanted.

Empty stadium but an awful lot of noise from the players on the pitch and the squads in the stand.

Son Heung-min to Harry Kane... goal. Nope, the offside flag is up.

It's a shame as this is a fantastic move from Spurs. Steven Bergwijn controls a wonderful cross-field pass, before finding Son.

Son rolls the ball across the box for Kane to tap in, but the England striker was definitely offside. No need for VAR.

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Good play by Spurs' Moussa Sissoko to track Ferran Torres' run and tackle the City forward in the box.