Joe Baker: Dear football fans - a game isn't boring just because no one has scored. It's real life, not Fifa.

Get your point, Joe, but there's been just four shots in total in the second half, none on target, not exactly gripping.

Everton make two changes to the side that drew 1-1 at Burnley last-time out.

Mason Holgate and Gylfi Sigurdsson are the two to come in for the Toffees, replacing injured pair Fabian Delph and James Rodriguez respectively.

Everton XI: Pickford, Holgate, Mina, Keane, Godfrey, Doucoure, Allan, Sigurdsson, Iwobi, Calvert-Lewin, Richarlison. Subs: Kenny, Tosun, Bernard, Andre Gomes, Gordon, Davies, Olsen.

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Chelsea boss Frank Lampard makes one change from the Blues' last Premier League game - the 3-1 win against Leeds.

That change sees Mateo Kovacic come in for the injured Hakim Ziyech.

Chelsea XI: Mendy, James, Zouma, Thiago Silva, Chilwell, Kante, Kovacic, Havertz, Mount, Werner, Giroud. Subs: Arrizabalaga, Rudiger, Jorginho, Abraham, Gilmour, Azpilicueta, Anjorin.

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City upping the tempo and win a corner which is headed away at the near post by Bruno Fernandes.

Luke Shaw gets a lot of stick for United but he has had a solid game so far.

Gaps appearing, it is starting to open up.

Just over 20 minutes remaining.

WHAT A BLOCK!

City in behind and in on goal.

Gabriel Jesus is the man who breaks free, he tees up Kevin de Bruyne eight yards out, dead centre of goal but the Belgium international's low shot is blocked by big Harry Maguire positioned perfectly.

Ferran Torres almost outpaces Luke Shaw with his first run but the United full-back holds his ground well.

City blink first.

Speedy Spaniard Ferran Torres enters the action in place of Riyad Mahrez.

A defensive error or a piece of individual brilliance is going to win this one.

United coach Michael Carrick has joined City boss Pep Guardiola in the technical area.

What a midfield partnership that would have made.

City are turning up the heat on United, the Red Devils are retreating further and further back towards their own goal.

Fernandinho decides to go himself with a shot from the angle but it is not troubling David de Gea.

The Brazilian has not scored for over two years, you can see why.

Bob: This Manchester Derby has late controversial VAR winner written all over it.

City boss Pep Guardiola is out on the touchline, directing traffic.

The visitors get a glimmer but Harry Maguire stands tall to slam the door in Gabriel Jesus' face.

City forcing a mistake from United at the back, Harry Maguire plonking the ball straight out of play.

But City decide to go all the way back towards their own defence.

This is more like it!

Paul Pogba is making things happen for United, he is a joy to watch when he is in form like this.

The France World Cup winner fizzes a superb cross-field pass through to Marcus Rashford, but the England international slips as he takes his shot and it sails wide of Ederson's goal.

At the other end, Fernandinho has a go which deflects into the Manchester air and David de Gea manages to stop it going for a corner.

Mason Greenwood almost works some magic.

The United forward collects a long pass then cuts inside of Ruben Dias, but then the England international is off balance and scuffs a shot wide from the angle.

City get their first corner of the game.

It is played short to Riyad Mahrez who is dispossessed.

The centre-backs have to run all the way back.