Brendan Rodgers calls Hamza Choudhury over and gives him a few words before sending him off to warm up. Changes imminent?

Outstanding save by Hugo Lloris!

Dominic Calvert-Lewin has his first proper sight at goal but Lloris somehow gets a hand to divert it onto the post.

This is a cracker.

Two brilliant saves, one goal, and two teams going for it.

Pass it man! Dear oh dear! Nahki Wells has a sight of goal for Bristol City, charging into the area on the left and getting a shot away.

It's straight at Aaron Ramsdale but he had a man over, in oceans in the middle. Got to get your head up...

Ditto.

And we're back in play.

Kevin Taylor: Good man management by Jose to let Bale stay at home and practise on the driving range

Son Heung-Min has been excellent.

He tests Robin Olsen from about 20 yards but it's a comfortable gather for the keeper.

Everton are still thawing out and have yet to get going.

Another quick-fire Tottenham attack.

Son Heung-Min is driving at the Everton defence and finds Erik Lamela inside the penalty area who tries to tee-up a chance for Tanguy Ndombele but it comes to nothing.

This has been a sluggish start by the Toffees.

Jonathan Spencer: If you’re not even going to include him in your match day squad, for heavens sake Mourinho just send Bale back to Madrid. Complete waste of time and wages otherwise. Yes Bale is past his best, but it can’t help his confidence if he’s constantly being left out?

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

Everton's home performances this season have been characterised by the sort of slow, lacking in urgency start we have seen here.

Spurs, in contrast, so sharp and quick to capitalise.

This is a dream start for Jose Mourinho's side.

Spurs are bossing Everton and should really be 2-0 up. Everton have Robin Olsen to thank for only being one goal behind.

The goal came from another assist by Son Heung-Min.

It's his 1th assist in all competitions this season - his joint-most in a single campaign for the club.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola: "I had a feeling that they would create chances, they were dangerous up front. They were so aggressive but we controlled the game and we created a lot of chances but could not convert."

On 15 consecutive wins: "It is a message for ourselves. We came to win that was the most important thing. We cannot deny how pleased and how proud we are to break this record from a long time ago. Records are there to be broken. It is not easy in the modern era to do 15 games in a row. We are happy for our club."

On 200 wins as City boss: "It is a lot of games and hopefully it is the beginning of more to come."

There have been no shots on target in the match so far, the first time this season in the FA Cup there have been none in the first half.

Check out Kyle Walker's fluke here...

Manchester City

Manchester City defender Kyle Walker speaking to BT Sport: "It was a cross for my goal but we deserved a bit of luck with the way we were playing and I am lucky to get on the scoresheet.

"We have made a few changes from last season tactically with pressing and how we move the ball around. The gaffer knows what he wants. He has proved it across many clubs and he has brought that to City. Over the last four seasons we have been very good. Last season we just got beat by a very good Liverpool team.

"It was a professional win and we move on to the weekend. Everyone who comes into the team does well. All I can do is make sure I am doing the right things when I am on the field.

"Every season I've been here we've always been fighting for trophies. Each and every game, we play like it is our last and try to win the game."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti will hope he does not have to turn to his bench tonight because to be brutally honest there is not much there with the likes of James Rodriguez and Andre Gomes out after starting at Manchester United.

Spurs, in contrast, have Harry Kane, Dele Alli, Moussa Sissoko, Harry Winks and others. Looks much stronger.

No Gareth Bale, though.

Incredible start!

Erik Lamela looks certain to score after climbing above the Everton defence to meet a cross but Robin Olsen somehow gets his fingertips to it to divert it away.

That's an outstanding save.

A very light flutter of snow in the air as we reach the break at the Lane.

Everton are wearing black armbands in tribute to their former goalkeeper Dai Davies, who has died at the age of 72.

Under way at Goodison.