Manchester City have 15 minutes to find a goal and keep their hopes of a quadruple alive.

There's plenty of possession for Pep Guardiola's side at the moment but Chelsea are keeping their shape well.

Arjun Singh: I’m actually glad Mount gets a rest. The lad’s played every game in a 3-game-a-week schedule for the last three months! Just a shame Kovacic picked up his injury.

Chelsea make their first change of the game as Mason Mount, who has been excellent, is replaced by Christian Pulisic.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham and Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea are under a lot of pressure now. The two players who have come on for City have had an immediate impact.

City are getting balls into the box and looking far more dangerous.

Here's the moment Chelsea made the breakthrough.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

You can see the difference Gudogan has made on the right side, linking with Cancelo. Foden is getting in the box.

Ruben Dias, with the quality he has... he's just got to get the feintest of touches but he gets it all wrong.

Fernandinho has rode his luck at times in this game but is finally shown a yellow card for a foul.

Manchester City have a corner but Rúben Dias flicks his header over.

Mark Burt: Some matches are like burger and fries, no frills and fast. This is like a five-course taster menu. Slow, small portions of excitement but extremely satisfying in its own way.

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Chelsea attempt another ball down the middle for Hakim Ziyech to chase but Zack Steffen once again comes off his line to deal with the danger. Manchester City then attack but Raheem Sterling runs into trouble in the shape of Jorginho as he tries to break into the box.

Lee Dixon
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

City have nothing going on. There’s no threat. They haven’t really got anything that’s going to worry that back line of Chelsea.

Aleks Yakubssohn: It has 3-0 Chelsea written all over it. I don't see where Pep is gonna pull his magic trump card from now. In this game they haven't even woken up yet.

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A second change for Manchester City as Ilkay Gundogan comes on for Ferran Torres, who hasn't really been in this game.

Timo Werner has been directly involved in 19 goals for Chelsea in all competitions this season (10 goals, nine assists), three more than any other player for the club.

Lee Dixon
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

As a centre-back you have to be in the right position. Ruben Dias never looked like he was going to get there.

He tried to put a challenge in at the end, but there was no point because he was ahead of him. He has to make a decision a little bit quicker.

Manchester City are struggling to cope with the pace of the Chelsea attack. Suddenly this tie has burst into life.

Oh what a chance for a second!

Ruben Dias fluffs his attempted clearance and Hakim Ziyech is in on goal but Zack Steffen is off his line quickly to close down the gap and block Ziyech's shot.

Good save but Ziyech should have done better and he knows it as he slams the pitch in frustration.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Two hefty blows for Manchester City in quick succession, the loss of the injured De Bruyne then going behind.

Big moments now for both sides.

The quadruple is on the line for Manchester City now, will that Chelsea goal spark them into life? It hasn't done so far with Chelsea firmly on the front foot as they hunt for a second.

Lee Dixon
Former Arsenal and England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was always going to be on a break, from Chelsea’s point of view. The City defenders are asking Zack Steffen why he didn’t come out. That gave Chelsea space to manoeuvre.

Timo Werner has the presence of mind just to lay it in front of Hakim Ziyech. It’s a brilliant break from Chelsea.