Up steps Riyad Mahrez. It clips the Villa wall and spins away for a corner.

Villa give the ball away again just outside their box and Oleksandr Zinchenko is eyeing up a shot when he is sent sprawling by Jacob Ramsey. Free-kick in a dangerous position.

Villa need some respite and Bertrand Traore, deep inside City's half, goes down surrounded by four City players. He wants a free-kick but nothing is given. The visitors are on the attack again.

Emiliano Martínez has taken a blow while going down to stop another City attack. He's feeling his head but he's OK to carry on.

Manchester City are doing what they do best - knocking it confidently about in and around the opposition box. These are testing times for the hosts. They will be hoping to get to half-time on level terms as the visitors continue to dominate possession and carve out chances.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Watching Man City now, it's almost like Aston Villa have upset them scoring early like they did, some of the triangles and the quick passing that we're now seeing, it's been breath-taking stuff the last few minutes.

Only Kevin De Bruyne (24) has been directly involved in more goals in all competitions for Man City this season than Phil Foden (23 - 14 goals, 9 assists).

Yves: I think 'slaughtering' will be a more suitable verb to use for Man City's performance this evening than 'bottling'

Ben Jones: Anyone else applaud Villa for pressing City all the way back to Ederson there? Then bish bash bosh. Scary, this City squad.

Daniel Woodley: Phil Foden has to be one of the first names on that England team-sheet this summer. Technically the best player we have right now

City have done well to recover from falling behind so early to get themselves level and are now dominating. Villa carelessly give the ball away just outside their own box and Bernardo Silva is weaving his way into a shooting position when Tyrone Mings puts in a hefty challenge.

Silva wants a penalty. Play goes on.

Nathan House: As a Red I’ve definitely enjoyed the 17 minutes of this game there’s been a threat of even a minuscule title race breaking out. Pretty sure City will snuff it out by the final whistle but we can dream!

Richard Browne: City's schedule is tough ; but they have 17 first team players to rotate through. It's why they're top in the first place.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Incredible goal - Ederson starts it and it's a run from Oleksandr Zinchenko - Ederson plays a long diagonal pass and plays it inside and then Phil Foden sweeps it across the goal to Riyad Mahrez, overlapping run, Bernardo Silva puts it across and there's Foden continuing with his run 12-yards out he strokes it home.

Well worked goal - all started with Ederson.

Emiliano Martinez is having a terrific season and the Villa keeper gets down well to keep out Riyad Mahrez's low, powerful attempt from around the edge of the box. That was a great reacton from Martinez whose view appeared blocked by a sea of shirts in front of him.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Aston Villa are under intense pressure - City are controlling the possession and what Aston Villa have decided to do is defend the box and stay narrow but City are getting good in the wide areas.

City are enjoying a large chunk of possession. Gabriel Jesus finds his captain Ilkay Gundogan who lets fly but it strikes a Villa shirt. It's not quite happening for the leaders at the moment.

Arsenal, who were hoping to be part of the European Super League before backing out, have dropped to 10th in the table as a result of Villa taking the lead.

What a pass by Kyle Walker whose cross-field ball is inch-perfect to Phil Foden but Matty Cash makes a crucial block and City have another corner.

It's not that long ago John McGinn was slaying the Faroe Islands while wearing a Scotland shirt. Now he's got the Premier League leaders ruffled.

His finish is the second fastest Premier League goal Aston Villa have scored after Dwight York (vs Coventry) in September 1995 (12 seconds).

City are starting to find some rhythm. They win a corner after an attempt by Phil Foden lands on the roof of the net before Bernardo Silva steps into the box only for Villa to clear.