Kyle Walker lines up a shot from downtown but it's straight at Stanley N'Soki, who threw himself at the drive.

Now Joao Cancelo's 25-yard curler is deflected by a defender's boot over the bar.

Much better from City.

Angel Correa is robbed by Fabinho on the edge of the box. The Brazilian feeds in Mohamed Salah but his shot is blocked.

Corner.

Simon Mignolet has to make his first save less than two minutes into the second half.

He comes off his line well to stop Riyad Mahrez's shot from Jack Grealish's clever through ball.

Under way again at Anfield.

Sadio Mane is on a yellow card so he's off. On comes Roberto Firmino.

Garrett T Switzer: Some terrible red cards today between Humels and Felipe. Imagine having a VAR system in place to legislate armpit offside, but totally ineffective against just plain referee stupidity and pride.

Seth Gogo Egoeh: One of the most ridiculous red cards ever! And I'm surprised some people are actually trying to defend the shameless decision. The referee was controlled by his emotions there. Very poor decision by all standards.

The referee's whistle and a Manchester City player kicking the ball in the middle of the pitch lets us know the second half is under way.

Will Diego Simeone shake the referee's hand at full time? That's the real question...

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's fair to say Man City have been on top but there have been a few signs of Club Bruges getting a bit more confident and encouraged. In their front two they have been able to stretch the game in behind City's defence and that forces City to react and Bruges can have a bit of play.

It's not like Bruges have had all the possession in the world but they do fancy their chances. They've had a few shots and earned the right to be there so City need to be at their best.

When City stretch the game they look dangerous - their biggest chances have come when they've been more dynamic.

Ederson made three saves in the first half and Club Bruges' Simon Mignolet is yet to make one.

City had nine shots to Club Bruges' four - but the Belgian side have hit the target with three of their four efforts.

Dion Dublin
Former Manchester United striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool have been outstanding - really organised. Atletico have shot themselves in the foot with some of their actions and the cards they've picked up.

The way Liverpool have moved the ball, they've picked the right passes at the right time - Mohamed Salah is on it, Sadio Mane's movement is great, Diogo Jota has got himself a goal, Trent Alexander-Arnold is looking to score.

They all look really confident and I think there are more goals to come.

The sass 🥵

Image source, Getty Images

A win would see Ajax qualify from Group C this evening.

So far though they have been second best to the hosts who deserve their lead at the break.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Anfield

Liverpool are in total command here. Atletico did not test Alisson when they had 11 men and they have shown no sign of managing it with 10.

Dion Dublin
Former Manchester United striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been very positive from Liverpool. They are confidently stroking the ball about and Jordan Henderson is taking up some great positions.

That left-to-right ball that Virgil van Dijk loves to play is on every time.

It's also referee Danny Makkelie 1-0 Felipe

Liverpool have a strong lead against 10-man Atletico Madrid.

For those asking, it went down as a straight red card for Felipe, not two yellow cards.

That's because the referee hadn't shown the yellow card he intended to. Felipe was blanking him so he couldn't...

Don't think he'll be ignoring the referee again any time soon.

No injury time needed and the half-time whistle goes.

Pep Guardiola will have something to say to his City players about this. The equaliser was a freak but Club Bruges deserve to be level.