Unless they doing something extraordinary, Everton's win-less run is set to stretch to six games.

They're at Brentford next before hosting Rafa's old club Liverpool on 1 December.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The stuffing has gone out of Everton. The body language is dispirited, they are not pressing like they were and not doing it as a unit. If Manchester City pick Everton off, it could lead to more.

Everton need to do something - and quickly - so Salomon Rondon is sent into battle. Fabian Delph has made way.

Decent response this from Pep Guardiola's side to Chelsea and Liverpool both winning yesterday. City have not let their game drop.

Indeed, they have had 71.2% possession over the opening 15 minutes of the second half.

Andy Rudd: "The Premier League is becoming a little tedious, Everton spend, get punished for FFP can’t buy players, get a bunch of injuries and are basically stuffed. City on the other hand… the idea it is competitive is fast becoming a myth."

City are in cruise control so Pep has takes off Phil Foden and sends on Riyad Mahrez. Rafa Benitez looks cheesed off on the Everton bench.

Toffee: "How to sum up Everton’s 1st half? Gray injured. Richarlison booked and suspended for next game. Ridiculous pass by Cancelo for the goal. The goal has been coming though. We seem to panic when we have the ball. Need more composure."

This game will be remembered for two absolute outstanding goals.

Both very different, both brilliantly executed.

Rob Green
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Absolute screamer from Rodri. Everton's midfield was out of shape. Rodri smashes it into the top corner. Sometimes you've got to stand and clap them as they go in, and that one is one of them.

Now Bernardo Silva is rolling around in pain inside the Everton box after a challenge by Michael Keane. Scrappy start to the second half.

City fans are screaming for a penalty as Alex Iwobi challenges Ilkay Gundogan in front of goal. This time Stuart Attwell is not interested. He probably cannot be bothered with all the VAR faff.

Joao Cancelo has been caught and is down in pain. He eventually gets back on his feet and is hopping around like an Easter bunny.

In case you were wondering, City are edging Everton 377-82 in terms of accurate passes.

Joao Cancelo clips the ankle of Seamus Coleman and Everton have a free-kick which is swung into the box but is easily headed clear.

Back under way.

Big news at the start of the second-half. Rafa has put his winter coat on over his suit.

The teams are on their way back out. Remember, we have Antonio Conte's first Premier League home game in charge of Spurs coming up after this.

Nigel Barnes: Is there anyone out there, apart from Benitez, that thinks Iwobi should be playing? Seriously, I can't comprehend it. Give one of the young lads a chance; they can't possibly be worse and maybe we'd even find we have a star on our hands.