Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Are they both happy with a point? Probably, yes. Man City wouldn't be too upset with a point against their closest rivals in the league.

Have Chelsea given up on the title? I would say not but a point away at City in any season is a good point - maybe that's their mentality.

Would you bring on one or both of Mason Mount and Callum Hudson-Odoi at the break?

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George: Every team always shows way too much respect to Man City. Yes they're good but letting them knock the ball around without pressing makes it much easier! Arsenal showed the way two weeks ago...

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man City really need to raise the tempo, they need to get in behind Chelsea. They need to get the crowd involved. We've seen how stadiums come to life with a bit of momentum.

John Murray
BBC Football Correspondent

Chelsea are playing the patient game, that's the tactic Thomas Tuchel has gone for. Romelu Lukaku has been a remote figure in the match really.

Christian Pulisic and Hakim Ziyech behind him, they've done most of their work defensively.

City have dominated and had the better chances - the best falling to Jack Grealish.

Chelsea have defended well but they need to trouble City more. Will there be changes at the break?

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Chelsea move it around nicely before Hakim Ziyech's cross is blocked. It's back with Mateo Kovacic on the right, but Chelsea go back again.

Romelu Lukaku has got his arms in the air in the box. He's desperate for a cross!

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kepa Arrizabalaga has actually looked a little bit shaky, especially on the ball, but in that moment when it was just about his goalkeeping he was absolutely fantastic.

Mateo Kovacic, who has been so reliable lately, just got caught in possession.

Jack Grealish is slipped in down the left. He flicks it back to Kevin de Bruyne, who takes one touch then fires it over the bar from a fairly tight angle.

N'Golo Kante gives it away to Bernardo Silva after Antonio Rudiger had won it off Jack Grealish.

The noise has lifted inside the Etihad. Thomas Tuchel is animated on the touchline and Grealish showed some frustration just then.

HUGE chance for City.

Mateo Kovacic gives it away. Jack Grealish is in but Kepa makes himself big and gets a crucial touch to deflect it inches past the post.

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Seth: The reigning European Champions have parked a BIG BUS at the Etihad stadium! If it's Jose Mourinho, social media and the pundits would all be over his case!

Kevin de Bruyne is in space on the right, he slides it across towards Jack Grealish but the flag is up after Antonio Rudiger swipes it away.

Kaustubh: Without Mason Mount, Chelsea are so toothless in attack. Why on earth would you not play him in a must win game?

Joao Cancelo pumps it long for Jack Grealish. Kepa reads it and comes out to make the clearance.

Phil Foden squeezes in a dangerous low cross from the left and there's nobody in there!

Marcos Alonso is allowed to turn and dribble it out of the box.

Hakim Ziyech and Malang Sarr double-up on Bernardo Silva, who tries to dribble his way out in the corner.

He goes down and wants a free-kick but the assistant flags a throw-in in Chelsea's favour.

Kevin de Bruyne's curling delivery is poked behind by Marcos Alonso, under pressure from Aymeric Laporte.

Bernardo Silva skips inside, Mateo Kovacic slides in late and he's joining Marcos Alonso in the referee's book.