City hit the post through Aymeric Laporte's finish following a free-kick.

John Stones then fires the rebound over.

Both will be grateful to see the offside flag go up.

Liverpool's turn to threaten!

Diogo Jota is in behind the City defence, but he hesitates for a crucial moment and allows his marker to slide in and stop him getting a clean shot away.

Oh, so close!

City give Liverpool's defence the runaround, with Phil Foden driving forward down the left. His cross is near perfect for Raheem Sterling to hit first time and he would do just that but for Andy Robertson's vital touch.

Liz: Yes. I have lived long enough to see Jesus stay onside.

Dan: What is up with LFC today? I could deal with being whooped by City but we’re creating all the trouble ourselves.

Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool look rattled in defence. Virgil van Dijk should be a calming influence, but he is making mistakes. He has made three big mistakes; Alisson has had two kicks turn into chances for City.

It is not good enough if they want to win this game.

Liverpool look to hit back again.

Sadio Mane is found in the box by a neat pass from Mohamed Salah but his lay-off gives City the chance to clear.

Gabriel Jesus has never lost a Premier League game in which he's scored (P44 W42 D2 before today).

Bernardo Silva joins Andy Robertson in the book for a trip on the Liverpool full-back.

He protests his innocence but is bang to rights.

Jordan Henderson and Bernardo Silva are covering more ground than anyone out there. Both have just passed the 4.5km mark.

Silva's already assisted a goal and has completed 92% of his passes. It's poise as well as work rate from the Portuguese star and it's doing the business for the home side.

Bruce: Any danger of Fabinho keeping the ball.

David: This is pub level defending from both teams. Entertaining as heck though.

Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool can't say they haven't been warned; it is that pass again, everyone moves forward and Jesus makes the perfect run. It is exactly what Jurgen Klopp was unhappy with three or four minutes ago.

What a great pass an run; the finish is incredible. He can try that 100 times and the ball will go over.

Liverpool have swept aside team after team this season. They've looked unbeatable. Man City have them on the ropes here.

What next?!

Come on football game, we want more!

Kevin de Bruyne. Chef's kiss.

He is found on the right and his low ball is just magnificent. Right into the corridor of uncertainty. Joel Matip has to out it behind.

The resulting corner is headed away by Joel Matip.

Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The game is so compressed to the centre of the pitch. Half-way into each half, there is so much space. Anyone who can find that space will get a great opportunity.

Man City have been close a few times, Liverpool not yet really.

Close!

Seriously, the quality levels of this game are ludicrous.

Joao Cancelo is found superbly on the left and he cuts inside before firing a low shot that deflects off Trent Alexander-Arnold and just past the post.

Who has impressed you so far? You can rate the players here.

Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

We said before the game, these are the two best sides in the country, possibly Europe, possible club football altogether. They have not disappointed us; it is a fantastic game of football with great intensity.

With the quality of these players, it really is a fantastic watch.

Speaking of Trent Alexander-Arnold, he has now registered more assists than any other player in the PL this season (12) and is just one short of equalling his best tally in the competition (13 in 2019-20).

Since the start of the 2018-19 season, Trent Alexander-Arnold has 44 Premier League assists, four more than any other player (Robertson with 40).