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FT: Newcastle 3-3 Man City - Tripper curls in brilliant third but Haaland and Silva peg hosts back
Gundogan with early opener before Almiron levels and Wilson scores
Trippier red card overturned by VAR
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
Hmmm. Newcastle goalscorer Kieran Trippier is shown a straight red card.
Is this a bit harsh?
Kevin de Bruyne skips past Trippier, who lunges in to stop the Belgian. He's sent off - but was it that dangerous?
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Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter
Nicholas Pope has made a number of excellent saves despite conceding three. He's certainly been busy from a game that's swung from one side to another.
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
Newcastle's first chance in a while but Allan Saint-Maximin drags his shot wide.
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
Erling Haaland is the third player to score in each of his first two Premier League away games for City after Emmanuel Adebayor and Emile Mpenza.
All the legends.
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
The flag goes up so this wouldn't count. The ball breaks for Ilkay Gundogan in the box from Erling Haaland's deflected pass but Nick Pope saves anyway.
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Rhys: Take a bow Kevin de Bruyne. That. Was. Sensational. Unrivalled genius.
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
Newcastle bring on Chris Wood and Sean Longstaff. Callum Wilson and Joe Willock are replaced. Sort of like for like, positionally anyway.
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Lifa: City will easily win the league because no team can outscore them. Easily the best attacking team in the world.
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC 5live
I didn't think Kevin de Bruyne could surprise me but that pass is incredible. Talk about composure in the finish, and there are still more goals to come. What a response from City, really impressive. Newcastle need to regroup. I expect to City to raise the tempo again.
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Nick Pope is back on his feet. He's OK.
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
City have had seven shots since Kieran Trippier made it 3-1.
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
Newcastle won't like seeing this. Nick Pope is down.
Newcastle 3-3 Man City
Kevin de Bruyne hammers a shot wide from outside the box.
One of the best games of football I've watched in some time.
Bernardo Silva
There we go.
City play a lovely passing move round the box and Kevin de Bruyne plays a reverse ball to Bernardo Silva, who waits for Nick Pope to commit and then slots the ball into the bottom corner.
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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC 5live
City keep the pressure on Erling Haaland - right place, right time, this game is going to get better.
When you play against a team like City, you have to be clinical with your finish. Newcastle have taken game to them. This second half has opened up and there will be more goals to come.
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This is a great game of football. I have no idea which way this is going now.
Newcastle 3-2 Man City
Erling Haaland almost equalises for City immediately. Kevin de Bruyne plays him through on goal and he brushes off a Toon defender but Nick Pope makes himself big to stop it with his feet.
Erling Haaland
City are back in this.
Kevin de Bruyne lifts a cross into the back post and Rodri knocks it back to Erling Haaland, who rifles the ball into the back of the net from six yards out.
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Another big stop from Nick Pope.
Ilkay Gundogan whips in a corner whcih Ruben Dias heads towards goal and Pope palms it away.
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Jay: When teams play with confidence, they can beat anyone. And this is what is happening here.