A change for both sides.

Rodri is replaces by Sergio Gomez for City, while Nelson Semedo is on for Rayan Ait-Nouri for Wolves.

Wolves skipper Ruben Neves gets his feet in a tangle and almost puts the ball into this own net, instead mis-cuing wide.

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This has woken the crowd up.

Jack Grealish has impressed today with a goal andh a nasty boot in the midriff from Nathan Collins.

The England international is loudly jeered as he slowly trots off to the touchline, with young Cole Palmer coming on.

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Riyad Mahrez has just come on and is close to collecting a pass for City's fourth, but Jose Sa is quickly off his line to gather at the feet of the Algerian.

A triple change for City, Ilkay Gundogan, Riyad Mahrez and Julian Alvarez enter.

Not a bad lot to bring on.

Kevin de Bruyne, Phil Foden and Bernardo Silva exit the stage.

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Eddie Howe has made two changes to his Newcastle side that drew 0-0 with Crystal Palace in their last Premier League game two weeks ago.

Dan Burn returns at centre back, while Bruno Guimaraes is back in in the centre of midfield. Summer signing Sven Botman and Sean Longstaff both drop down to the bench.

Allan Saint-Maximin and Callum Wilson haven't recovered from their respective injuries so are again absent from the 18.

Newcastle: Pope, Trippier, Schar, Burn, Targett, Joelinton, Willock, Guimaraes, Almiron, Isak, Fraser.

Subs: Karius, Botman, Lascelles, Ritchie, Lewis, Manquillo, Wood, Murphy, S Longstaff.

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Caretaker manager Gary O'Neil makes one change to his Bournemouth side that won 3-2 at Nottingham Forest in their previous game.

It comes in the centre of defence, with Lloyd Kelly dropping out of the matchday squad completely, with summer acquisition Marcos Senesi slotting in.

Bournemouth: Neto, Smith, Mepham, Senesi, Zemura, Cook, Lerma, Christie, Billing, Tavernier, Solanke.

Subs: Travers, Stephens, Marcondes, Stacey, Lowe, Stanislas, Dembele, Moore, Anthony.

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Play stops for a minute with applause for Queen Elizabeth II, with players and supporters joining in.

A double change for Wolves after the goal, Boubabar Traore is on for his Wolves debut. Hwang Hee-chan also enters.

Goncalo Guedes and Daniel Podence make way.

Nearly the third and game over but Erling Haaland's shot from outside the area is saved by Jose Sa before Phil Foden's follow-up deflects over.

Corner to City.

No it's not, the officials have somehow missed the block and awarded a goal kick.

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City seem happy to absorb what’s going on and hit Wolves on the counter. Wolves look much better in this second-half, so much more intensity but yet to really test Ederson in goal.

A double yellow here for Wolves.

It's for two different players, Matheus Nunes for the foul on Joao Cancelo then skipper Ruben Neves for dissent.

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Brilliant sliding challenge from Ruben Dias from Daniel Podence's low cross.

If Dias had not stopped that, Goncalo Guedes in behind had a tap-in.

There's a check for handball but VAR tells referee Anthony Taylor to play on.

Joao Cancelo trying his best to add more points to our Fantasy teams, but smashing his long range shot wide.

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Past the hour mark and Wolves have been the better side in this second half, without really threatening Ederson's goal.

City fans frantically searching for the thumbs down button, hah.

Wouldn't get into the side over Harry Kane, Ben.

Ben Dunbar: The rest of the world must be delighted that Haaland opted to play for his father's native country as opposed to the country of his birth. England would probably have 2 World Cups and be favourites for a 3rd if he did.

You have to be taking those.

Big money signing Goncalo Guedes has the ball on a plater from Rayan Ait-Nouri's cross, but the Portugal international badly scuffs his first-time effort from 10 yards out.