Tim: It might be 6 weeks since Man City have scored away from home but that's only 3 games, one of which was at Anfield, another at Copenhagen where they had a man sent off and the third at Dortmund where they missed a penalty.

Emz: Pep liked to refer to Pochettino's Tottenham as the Harry Kane team. At what point can we call this city side the Erling Halland team?

A first time attempt by Rodri whistles just pass the post. Strong start to the half by Manchester City.

By the way, Leicester have made a change. Nampalys Mendy is on for Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

Will we see any goals? Back under way.

The teams are heading back out. If only Manchester City could send on Haala...

Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

At the minute, Leicester are well drilled and well organised. Tielemans is trying to get into the game with Maddison, Vardy stretching the pitch, Barnes is causing some problems down the left hand side.

Barnes has got to try and get into the game in terms of his final ball into the box. He's trying to cut inside and shoot, they know what he's trying to do. He might have to cut back to the likes of Tielemans but it's certainly working so far.

I would say Pep Guardiola will probably change this at half-time he's got numbers on the bench and you would think something has got to change, definitely.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The King Power Stadium

Leicester City fans seem happy enough judging by the warm applause but that half was a bit of a slog. Manager Brendan Rodgers has set up the Foxes to do a containing job with the odd dangerous counter while Manchester City are lacking that killer touch.

Would Leicester City settle for a point right now? The approach suggests they would.

Dom: Half time update on Grealish vs Maddison. 2 more back passes to Cancelo, has got Gundogan in the game with a lovely back pass. Not much to report on Maddison as Leicester haven't really had the ball.

Ant: How boring are Leicester making this game and only cheer when they block a cross? Sad times at the King Power.

Tom: The idea that this kind of boring game supports a European Super League is naive at best but also false. I've lost count of how many 'top 6' clashes have been bore fests over the years as the 'big' teams have cancelled each other out. Leicester have also won more than half those English 'top 6' teams in the last decade for the record!

John Acres
Reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live

Job done for Leicester City, they have kept Manchester City at bay. Barnes has had a couple of chances for Leicester who have looked dangerous on the break two or three times. Ward has made four or five saves and a couple of good claims from corners.

Jack Grealish and Joao Cancelo are straight over to the referee after Robert Jones sounds the half-time whistle. Are they unhappy about the outcome of the penalty claim?

Joao Cancelo gets on the end of a cross but James Maddison is well placed to put it behind for a corner.

It's whipped in by Jack Grealish but safe hands once again by Danny Ward.

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Hmmmmm.

I'll be honest, this hasn't been great. Fortunately there's another 45 minutes for it to get better. But right now, it's getting the graveyard slot on Match of the Day.

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Zahi: Well, with Man City’s record from the spot…a corner is probably more dangerous than a penalty.

Ray O'Brien: Don't understand why teams don't have a go at Man City more often. The ones that get results almost always do so in a more open game. They can't be that scary. Take a risk. It's football, not a siege. 11 man defences are too familiar. Leicester not the only guilty ones.

There's not a lot going on so the TV cameras zoom in on Stormzy in the crowd.

He's a guest of James Maddison's apparently.

Robin is dead right. Manchester City's last goal away from home came at Wolves on 17 September.

Robin Keck: The narrative that City will inevitably score and roll Leicester City over doesn't feel right to me. The Champions haven't scored away for over 6 weeks. Nervous and jaded.

Boos ring round the King Power aimed at Jack Grealish who is once again playing the role of pantomime villain.

Leicester are on the attack through Harvey Barnes but he gets his angles horribly wrong.

Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

I think Grealish was playing for a penalty against Dewsbury-Hall who actually won the ball.

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Jack Grealish is down inside the box after a challenge by Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. Is that a penalty? Pep Guardiola is out of his seat but VAR says no. Corner to Manchester City.

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Danny Ward is having a good game. It's catching practice for the Leicester keeper as Kevin de Bruyne lofts a ball into the box.

Leicester's half of the pitch is covered in more infra-red than a sunbed shop, when you look at Manchester City's heatmap.

The visitors have made 199 of their 239 passes inside the Foxes' half.

But, so far, the home team have not been burned.