Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Grealish looks for that far top corner but he just gets his angles wrong.

Erling Haaland gets the ball outside the box and finds Jack Grealish instead of shooting as everyone expects. Grealish shimmies and curls a shot over.

David James
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio Manchester

Encouraging for City. The shot is a bit of a tame one in the end but the shot on target is a positive. And something they can look at if they are going to score before half-time.

First proper City chance in a while as Julian Alvarez plays the ball across the 18-yard line and Rodri's first-time shot is saved down low by Hugo Lloris.

Another City move breaks down, Rico Lewis is out of position and Spurs try to go down that side but Dejan Kulusevski can't find Son Heung-min.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

We talk about Harry Kane and breaking records this afternoon, he won't stop now.

Strikers are greedy, he'll want more.

The man in his sights will be a Mr Alan Shearer, I imagine.

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Twice in about 60 seconds Spurs players do well to cut out passes into Erling Haaland.

Son Heung-min has touched the ball five times.

Both players are up now after being patched up.

Spurs midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Manchester City's Jack Grealish are both down. Physios are on.

Jack Grealish lifts in a cross, Spurs head it away and then Riyad Mahez is tackled.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a game of football for the neutral.

"They're not even looking for Haaland's runs," says Gary Neville on Sky.

Paul: Man City have become the most boring side to watch. 1000 passes a game and 90% of them backwards.

Good run by Harry Kane, whose shot from the edge of the box is blocked. By their standards, City are hanging on a bit.

Steve: Spurs fans singing don't know what you're doing to the ref could be just as well sang to the city players in this formation and line up.

Tarporley: Pep is doing it again. Changing a team causes trouble and confusion. Arteta, the apprentice, has played his best team on all of the league games. Pep keeps changing things and look what happens.

Joe: Dropping KDB for such a huge game, freezing out Cancelo, ignoring Foden after his excellent WC, selling Jesus and Zinchenko to a rival, constantly changing the back four... should we be questioning Pep's decision-making more?

David James
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio Manchester

It is too easy for Tottenham to get possession at the moment. The irony though is that they aren't great when they are on the ball.

City, for all their possession and passes, really need to go up a gear here. Spurs will be delighted with the first half hour.

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Jack Grealish heads the corner away.

Spurs come to life with an attack here. Harry Kane feeds Dejan Kulusevski and Son Heung-min is involved too but it ends in just a corner.