City are warming up now.

A cross is fired into the Leeds box and met by Julian Alvarez, but he smashes his shot over the bar.

Soon after, Erling Haaland is found in space in the box but is denied by a fine save from Joel Robles.

Good chance. The kind the big man usually gobbles up.

The Tottenham crowd are getting a bit restless as Crystal Palace pin the home side deep inside their own half.

Still no real chances to speak of though, with a couple of corners amounting to nothing.

Mykhailo Mudryk is in the book.

He drives into the Cherries box, past a home defender and then goes to ground. It's a clear dive. A clear yellow card.

What a save Jose Sa!

Emiliano Buendia catches a half-volley as sweet as you like on the edge of the box. It is arrowing towards the corner but Sa pushes it away one-handed at full stretch.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

It's fair to say the City fans are not happy with the amount of time Leeds keeper Joel Robles is taking over his goal-kicks. He's certainly never in any rush to restart play.

All part of the Big Sam plan, I'm sure. The man himself is stood motionless in his technical area, suited and booted and chewing his gum like he's never been away

City continuing to dominate possession here. Leeds look disciplined at the moment, though. The home fans are getting irked at the time the visitors are taking over goal-kicks.

There's suddenly visible confidence in Chelsea. Shows what a goal can do.

Mkhailo Mudryk tries to get in through the middle before he is tackled. The ball falls to Enzo Fernandez to fire well over the bar from range.

For the first time in the game, Leeds get out of their own half.

Jack Harrison tries to chip a ball over the City defence for Patrick Bamford, but Ederson comes out to claim.

It has been an open start at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Richarlison had an effort well saved by Sam Johnstone - but the offside flag goes up. Crystal Palace then immediately force a corner at the other end that Fraser Forster has to punch clear.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Leeds are set up with four across the back and Marc Roca and Weston McKennie trying to fill the space in between them and the rest of their midfield.

When City have the ball it's a 4-5-1 formation, with Patrick Bamford on his own up front... and City have had a LOT of the ball so far.

Leeds are keeping things pretty tight so far though, especially by their recent standards.

It is exactly what you would expect here.

City are camped in the Leeds half with the visitors following West Ham's lead from earlier this week - packed in tight and compact.

The Cherries have come out swinging.

Jefferson Lerma scored twice against Leeds on this ground recently and he is close again here, curling a shot from range that goes just past the post.

Aston Villa have started the better of the sides as Jacob Ramsey finds some space in the penalty area, but his cross is well blocked by blocked by Craig Dawson for a corner that comes to nothing.

Bournemouth look to set the pace here. They win an early corner that Kepa does well to punch away.

Soon after, Adam Smith drives forward into the box but sees his low cross cut out by the Blues keeper.

Andy Hinchcliffe
Former Man City and Everton defender on Sky Sports

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It is a big game for Phil Foden.

He's struggled to get into the side - he's had form worries, that appendix issue and Jack Grealish has nailed down his spot.

An opportunity for him.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds have been conceding so many goals of late, Sam Allardyce has only had a few days. Sometimes, it doesn't matter what you can put across when you are coming up against this Man City side. They have been incredible.

Even if the result is not there today, Allardyce has got to learn something very quickly today from his team going forward.

It's very loud inside Molineux as these two Midlands sides go head-to-head.

Alex Moreno finds some space on the left but can only dribble the ball out of play as he attempts to get to the byline.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

It's lively in here, already a lot louder than it was against West Ham on Wednesday night.

"Marching on together," chant the Leeds fans, who are swiftly drowned out by the home support singing about how they aren't really here.