Liz Tray: Mudryk cost £89m and has made no impression at Chelsea. And he is one of many. Every big club has a Mudryk. So when people talk about City spending, it's a red herring. It's not about how much, it's about who wants to come and who they are coming for (Pep).

Noel Fitzpatrick: That's a clear handball from Mahrez???! A blind man could see that. Why does it take so long for VAR to see it??!!

Matty AFC: What a waste of everyone's time getting Michael Oliver to look at that blatant handball on the monitor. Praying that we get rugby style video refereeing soon, including the authority to make decisions, as well as the audio feed for viewers.

Erling Haaland and Kevin de Bruyne almost link up immediately, but Haaland is prevented from getting away by a strong tackle from behind. No free-kick, though.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Mudryk has been a big disappoinment since he arrived.

It's his first season and he needs time to adapt so that should be a top priority for the next manager in at Chelsea.

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Kevin de Bruyne and Rodri are about to come on now too for Manchester City to enjoy the last 15 minutes or so of this final home game of the campaign.

Aymeric Laporte and Sergio Gomez make way.

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Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

If Haaland had been on for 10 or 15 minutes he would have put that chance away.

His movement is amazing, he's always looking to try and peel off in behind the defence.

Erling Haaland doesn't have to wait long for his first sight of goal, but the Norway international drags a shot well wide of the far post.

Here comes Erling Haaland.

Fifty-two goals in 49 games so far for Manchester City. can he add to that here?

Riyad Mahrez makes way.

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Michael Oliver checks the monitor and agrees. The ball hits Riyad Mahrez on the arm and the goal is disallowed.

A double change for Chelsea.

On come Mykhailo Mudryk and Noni Madueke, replacing Conor Gallagher and Raheem Sterling - who receives a warm applause from the home fans as he exits the pitch.

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Goal? No!

Riyad Mahrez finishes neatly from Julian Alvarez's pass but the Argentine is penalised for a foul in the build-up before the celebrations can begin.

A frustrated Enzo Fernandez gets a yellow card for booting the ball away after the referee blows for a foul in Manchester City's favour.

Frank Lampard is preparing a few changes.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

City have had their blips but they've been outstanding at the business end of the season.

If they go on to win the treble it will be incredible and probably Pep Guardiola's greatest achievement.

Great defending by John Stones to deny Raheem Sterling!

Ah, it wouldn't have counted anyway, but Stones wasn't to know.

Sterling breaks clear, getting the better of Kyle Walker before squeezing a shot past Stefan Ortega, only to see Stones get back and clear off the line.

Stefan Ortega saves from Lewis Hall's shot. Can Chelsea create a moment of quality to force Manchester City into action? The hosts are cruising a bit again.

Erling Haaland is out warming up now too as we hit the hour mark.

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Great cross - and so very nearly a second for Manchester City!

Kalvin Phillips gets his head to the set-piece delivery but watches as the ball strikes the post and agonisingly rolls across the goal before it's cleared.

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The first change of the match sees John Stones replace Manuel Akanji.

City have a free-kick wide on the left, which Riyad Mahrez will swing in.

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No sign of Ederson being moved into midfield just yet, however John Stones is preparing to join the action.