Good feet by John Stones before finding Ilkay Gundogan but the City captain is crowded out by three Inter players and the chance is gone.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Inter Milan are using every trick in the book to try and upset Manchester City - and it's working.

Phil Foden's free-kick cross is pretty poor and sails over everyone. Manuel Akanji can't keep it in play.

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A few tackles flying in and City have a free-kick. Lautaro Martinez gets to his feet after being clattered.

John: This is the last 45 mins of City's season. City are the best team here. They just need to play their natural game, and the goals will come.

Anon: I agree with Pete and Mark. Way, way too much negativity here. City will come good!

Inter keeper Andre Onana gives the ball straight to Bernardo Silva on the right wing but the City man can't do much with it.

Chris: City on holiday already? Silva, Rodri, Grealish, Haaland all had poor first halves. Strong words needed and half time and a big second half to come hopefully.

Richard: One word, PENALTIES!

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Nobody is handed a Champions League title. You have to earn it.

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Inter's Federico Dimarco makes the most of a Bernardo Silva elbow in his back. Silva isn't impressed. Dimarco is fine.

John Murray
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

I wonder if Pep Guardiola told his players at half-time what he said to us: "Remember at 0-0 we are not losing. At 0-0 they are not winning."

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport in Istanbul

Can either side find a goal to win this in 90 minutes.

If not, we will have the rare experience of a match starting on one day and finishing on another.

We are two hours ahead of BST in Istanbul, so extra-time means the game will be decided on Sunday.

James: Wonderful football vs very good and stubborn resistance, I do hope football wins.

John Stones tries to play a ball into Erling Haaland but a defender gets there first. Haaland has only had nine touches so far.

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Anon: Inter doing a Brentford on City...

The second half begins. It has to be better than the first, it just has to.

Alex Seftel
Journalist, BBC Sport

Anxious. Overwhelmed. Worrying. Some of the words used by City fans watching along inside Depot Mayfield in Manchester.

As the match has gone on, there have been more groans and arms raised in frustration.

Kevin de Bruyne’s name is understandably one of the most popular names on the back of shirts in these parts, but with the Belgian off the field, more than a few are left wondering what Pep Guardiola has up his sleeve to make the difference and lift spirits.

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Inter players are on the pitch as Pep Guardiola and the City players have a huddle in the tunnel.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Half-time is usually when Pep Guardiola produces something special. Let's hope it happens again.

Pete: Will all these doubters please STOP! I am a Newcastle fan but can we just all be a bit more positive and get behind City? Foden to score. 1-0. Simples.

Mark: It looks like inter are playing out of their skin just to limit and contain City. While doing so they have created nothing themselves. City have several gears to go, Inter are in top gear just to stay in game. City will still score a bunch when Inter tire.

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This is the ninth Champions League final without a first-half goal. In only three of those previous eight were multiple goals scored in the second half.