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Man City 1-0 Newcastle
Newcastle's Miguel Almiron has a shot blocked by his initials twin Manuel Akanji.
Alvarez strike in first half enough to give Man City victory over Newcastle
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Emlyn Begley
Man City 1-0 Newcastle
Newcastle's Miguel Almiron has a shot blocked by his initials twin Manuel Akanji.
Man City 1-0 Newcastle
Julian Alvarez has been directly involved in 20 goals in his 26 starts across all competitions for Manchester City, scoring 15 goals and providing five assists.
Man City 1-0 Newcastle
A nice spell of Newcastle passing and Rodri ends it by shoving a Toon player over for a free-kick and a little break.
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Control and no look pass from Foden for the assist.... top class that.
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Theo: Foden playing in the pocket and causing havoc… will Pep now realise that is his most effective position?
Man City 1-0 Newcastle
Sandro Tonali heads a cross out to Mateo Kovacic, whose long-range shot is blocked. Not for the first time today.
Man City 1-0 Newcastle
Julian Alvarez has scored 13 goals in 13 home starts for Manchester City.
Man City 1-0 Newcastle
Well played by Phil Foden. He carries the ball 50 yards up the pitch and is then shoved over by Sandro Tonali, who gets a yellow card.
Man City 1-0 Newcastle
Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports
The finish is sublime. However, the touch from Foden is majestic.
It really is. Excellent goal. Unstoppable.
Man City 1-0 Newcastle
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
So much for the So Solid Crew... sorry about that, Newcastle fans.
Phil Foden found Julian Alvarez in a rare bit of space left on the edge of the Newcastle area, which Eddie Howe won't be happy about... but what a way to make the most of it.
The City fans around me stopped celebrating to watch the replays properly on the big screens, and admire what was a peach of a finish.
Julian Alvarez
City take advantage of their best spell of the game and take the lead.
Phil Foden pulls the ball back to Julian Alvarez, who taks a touch to steady himself and then curls into the top corner from 16 yards.
Nick Pope gets a glove to it, maybe he could have done better.
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
The Newcastle fans were loving their team's forays forwards earlier, but they appreciated that bit of defending just as much.
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
City work the ball to Mateo Kovacic, whose shot from the edge of the box hits a Newcastle body.
The hosts are turning the pressure up now.
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker & manager on TNT Sports
I'm disappointed with Haaland's movement there. He should have got in front of the defender.
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
Julian Alvarez tries to find Erling Haaland in the six-yard box with a blasted ball across but Sven Botman clears before the big man can tap home.
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
Anthony Gordon is the third Premier League player to receive a yellow card in both of their opening two games this season (also Pervis Estupinan and Aaron Hickey).
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
Kyle Walker does well to keep Rodri's ball in but his hooked cross is over the bar.
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Mark: Commentator "City never get bored passing the ball about" No, he's right, it's just everybody watching.
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
Erling Haaland races onto a long Ruben Dias punt but is successfully handled by two defenders.
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
Anyway Ruben Dias is fine and we're playing football again.
Man City 0-0 Newcastle
Hmm. A replay shows Anthony Gordon rakes his studs down the leg of Ruben Dias. It's a yellow, which was best case scenario really for the Newcastle man there.