In comparison to the Etihad, it's all quite uneventful here.

Just a trio of efforts this half, 2-1 to the visitors, none of them really threatening.

Luton's first chance since falling behind but Alfie Doughty's effort is off target.

Andrew: Gibbs-White has made a meal of it, but his hands were raised. Such a bizarre loss of composure from Rodri. He can’t have any complaints about the red. There was very little to provoke it.

Rob: All the commentary about MGW going down easy! So if he stayed on his feet then hands around the neck is ok then and just a yellow?

Andy: Early Oscar nomination for Gibbs White take a bow son.

German Bundesliga

Harry Kane scores his first Bundesliga hat-trick - Bayern Munich lead Bochum 7-0.

He is the fourth English player to score a Bundesliga hat-trick, after Tony Woodcock (two for Cologne), Kevin Keegan (Hamburg) and Jadon Sancho (Dortmund).

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's tense here, both managers try to make a change and we are going to see that now.

How brave can Forest be? How many gaps are they prepared to leave?

It has really, really livened this game up now.

What has happened to the players here?!

Taiwo Awoniyi chips a shot over the bar after Ederson comes rushing out.

The pair then go forehead to forehead and both get booked.

Did someone spike the drinks at the break?

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Raul Jimenez rises in the box to send an effort just over the bar with the back of his head.

Wolves almost score again with their second chance of the game. And their third.

Pedro Neto swings in a free-kick. Mario Lemina pokes it towards goal but keeper Thomas Kaminski scoops it off the line - and then keeps out Max Kilman's follow-up too.

Anthony Elanga and Callum Hudson-Odoi come on for Forest.

Ibrahim Sangare and Serge Aurier depart.

Going for it.

City respond by sending on Nathan Ake for Julian Alvarez.

Forest know they've got a chance now.

Ola Aina beats Kyle Walker for pace - yes, really - and wins a corner.

Serge Aurier flicks the delivery on at the near post but a City head clears.

Luton bring on Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu, who has played for them through all the divisions, for Arsenal loanee Albert Sambi Lokonga.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I want the referee to go and have a look at it. I want him to walk across, see what he thought.

But Rodri, we've never really seen that reaction from him before, getting into those situations and ultimately once you raise your hands you give the referee and his officials something to think about... although the reaction was incredible from Gibbs-White.

Luton are back on the attack now as they try to find a way back into this game but the momentum is gone. Some subs are getting ready.

Meanwhile, at Palace, it remains 0-0 between two pretty evenly-matched sides.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

From Luton's point of view, I think as a backline they thought the ball into Neto was a nothing situation - they just jog back into their own box.

Neto is on his own, the defenders have the chance to recover. Only they don't.

Lockyer is left defending one on one on his own and then it is just the keeper to beat from there.

Well, look at this.

Kalvin Phillips is on for City. Remember him? Jeremy Doku is the man sacrificed to give City strength in the middle again after Rodri's red.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Kenilworth Road

That little bit of Premier League quality makes all the difference.

Joao Gomes passes into open space and Pedro Neto is simply too quick for Tom Lockyer - and then too strong to keep possession.

Once he was sprinting into the box, there would only be one outcome.

A chance for Forest early after the red as Oriol Mangala fires a first-time shot over following a short corner.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on Final Score

If anyone was going to create a moment of magic in this game it was going to be Pedro Neto.

He was too strong for Lockyer, direct and powerful run inside, and then he just lashes the ball into the back of the net.

He was always going to be their bright spark.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a delayed reaction wasn't it? That's the point, he could have easily stayed up and then he thought 'oh I've got to go down'. That's the point.