Forest are just clinging on. City have done enough damage now to pretty much win this game, you'd imagine.

If they really wanted to keep going at full pelt, they could rack up a rugby score.

Wolves' first attack of the game that I can remember. Pedro Neto bursts past his man but then hits a cross to nobody.

The Phil Foden goal that got the ball rolling this afternoon had 46 passes leading up to.

Could have gone anywhere!

Morgan Gibbs-White hits the Forest free-kick, it clips off the City wall and drifts just wide of the goal, with Ederson having dived away from it.

Wolves should be worried that they are making Luton look like peak Barcelona. It's just non-stop.

The Fulham players are unhappy with some of the decisions referee Paul Tierney is making here.

Tim Ream and Joao Palhinha have both been booked and they are having a long chat with the official to let him know their gripes.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Kenilworth Road

That's three headers from Jacob Brown and an Alfie Doughty shot that was on target but hit his own man, Carlton Morris.

Luton finding too much space in dangerous positions around the Wolves box.

The visitors are creaking.

It's the Alfie Doughty and Jacob Brown show. Doughty crosses and Brown heads over. They have set up four chances and had four shots respectively in the opening 19 minutes.

Forest suddenly burst into life.

City gift the ball to Taiwo Awoniyi, who shows strength to carry the ball to the edge of the box before tumbling over. Manuel Akanji is booked and a free-kick is awarded. Not sure he even actually fouled him, though.

Pep Guardiola doesn't think so either, so he gets a yellow too.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Erling Haaland has wasted a few easy chances in the past couple of games but when Matheus Nunes hung that cross up for him all alone at the back post, some people in the crowd near me were celebrating before he even connected with the ball. It was a perfect delivery... and the big man doesn't miss from there.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's all about the quality, patience, the weighted passes that I keep talking about.

There's composure down the line from Nunes question marks are being put on this guy Erling Haaland but because of this delivery, set up by Nunes, Haaland six yards out just comes across and guides it back where it comes from.

It's a comfortable header right on a plate but he's in the right place.

Luton cut through Wolves again. Chiedozie Ogbene finds Alfie Doughty, whose shot is blocked... by his own striker Carlton Morris.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on Final Score

Again, you can see what Man City are trying to do, and it is so simple and straight forward. You think you can stop it, but you can't!

It is a great stand up to the back post from Nunes, and Haaland is all alone at the back post.

Forest are so concerned about trying to stop the ball coming into the box that he is left unmarked, and it's a thumping header.

Luton's fifth chance, first on target. Alfie Doughty flies down the left and digs in a high cross to the back stick. Jacob Brown beats his man in the air but his header is straight at Jose Sa.

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Fulham's Joao Palhinha is in the book for a foul on Jeffrey Schlupp. Looked a bit harsh.

Long afternoon now for the midfielder to stay out of trouble.

Gary O'Neil is giving his players instructions as his goalkeeper continues to get patched up.

Dan Bentley is warming up in case he's needed... but Jose Sa is OK to play on.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Kenilworth Road

That was so close from Carlton Morris.

He created a bit of room for himself on the edge of the area, struck a sweet shot that beat Jose Sa but not the post.

Luton have started really well. They have momentum and are getting away from the Wolves defenders.

They haven't led in a Premier League game yet. They need to turn the pressure into a goal.