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Liverpool keep the ball around the edge of the City box before Darwin Nunez's long-range effort is blocked.

Mohamed Salah is then tripped by Bernardo Silva a few moments later and Liverpool get a free-kick.

Darwin Nunez squeezes past a few players and into the City box but Nathan Ake comes across to make a good tackle. He wants a goal kick too and is unlucky not to get one.

Kyle Walker tees up Phil Foden in the box but the flag is up for offside as his shot is blocked.

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Another weak corner from Liverpool and City break. Trent Alexander-Arnold manages to stand up to Jeremy Doku but he shows good footwork to keep the ball with defenders chasing back, then switches it over to the left.

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Mohamed Salah battles with Nathan Ake to win a Liverpool corner.

Eeek. Trent Alexander-Arnold's header is a poor one and it falls to Erling Haaland in the box.

The bounce is unkind and Haaland can't get his leg over it enough. He ends up skewing it over the bar.

Jurgen Klopp has had enough. Here come the changes. Diogo Jota has picked up an injury so he's replaced by Luis Diaz.

Ryan Gravenberch is on for Curtis Jones.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

I saw quite a few West Ham players walking into Turf Moor and didn't spot Jarrod Bowen but a couple had gone in before I was at the entrance so I couldn't say for certain whether the England man was with them or not.

Unsurprisingly, the Hammers contingent are not keen to impart the information.

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Izzy Christiansen
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am just watching Klopp's body language and he got really frustrated with Alexis Mac Allister for not passing the ball quick enough. Perhaps the intention [to attack] is there but perhaps the players aren't executing it well enough.

Ederson reads the flight of the ball brilliantly and holds it. He tries to release it quickly to Erling Haaland but Virgil van Dijk is there.

City then break again as Jeremy Doku beats Alexis MacAllister and tees up Julian Alvarez. He skies it over the bar. Big chance!

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Trent Alexander-Arnold breaks through and wins a corner. Pep Guardiola is crouched down on his knees in frustration.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's looping clearance finds Mohamed Salah on the right.

He cuts inside then goes back to the outside as he tries to beat Nathan Ake but it clips his leg on the way out and it's a goal kick.

Ryan: Since Firmino and Mane left, Liverpool have been well off the pace. From 1000 to 10 in terms of quality.

Sansu: Liverpool need more than just excellent strikers, they need ones that are feared by the opposition. Fowler, Suarez, Torres being examples.

Mohamed Salah controls the long ball and tries to curl it down the line for Darwin Nunez.

It comes back out to Curtis Jones before Manuel Akanji eventually clears it.

Same old. City controlling the early possession.

Nathan Ake then loses out near the touchline but Joel Matip's pass is immediately cut-out.

Off we go again at the Etihad. Any way back for Liverpool?

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Nik: All the hype about Man City vs Liverpool being the “biggest game of the season” is disrespectful of Arsenal. City are absolutely toying with Liverpool, while Arsenal played them even, had a dodgy Kovacic red card go against them, barely gave Haaland a sniff, and won.

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Brentford defender Nathan Collins is ruled out after injuring ankle ligaments playing for the Republic of Ireland.

Keane Lewis-Potter and Shandon Baptiste return after respective calf and shoulder injuries.

However, this game comes too soon for Josh Dasilva and Mikkel Damsgaard.

Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale will replace David Raya, who is on loan from Brentford and therefore ineligible, while Fabio Vieira is suspended.

Gabriel Jesus is available after making his return from injury with Brazil.

Manager Mikel Arteta hopes to welcome back captain Martin Odegaard, who is recovering from a concussion suffered in training.

Ben White will also be monitored but Emile Smith Rowe, Jurrien Timber and Thomas Partey are still unavailable.

Manchester City have stopped the opposition from scoring a first-half goal in nine of their 13 games - no team has done this more in the Premier League this season.

Liverpool have a record of W2, D0, L0 when trailing at half-time in the English Premier League this season.

But Manchester City are unbeaten in their last 51 Premier League matches when leading at half-time (W48, D3).