Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Emirates Stadium

Not too much has happened in this half yet. Luton are trying to be more positive to get back into the game. They've put on Tahith Chong to try and get something going in attack.

Some action breaks out in this one as Yoane Wissa breaks the offside trap and chases a ball into the box, he tries to pick out Ivan Toney but Igor Julio defends well to clear.

Good tracking back by Leandro Trossard to prevent Andros Townsend from leading a Luton break.

Things have gone a tad flat with Arsenal just looking to control matters and not give away anything silly.

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Brilliant.

Jack Grealish is absolutely fuming as the referee blows up for a free-kick after the winger seems to trip Douglas Luiz. So fuming that he's found himself in the book for his backchat.

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Some nice passing in little triangles by Brighton on the left side of the Brentford box, but no-one seems to want to send the ball in and ultimately it all comes to nothing.

Luton make the first change of the night as Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu is replaced by Tahith Chong, who has scored three goals in his last five games.

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Leandro Trossard tries to get to another good Emile Smith Rowe ball into the box but Fred Onyedinma defends well and wins the free-kick.

Jhon Duran did take his goal really well. That one-two was like dancing on the sand.

No? I'll get my coat.

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Steve: Complete lack of atmosphere at Brentford, but hardly surprising given how flat the game has been.

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Luton are not opting for damage limitation as they continue to play high up the pitch, having been much more cautious at 0-0. Their goal difference is far worse than Nottingham Forest and Everton above them.

Well the away supporters wouldn't have been happy with that one.

Jeremy Doku loops over everyone in the box to find Jack Grealish on the left-hand side. The former Villa player smacks it on the volley but it's just wide.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium

Well that's a surprise. Manchester City looked well in control but that was a sweet move by Aston Villa and a lovely finish by Jhon Duran. Etihad Stadium feels a bit stunned by that - apart from the joyous and noisy Aston Villa fans.

Well VAR had a good look at that one as well for a potential offside in the build-up but all clear, goal stands.

A chance for Brighton early in the second half as Joao Pedro does really well to dig out a cross and find Joel Veltman unmarked on the far side of the box, but he fires over.

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Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

In two or three passes Villa move from the edge of their own box to the edge of the City box.

It is a fanstatic one-two between Jhon Duran and Morgan Rogers, but he still had lots of work to do. He sneaks the ball past the keeper and into the far corner, fabulous finish.

We're getting back under way at Arsenal and Brentford.