100% of Newcastle's shots have been on target.

Granted, that is one shot, but it's something.

Manchester City have had 11 efforts, four of which were on target.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One

I think Doku has started really well at City. There was a debate between him and Grealish, Grealish adds more control but Doky has got more composure and has that ability to be explosive and make you look silly. He's only 21, he's got time to improve.

Here's that early yellow card for Newcastle defender Fabian Schar. A few of you are saying it was harsh.

Have a watch here and see what you make of it - is it a booking? Hit the thumbs.

Alan Shearer
Former England and Newcastle striker on BBC One

City have been much the better team, they've scored two flukey goals but they've deserved. When Newcastle competed at St James's Park, it was much different. When you've got 50,000 people roaring at you, it does help you. You're going to understand that you will suffer in terms of possession.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One

Newcastle have defended well up to a point, it's that last bit where it's a bit of luck or a mistake. Kovavic in midfield has really helped City.

Alan Shearer has just said on BBC One that Manchester City lead by two "flukey" goals.

The home side won't care about that.

Straightforward for holders Manchester City, so far. Newcastle will be disappointed with that half.

We're into two minutes of added time.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It's that man Doku again, once he is through on goal you can't stop him. A good save from Dubravka, he takes a whack. Doku has really impressed so far.

Jeremy Doku continues to make a nuisance of himself and sees another effort saved by Martin Dubravka.

The resulting corner is headed down at the back post by Erling Haaland and it's Ruben Dias who tests the keeper but the defender can't generate the power on his header and Dubravka saves down to his right.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Newcastle have only had one chance, but if they took it they would be back in it. If City get a third, Newcastle are done.

To be fair I can think of a couple of teams who have gone to the Etihad this season and really got at City and given it a go.

Chelsea being one of those teams and, ironically, Newcastle being the other earlier this season.

Tonight, though, that hasn't really been the case.

The chances keep coming for the home side and this time it's Jeremy Doku who strikes towards goal.

It takes a deflection but it's not as lucky as Bernardo Silva's two goals and instead goes behind for a corner.

Glorious stuff from Phil Foden as he takes a lovely touch from Josko Gvardiol's pass to just knock it ahead for himself. He hits a decent strike with his left foot but can't quite get it on target from a tight angle.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Doku is electric. Great feet, great balance. I wouldn't want to play against him, that is for sure. They say watch the feet not the ball, it's not as simple as that. I tried that once against Gianfranco Zola at Anfield, it didn't go well.

Amrul Choudhury: Bernado Silva on a Deflectrick.

Mark: Bernardo Silva bought another ticket and won another lottery. Shoot and ye shall prosper.

These two sides have already faced each other three times this season and each time it has been a pretty close, entertaining encounter.

This time we've had two goals that Newcastle will be really disappointed to concede.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

The reality is you can talk about systems for as long as you like, but you've got to have belief, energy, make tackles.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium

Just over half an hour gone and already hard to see any way back for Newcastle United. And to make matters worse, two really soft goals.

Newcastle's fans are still making plenty of noise but it looks like it will all be in a losing cause.