Dominik Szoboszlai loves a pop from a long-range free-kick, and who can blame him when he hits them as sweetly as he often does.

His latest here fizzes past Djordje Petrovic's post. Another decent attempt.

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Man City 2-2 Sunderland

This is very, very tight.

Is Ruben Dias playing him onside? It's literally a boot.

Shamoon Hafez
Football reporter at Etihad Stadium

It's Brian Brobbey again!

What a wonderfully carved goal from Sunderland and they equaliser once more.

Better from Liverpool.

Bradley Barcola cuts inside and drives a low shot at goal. It looks like it should be straightforward enough for Djordje Petrovic, but the Cherries' keeper is diving the wrong way and has to hook it clear with his foot.

Noah Okafor is really frustrated with himself as he lays on the floor.

He did brilliantly to burst past his man and into the Palace penalty area, but his attempted pass to the very advanced Jayden Bogle fails to beat the first man.

Sunderland look to respond in the same way they did to the first goal, winning a corner at the other end.

But there's a foul in the box and they can't make the most of the set piece.

Charlie Adam
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scrappy from Sunderland, trying to play out. They've tried to overplay and they've been caught. Falls to Cherki, he just waits and he puts it through the legs of Xhaka and past Roefs.

A lovely finish from Cherki. Sunderland again causing their own problems.

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It's very 0-0, this.

Leeds are appealing for a handball by Tyrick Mitchell inside the Crystal Palace penalty area, but referee Adam Herczeg doesn't react.

Mitchell knows little about it as a first-time shot comes at him from close range - and you'd have to say he's tried to keep his arms as close to his body as he could be expected to there.

Iliman Ndiaye tries the ball into the box but it's blocked and comes straight back to him.

Take two is better and it comes to Erling Haaland's telescopic leg at the back post but it's perhaps slightly too high, even for him, to get under control and drops wide of the post.

The tenacious Alexis Mac Allister attempts to bulldoze his way through the Bournemouth defence but eventually loses control of the ball, surrounded by about four home players.

Frustration for Liverpool as a good spell is ended by an offside flag - although replays suggest Bradley Barcola was probably just about on.

Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Vitality Stadium

Bournemouth look much more like an Iraola team than Liverpool do.

Liverpool aren't risking anything, if you drew a shape of a team when they've got the ball at kick-off, there's no difference to them when they've got the ball now.

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Liverpool haven't offered an awful lot so far and we've not really seen Alexander Isak involved at all.

The Reds striker has had just six touches so far, the joint fewest of anyone on the pitch along with Bournemouth goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic after 25 minutes.

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Just over 21 minutes on the clock and City get their first touch in the opposition penalty box.

It's Rayan Cherki who can take the acclaim, but he can't get it under control and the ball pretty much bounces off him and out for a goal kick.

That's a chance!

A long Leeds throw-in finds its way all the way across the Palace box to Ao Tanaka, but his first-time hit flies into the stands.

Adam Wharton stabs at a shot after the ball comes back out to the edge of the Leeds penalty area, but that is never troubling James Trafford.

That's the first attempt in this one since since the seventh minute.

Charlie Adam
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Good play from City, switching the play out for Ndiaye. A big move really from him, he's a humble guy.

He's worked ever so hard for himself. He would go off and work on his own. He's got special talent.

Oh. And still yet to touch it in the visiting penalty box. The corner is blocked by Sunderland then comes to Elliot Anderson 20-yards out, whose shot is off target.