Aston Villa vs Man City LIVE: Premier League result and final score as Leon Bailey nets crucial winner

City are looking to score right on half-time as Silva picks out another good cross from the right. Konsa attempts to clear it but completely misses the ball. His movement was enough to put Foden off behind him though.

NO GOAL! Watkins is forced wide by McGinn's pass but he still gets a shot away with Ederson smothers. Villa keep it alive through Digne, who clips it into Luiz, and his header skims the inside of the post on the way in. His celebrations are cut short by a flag, which is up because the ball went out of play before the cross was put in.

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To avoid having to work through Villa's aggressive midfield once more, Walker pings another good pass over the top. Alvarez's first touch lets him down as he shows too much of it to Konsa, who clears the danger with ease.

OVER! City don't look anything like their usual selves here as they sloppily keep giving the ball away in their own half. Akanji is the latest to do so, gifting it to Luiz, but he blazes his long-range shot just over the bar.

Alavrez's heavy pass it cut out by Bailey, and he plays a one-two with Luiz to open up some space down the right. It gets a bit crowded in the City box as the visitors flood back into their box and Konsa overhits the cross.

Villa have already had 11 shots in this match, the joint-most by a team in the first half of a Premier League games against City under Guardiola. Emery will be keen to turn those chances into goals soon though, especially while they're still on top.

Digne and Walker collided as they both tried to win the ball back, and he stays down holding his ribs. He receives treatment but is quickly back up to continue.

City are looking very shaky at the back. Moments after Gvardiol's pass was blocked, Walker plays a loose backpass to Ederson. Watkins is hovering and just misses it. Walker looks extremely relieved!

WHAT A BLOCK! Ederson comes right off his line to play out from the back, and his pass deflects off Bailey, straight to Tielemans' feet. He's setting himself to shoot and Gvardiol slides in with a perfect tackle to stop him from picking out the back of the empty net.