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52 mins: Foden passes the ball up to Grealish who tries to slip around Salisu but loses the ball. The defender has been fantastic for Southampton today.

The Saints don’t maintain possession for long and Foden drives City towards the box again. He lays it off to Sterling but he’s forced backwards under pressure and can’t pick out Walker with a pass.

50 mins: From one end of the pitch to the other! Grealish brings the ball into the box from the left but can’t pick out a teammate. It gets cleared as far as De Bruyne who slides a pass over to Walker on the right wing. He cuts it back to the edge of the box for Rodri. The midfielder drives a shot into the deck and it bounces it up to a nice height for Forster to turn past the right hand post.

48 mins: Chance! Southampton win a corner and James Ward-Prowse whips a cross in towards the near post. Jan Bednarek’s run sees him meet the ball in the air and his glancing header is sent straight at Ederson who punches it away! Sharp reactions from the Man City keeper.

Kick off: What have the managers had to say at half-time? Will their team talks make a difference in the second half? Stuart Armstrong gets the second half underway.

Mohamed Elyounoussi is on for Southampton replacing Nathan Redmond. Pep Guardiola has made no changes to the City XI.

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Southampton and Man City have both had the same amount of shots on target (1) in the first half. Pep Guardiola will not be happy at all with what he’s seen over those 45 minutes. In contrast Ralph Hasenhuttl will be encouraging his players to just keep going. As it stands Southampton will end the day in the top 10.

Kyle Walker-Peters sent Southampton in front with a great right-footed finish and Raheem Sterling missed a fantastic opportunity to equalise for Man City. Will there be more goals in the second half?

45+2 mins: Southampton take a one-goal lead into the break after Kyle Walker-Peters sent the home side in front inside of 10 minutes. The Saints defended stoutly and kept City’s chances to a minimum.

Raheem Sterling had the best chance to equaliser for the league leaders but Fraser Forster denied him from close range. Can Southampton hang on to their lead for another 45 minutes?

45 mins: Great defending from Salisu! De Bruyne feeds the ball into the box as Walker comes in from an overlapping run. He looks for a pass into the six-yard box but Salisu slides across him, blocks the pass and wins a goal kick.

Two added minutes to play.

42 mins: Kyle Walker’s cross into the box is flicked on by Bernardo Silva then headed out ot Rodri. He takes the ball on his chest before hitting one at goal and pulling the chance wide of the left-hand post!

Southampton will want to get into the break with the lead and a chance to regroup. City won’t be this lacklustre in the second half.