Liverpool vs Man City LIVE: Community Shield result and final score as Darwin Nunez goal seals win

58 mins: Not the day Grealish wanted. He’s off for Foden while Alvaraz replaces Mahrez.

Nunez is coming on for Liverpool and replaces Firmino.

56 mins: An incredible example of Liverpool’s high line refusing to budge. De Bruyne picked up possession just inside the Liverpool half but Haaland had nowhere to run and De Bruyne was swallowed up by Matip.

Changes are coming from the bench.

54 mins: Grealish with a chance to run at Matip down the left. The defender drops but Grealish tries to find Haaland. It goes behind him and Robertson can chest back to Adrian.

53 mins: Lovely close control from Salah on the edge of the box. He sets up Alexander-Arnold, who takes aim but his shot is blocked. Liverpool go again down the left and Dias has to slide in to block.

50 mins: It’s been a bit scrappy since Mahrez’s early chance. Julian Alvarez is warming up and could be set to feature.

Jack Grealish may be keen to make an impact as soon as possible but it brought down by Matip with his back to goal.

Back underway - and an immediate chance for City! Ake looks long for Mahrez, whose touch is fantastic and cuts inside Robertson. The shot though is scuffed and Adrian parries away.

Both teams can make six substitutes so expect plenty in the second half.

For now, Nunez remains on the bench but Klopp said he will feature.

Second half coming up next!

Ian Wright thinks Haaland should have headed the cross from Cancelo, which he instead attempted to volley with his right foot. Both Wright and Keane are very impressed with his performance so far.

Just the eight touches so far for Haaland - you can hear the hot takes being prepared on the statistic alone. But should we be surprised by that? City want him to be their penalty box striker and he had two chances in the box. It will come.

Well that flew by. Liverpool and Manchester City have wasted no time in picking up where they left off from last season. That was a proper fight, as Jurgen Klopp might say, and I don’t remember too many Community Shield finals in recent years that have matched its intensity.

Liverpool were excellent in the first 25 minutes and although Alexander-Arnold’s shot too a deflection off Ake, it was a deserved lead. City then had their spell but Haaland did not see much of the ball. He did get two chances, however, but couldn’t get a connection on a cross from Cancelo.