Evening all, and welcome to Manchester City v Shakhtar Donetsk!

Kane has equalised for Spurs.

De Bruyne contests a challenge with Junior Moraes and has studs applied to shin for his trouble. But he rides it well, and Moraes somehow escapes a booking.

Atalanta now lead Dinamo 2-0; if nothing changes there, City are through with a defeat.

Gundogan clips a ball over the top towards Jesus' head, but not hard enough to mither Pyatov.

Elsewhere, Dele Alli has pulled a goal back for Spurs, who now trail Olympiakos 2-1.

Off we go again...

A draw takes City through and is a decent result for Shakhtar too, and actually the visitors have had the two best chances, by far. I'd expect to see a different game in the second half.

Half-time: Manchester city 0-0 Shakhtar Donetsk

There'll be one additional minute.

City are off in their passing but also their movement. They're not making the quick runs and performing the quick twists they usually do, the Sterling has been willing.

City are getting a rocket at half-time, but in the meantime Bernardo curls in a gorgeous cross which Kryutso heads clear.

City win a free-kick down the right, and with everyone expecting a cross, De Bruyne clips short to Cancelo, who curls directly into the nearest forehead.

Fernandinho slides a ball through seeking Jesus, but Matviyenko intercepts. City have been flat.

Rodri finds Gundogan, who makes clear his intention to shoot, and Kovalenko flings a leg to block behind. The resultant corner comes to nowt.

Alan Patrick finds Konoplyanka down the left, and he cuts in, in order to shoot straight at Ederson.

Afrer some magic sponge, Moraes seems ok - the sub has put his coat back on.

Moraes goes down with what appears to be a buttock issue.

Apparently Jose Mourinho has pulled Eric Dier off before half-time. That lasted well then.

Alan Patrick looks a decent player, and City give him the chance to lift a ball over the top for Junior Moraes - there is no pressure on him - but Moraes can't quite catch up with it.

The corner goes short, then back one more to Angelino, who curls in a very nice ball which Otamendi attacks, all over Kryutsov, only to head over the bar.

Sterling injects some pace and plays a wall-pass off De Bruyne, winning a corner for his trouble...