Champions League Last 16, first leg result – Josko Gvardiol cancels out Riyad Mahrez's strike as Manchester City are held at RB Leipzig

Rodri darts in at the back post to nod Mahrez's corner across the six-yard box, but Haaland is caught on his heels and can't react in time to gobble up a tap-in.

Gundogan dummies a Grealish pass, allowing Mahrez to swoop in and lash a fine finish beyond the keeper. It all came after Leipzig's Schlager gave it away deep inside their own half.

Leipzig 16 per cent.

Man City 84 per cent.

Gundogan and Walker again combine neatly down the right but the latter's rasping cross is again headed clear at the near post.

Haaland has been peripheral so far.

The away side continue to control the proceedings without really getting in-behind the home team's back line.

Rodri blazes a first-time 25-yard shot well over after Bernardo Silva had played a pass into his path from the right.

Mahrez fires the free kick straight into the wall and the hosts clear their lines.

Grealish dribbles at the heart of the Leipzig defence at pace and is inevitably tumbled 22 yards from goal.

The set piece is in a dangerous central position. Gundogan and Mahrez are hovering over it.

Janis Blaswich is well placed to claim a firm Dias header from Mahrez's right-wing corner.

Every Leipzig player is inside his own half right now. City are moving it from back to front and side ways as they dictate the play and look for an opening.

City have won 15 of their last 26 European away games (D6 L5).

The visitors look to have settled and are patiently probing.

Walker combines well down the right with Gundogan but the latter can't find Haaland with a cross that is well blocked.

Gundogan hooks a beautiful blind pass to the left flank for Grealish to maraud forward. The England international lays a low ball into Mahrez whose first touch is heavy and means he can't get the shot he was anticipating away.

The home side threaten down both flanks but on each occasion they don't have the numbers in the penalty area to take advantage.

The Cityzens have won seven, drawn two and lost seven of their previous 16 trips to Germany in European competition.