Hello and welcome to Eurosport’s live coverage as West Bromwich Albion entertain Manchester City, who are top of the league but winless in their last six games in all competitions.

FT: 0-4. An emphatic win for City brings the longest winless run of Guardiola's career to an end. They were back ton their best, Aguero especially, but the result is a little harsh on West Brom who were much improved in the second half.

West Brom have three minutes of stoppage time to endure. The scoreline is harsh on them now, as they've looked dangerous for most of this second half.

GOAL! 0-4. De Bruyne, cuttting on from the left, puts in a low cross and Gundogan sidefoots the ball into the net.

Robson-Kanu is on for a quick run around, replacing Chadli.

Leko gets to the byline and cuts back for McAuley, whose shot comes back off the post.

Garcia is on for Silva with City's final change.

Another good dribble from Leko, who has really stood out since coming on, but in the end he's crowded out.

Leko takes the ball past three Man City defenders before slightly overrunning it.

GOAL! 0-3. That should be that. Aguero turns provider, dinking a ball behind a static West Brom defence for Gundogan to slide home.

Fernando fells McClean, picking up a booking.

Leko now wins the Baggies a free-kick on the right, which Brunt takes and Bravo tips behind for a corner.

McClean puts in another dangerous cross from the left, this time cleared by a sliding Otamendi.

McClean gets in behind the Man City defence and crosses for Rondon, but he gets his feet in a muddle and scuffs his shot. If he left it though Leko would've had a tap in.

De Bruyne is straight into the action, crossing for Ageuro whose cutback is deflected into the path of Sterling who shoots over.

Nolito, on a yellow card, is taken off for De Bruyne.

The hosts have a free-kick pretty central, about 35 yards out, which Brunt takes and sends an effort skidding along the ground which Bravo comfortably saves.

Chadli goes for goal from 25 yards, striking the ball well but sending it narrowly over the bar.

Aguero leads a breakaway, carrying the ball all the way to the edge of West Brom's penalty box before slipping it to Sterling but when his shot eventually comes it's deflected wide.

17-year-old Leko has looked sharp since coming on and skips past Kolarov, who sticks out an arm and earns a yellow card.

Nyom's cross results in a bit of a goalmouth scramble but Rondon can't quite get to the ball in time and City survive that bout of defensive uncertainty.