Hello and welcome to Eurosport's live coverage of Bournemouth v Manchester City.

A standard comfortable City performance away from home. Not at their absolute best but far too good for the home side. Thanks for following the game with us.

Four minutes of injury time. It seems like both teams have settled for this result now.

Solanke is through on goal but can only hit an effort straight at Ederson.

De Bruyne puts through Sterling who finds the back of the bet but he is just offside.

A Graphic just showed Aguero reached 400 career goals with that strike. Independiente, Atletico and Argentina have also benefiited from the little diamond's efforts of course.

Bernardo is replaced by Riyad Mahrez. Never get weaker with a change do they? Unless it's Bravo for Ederson.

Beautiful ball with the outside of the ball from De Bruyne to Sterling but the England striker was forced wide and his cross cleared.

Jordan Ibe comes on for Adam Smith. His first action of the Premier League season and another expensive signing from Liverpool Dominic Solanke replaces Callum Wilson.

GOAL! Aguero again. He flicks the ball away from Cook on the edge of the Bournemouth box, then Silva carries the ball to the six-yard box where he is tackled by Ake, but the former Atletico striker was following up and slammed the ball home.

No penalty. I thought Lerma stood on Silva's foot but apparently not.

Silva goes down in the box at the end of a slick City move but no spot kick is awarded. VAR is checking it now. I think it's a penalty.

Ederson does well to punch away from Callum Wilson after a fine cross from Smith. The home crowd is up and about now.

City supporters thought they'd scored when De Bruyne was set up by a square ball from Aguero but he just failed to squeeze the ball inside the post as it ruffled the outside netting.

Great challenge from Steve Cook saved a goal after Aguero headed Zinchenko's cross down into the path of Sterling who seemed certain to score from six yards out.

The crowd up in arms at Sterling's slightly late foul on Smith. You can see them helping Kyle Walker get his marching orders if/when he dives in carelessly.

Back underway in the second half.

And that's the first half done. Harry Wilson's wonder-strike really has kept the game competitive when it looked like City were cruising.

Aguero has a chance to restore the lead to two goals but heads wide after he is picked out by Bernardo's cross from the right wing.

GOAL! Harry Wilson. Another fine strike from the on-loan Liverpool man. A wonderful unstoppable free kick that clipped just under the right upright before bouncing into the net.

Good stat from my old mate Opta Joe. Well, mate stretching it a bit but know each other to say hello and have enjoyed probably 4/5 nice chats. What would you call it? Anyway, interesting de Bruyne reached the milestone with that awful scuff that led to Aguero goal.