Manchester City v AFC Bournemouth live updates - latest Premier League score as City go three up!

Christie fouls Gundogan on the right, and City win a free-kick. However, the chance does not materialise as the flag goes up mid-move following the set-piece.

City deliver in the resulting corner towards Dias, but his header is cut out. Bournemouth have really struggled to advance up the pitch thus far.

Best chance of the game so far for City. De Bruyne has a shot from distance which is blocked, but he manages to regain possession of the ball, and slides in Foden with a pass into the box.

The Englishman goes for goal himself despite having two men on his right hand side, but Travers saves, and City have a corner. Haaland looked frustrated there with Foden's decision.

Another City corner is wasted as Mahrez's effort is too high. The pressure is building!

So far, so good for City. They have had 66% possession in the opening exchanges and had four attempts on goal.

Jack Stacey is shown an early yellow card for Bournemouth. He brings down Mahrez mid-run and that will be a free kick to the Citizens.

City are dominating here, as one would expect. They win another corner, this time on the right, but Dias can only send his header wide of the post.

The home side are on top here. They win a corner, but Ake can only head wide.

We are underway here at the Etihad Stadium.

Erling Haaland's City career got off to the perfect start last time out against West Ham, as the striker scored a brace on his Premier League debut courtesy of a penalty, followed up with a calm finish later on, after latching onto a Kevin De Bruyne through ball.

Confidence will be high, and the Norwegian will be looking to find the net again today.

Could it be fifth time lucky for Scott Parker? Bournemouth's manager has lost all four of his meetings against City (whilst in charge of Fulham), so he will be looking for his first scalp.

As for Bournemouth, the Cherries ended last season in the Championship unbeaten in four successive away games.

As the headline states, Manchester City have won all ten top flight meetings with Bournemouth over the years, scoring four or more goals on four separate occasions.

It is not understated just how much of a touch test this will be for Scott Parker's side today.

AFC Bournemouth head coach Scott Parker has also named his starting team for this afternoon's game, as the Cherries look for their first ever competitive win against Manchester City. Parker makes three changes from the side that were victorious over Aston Villa on the opening day.

Bournemouth: Travers, Cook, Kelly (C), Mepham, Lerma, Christie, Smith, Tavernier, Stacey, Moore, Pearson.

Subs: Neto, Marcondes, Lowe, Stanislas, Dembele, Hill, Senesi, Billing, Anthony.

Team news is in for the home side! Pep Guardiola makes just one change from their 2-0 win over West Ham last weekend as Riyad Mahrez comes in for Jack Grealish.

Manchester City: Ederson, Walker, Dias, Ake, Cancelo, Gundogan, Rodri, De Bruyne, Foden, Mahrez, Haaland.

Subs: Ortega, Stones, Grealish, Alvarez, B. Silva, Delap, Mbete, Lewis, Wilson-Esbrand.

Hello and welcome to Eurosport's live text coverage of this afternoon's Premier League game between Manchester City and AFC Bournemouth at the Etihad Stadium.

The sun is shining here in Manchester today, and both of these sides will be looking to secure their second win of the new campaign.

I'm Ethan Van Ristell, and thanks for joining me for these live updates. Team news is on the way very shortly!