Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary of Manchester City's Champions League game with Feyenoord. Pep Guardiola's side are on an 18-game unbeaten run, can they be stopped by the Dutch side? Kick-off is at 19:45 GMT.

FULL TIME: City win 1-0 courtesy of Sterling's 88th minute winner while Foden came on to become the club's youngest Champions League debutant. Thanks for following the game, stick with us for all the reaction to the night's action.

Feyenoord have two more minutes to try to snatch a point.

Diaz comes on for the goal-scorer Sterling.

The goal is harsh on Feyenoord but they switched off momentarily from a throw-in.

GOAL FOR CITY! Sterling lofts the ball into the top corner after trading passes with Gundogan following a throw-in.

Danilo takes one for the team by running into Basacikoglu as he burst forward.

After their poor run in the Eredivisie which has left them slumped in mid-table, Feyenoord deserve a lot of credit for the way they have defended.

Napoli are now 3-0 up on Shakhtar so City will take top spot if it stays like this in Group F.

CLOSE! City win a corner down the right. Its a pinpoint delivery from Silva for Jesus who flashes a header wide.

Berghuis is making way for Bilal Basacikoglu.

Feyenoord have a promising move but Larsson's pass is poor and the ball goes out of play.

Foden, nicknamed the Stockport Iniesta, comes on for his Champions League debut to replace Toure.

AGUERO MISS: Silva lofts a sublime ball into the box, Aguero chests it down and lashes it wide from close range. What a miss!

Niuewkoop is on for the visitors.

Is a tad surprising Feyenoord have not made an attacking change given they are bottom of the group and need a win to try and climb to third place in the group.

GOOD SAVE: Larsson scoops the ball over the City defence for Berghuis whose drive is tipped over by Ederson.

CLOSE! Amrabat concedes a free-kick with a late challenge. Toure's free-kick is stopped by Jones' fingertips, that was a great save.

City have only had four goalless draws in 74 matches under Guardiola.

That is De Bruyne's last contribution as he makes way for Gabriel Jesus.