Hello and welcome to live coverage of Manchester City vs West Brom.

Nothing happens.

Silva hits a shot from distance which leaves Myhill scrambling to his left, and he palms it away from danger, and from Silva.

Aguero is flagged for being a matter of inches offisde, and they'll have chance to clear it with a free kick.

West Brom sitting deep. That's it, really.

Lampard is teed up on the edge of the box, but he wildly slices his shot wide of goal, and the danger passes.

Adam makes a good point, but I think that referees in England remain some of the best, but they have made some woeful decisions recently.

City are playing at a pretty slow pace and allowing West Brom the chance and time to organise.

West Brom have managed to keep hold of the ball for a fair few moments now, making some progress up the right wing, and winning a succession of throws. Just 76 minutes to go.

Pulis is fuming on the touchline, but he's now focusing on reorganising the defence.

Jonny Gabriel as a point.

City might as well take a defender off the pitch, because West Brom are not interested in attacking anymore, if they ever were. Silva cuts in from the right and has a shot deflected out for a corner by Olsson's block.

City are camped high up the pitch, and a goal appears to be a matter of time.

Alex Shaw goes in a little strong, here.

Lampard's free kick is straight at the wall.

RED CARD! Dawson is sent off for denying a clear goalscoring opportunity, as last man. It wasn't his fault, as he was covering for an opponent's error. But it's McAuley who's been sent off, another case of mistaken identity.

Bony almost bursts through into the box as he seizse a loose backpass, and is barged over by Dawson.

With five minutes to go, have a prediction - whether you like it or not - it will be 2-0 to City. Let me know what you think on the game by using the worst side in the world, Twitter, here @lxndrnthrtn.

Pellegrini has said he wants to keep the pressure on Chelsea here. He should have tried to do that six months ago, really.

Pellegrini has made seven changes. Perhaps he's sick of his other players letting him down so consistently. The problem is, given Kompany, Mangala, Clichy, Navas and Fernando all start, he's still picking those players which let him down so consistently.

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Incredibly, this is not the biggest game of the weekend in Europe, but the Clasico is. You can watch some build up in the video below.