Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Premier League match between Manchester City and Tottenham Hotpsur at the Etihad Stadium. Teams with you shortly, but as a teaser: Gabriel Jesus makes the City bench following the completion of his transfer this week.

We're underway.

How Harry Kane would love to score here again on what is his 100th top flight Tottenham appearance.

Since then it's fair to say things haven't gone so well for Guardiola, and if you're after a little pre-match reading Migual Delaney takes at look at what's gone wrong here.

The last three matches between these two have all been won by Spurs, including their 2-0 victory earlier this season that ended a run that had seen Guardiola win his first six Premier League games.

Mauricio Pochettino: "I know Pep Guardiola very well, he's a great manager, one of the best. When you arrive at a new club you need to adapt your values to a new culture, and it's difficult, but I don't change my opinion of him. I am not someone who judges other people. The expectation was massive when Guardiola signed. People thought he would win the Premier League after 10 games. That's impossible. But I have no doubt that with time he will be a success."

Pep Guardiola: "It's Mauricio's third season there, so they play how he wants. Strong physically, good build-up, quality between the lines. It's a real good team - they play attractive football."

PS Wayne Rooney has just scored a record 250th goal for Manchester United - and a ridiculously good one at that. Get the full report here:

SPURS TEAM - Wimmer is in for the injured Vertonghen in defence but it's all about Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen, who could have a lot of room in the space behind lone striker Harry Kane.

MAN CITY TEAM – As stated Jesus makes the bench, while on the pitch Yaya Toure is the only holding midfielder in a very attacking team. It’s a… brave approach from Guardiola.