Manchester City v Newcastle United live – FA Cup quarter-final latest as Bernardo Silva hits first-half double to give holders dominant win at Etihad

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A late booking for Almirón for taking out the excellent Foden, but that will do that for this evening. A comfortable 2-0 quarter-final victory for City, who return to Wembley next month for the semi-finals as they chase historic back-to-back trebles.

City got their work done in the first half, and Newcastle have huffed and puffed without carrying the necessary finishing power to trouble the holders.

Will be getting an airing at Wembley for the semi-finals next month. Wembley is like a home from home for City these days.

The Norway striker departs the scene to be replaced by Julián Álvarez for the home side. Almost home and dry. Or home and wet in this rain.

Looks like an injury to Botman, Knee problem and there is no point taking chances at this stage of the night. Emil Krafth arrives to replace him.

Lovely passing play between Foden and Bobb ends up with Haaland barging into the visiting box with the ball, but Newcastle scramble clear the danger.

Could have been a different second half if this had found the net via Alexander Isak. So close.

On comes Oscar Bobb to replace Doku, who is given a big hug by his manager. Pep with the hood up on the bubble jacket.

Akanji with a late challenge on Isak, and he goes into the book too.

Was a chance to stay in his own half and spring his attack from there. But he just goes too early, and the flag goes up. City have dropped off this a bit in the second half. Onus firmly on the visitors.

Ends with Murphy clipping the cross out of play from the Bruno pass which was clearly meant for Miley. Rain really beginning to bounce off the Etihad surface.

The visitors being encouraged to find a goal from this contest. The four changes have helped, but City continue to carry a menace when the mood takes them. Game management skills are superb.

Fulham are three up on Tottenham in their London derby. 72 minutes gone in that one.

Certainly more energy about the visitors as they break up the City play with Almiron feeding Isak, but he can't get the shot away as control lets him down. Manuel Akanji back to make the block.

Lewis Miley is on for Sean Longstaff, Elliot Anderson replaces Joe Willock, Lewis Hall replaces Dan Burn and Miguel Almirón takes over from Anthony Gordon. All change, but score remains 2-0 to City.

Looks like Eddie Howe is going to make FOUR changes to try and wrestle the initiative back from the FA Cup holders. Last throw of the dice. Or something like that.

Walker with a dashing run down a flank. Reaches the byline, but his dinked cross into the area is well cut out by the visiting keeper.

If ever the mood of a single player sums up the carefree attacking attitude of this City team.

Chance for Dan Burn to wallop a shot at goal, but he hesitates inside the City box and the chance is lost. Eddie Howe with an anguished look.