Liverpool v Manchester City live: score, updates and line-ups

Full time at Anfield: Liverpool 0-3 Manchester City. A tight, goalless first half was blown apart when Gravenberch's second yellow reduced the hosts to ten men just after the hour, and City ruthlessly exploited the extra man through Haaland, Doku and Cherki in a devastating 13-minute spell. Van Dijk's late booking summed up a difficult evening as Liverpool's resistance crumbled once down to ten, with City comfortably seeing out a comprehensive win despite Liverpool edging the shots on target count.

Little respite for the ten men in the closing stages. Mac Allister tried his luck from outside the box but was denied by Donnarumma, while City continue to dominate possession and have carved out more shots on target since the last update. Bouaddi picked up a late yellow as City see out a comfortable win at Anfield.

Brutal for the ten men. Cherki pokes home from close range to make it three, and this is quickly turning into a chastening night at Anfield as City punish every gap left by Gravenberch's dismissal.

It's gone from bad to worse for the ten men. Doku, on just twelve minutes earlier, curls a right-footed effort into the top corner from the left side of the box after Elliot Anderson picks him out, and City now lead 2-0 at Anfield.

City ruthlessly punish the extra man advantage. Haaland finishes clinically with his left foot from the centre of the box just three minutes after Gravenberch's dismissal, and now Liverpool must chase the game down to ten men. Wirtz is withdrawn for Nyoni as the response begins.

Disaster for Liverpool. Gravenberch, already booked, clatters into another foul moments after seeing his own shot saved by Donnarumma, and the referee shows a second yellow - leaving the hosts to see out the final half hour with ten men despite their dominance.

Liverpool have come flying out after Gravenberch's early booking, with Koumas and Gravenberch both forced into good saves from Donnarumma and Mac Allister narrowly missing the target too. The shot count has shot up from 5-3 to 10-3 and the hosts now lead on shots on target 4-1, with Wirtz also dragging one wide after a quick break - City are penned back and reduced to defending set-pieces and Anderson's free kicks won from fouls.

A quiet start to the second half with little change on the scoreboard or in the stats - the numbers are almost identical to how they stood at the break. Liverpool still hold the edge in shots and corners from the first period, but there's been no fresh action to report as both sides look to find their rhythm after the restart.

Liverpool have found a bit more edge in this spell, with Muñoz seeing a shot blocked and then forcing another save out of Donnarumma from outside the box. City have hit back through Enzo Fernández, whose effort was well held by Alisson, and Cherki also dragged one wide moments later. The shot count has jumped from 1-0 to 4-2 in Liverpool's favour and they lead on corners too, but City are matching the hosts for intent as half-time approaches.

Still goalless and still scrappy, but Liverpool had their best moment of the half when Jacquet forced a smart save from Donnarumma off a corner. City responded with a spell of pressure through Haaland and Guéhi winning free kicks, with Koumas now the one picking up fouls for Liverpool. Possession has evened out again and the shot count remains locked at 1-0, so neither side has truly grabbed control.

Liverpool have edged back into the game and now have the slightly greater share of possession, with a corner won off Anderson adding to their early pressure. It remains a fragmented, foul-strewn contest though - handballs from both Semenyo and Muñoz show neither side has settled, and City are still the more frequent offenders with five fouls to Liverpool's three. Chances remain at a premium, with the shot count still just 1-0 to Liverpool.

A scrappy, stop-start opening at Anfield with fouls breaking up any rhythm. Liverpool shaded the early exchanges through Muñoz's blocked effort and had the ball in the net ruled out for offside against Kerkez, while City have been the more direct side in the tackle, picking up three fouls to Liverpool's one. Araújo is already into referee's book for a handball, so Liverpool will need to be wary of their discipline as this one settles down.