Sunderland thought Marc Guehi had touched the ball with his hand as he was going down but VAR has a look and the goal stands.

Shamoon Hafez
Football reporter at Etihad Stadium

Antoine Semenyo's thumping finish is his first goal of the season.

Coupled with the assist for Rayan Cherki's strike, the Ghanaian has finally found his form after a tricky start to the campaign.

Charlie Adam
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's something different there. Good play from Cherki, cuts it onto his back foot, Guehi is sliding in and Semeyno is there.

Whacks it as hard as he can and flies in past Roefs.

Antonio Silva cuts out Ronald Araujo's cross and Liverpool will have their first corner in the final moments of the first half.

They can't make anything of it, however.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at the Vitality Stadium

A word again for Jeremy Jacquet. What a start to life at Liverpool he's having and after this game, he will join the French national team after getting his first international call up from Zinedine Zidane.

Not many positives from Liverpool in this first half but both Jacquet and Virgil van Dijk have looked solid at the back.

Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Vitality Stadium

I feel in danger of bigging up Bournemouth too much in this but the recovery runs and reactions from them have been brilliant.

It's still only 0-0 but it does feel the positivity and front footed-ness is from the home side.

Just five minutes until the break and these two have produced a combined expected goals value of less than half of one goal.

Just over five minutes remain of what has been a busy first half.

I'm not sure it's been overflowing with quality from either side but both have certainly had their moments and made them count.

That's late from Jayden Bogle on Yeremy Pino, and that will be the first booking of the game. He can have few complaints on that one.

Charlie Adam
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's all positive play from Sunderland again, coming again from that goal down. Their reactions to going behind have been brilliant.

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Just over three minutes, that VAR check. There were boos inside the Etihad at its conclusion as fans become frustrated with the process.

Let's not have another VAR controversial incident, shall we.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at the Vitality Stadium

You can see the frustration from Andoni Iraola on the touchline. He's not happy with some of the refereeing decisions but more than anything, he's not happy with how laboured his Liverpool side have been so far. They've grown into the game in the last 10 minutes or so though.

Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Vitality Stadium

The pro-activeness, the running and the risking is just not there for Liverpool. They're not making the moves.

Kerkez is telling Barcola there's a big hole between Smith and Hill and he's just not running into it.

The lines are drawn, the goal stands. It's onside. We're all square again.

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Charlie Adam
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's very close. It's the left boot of Dias keeping him potentially on side.

Dominik Szoboszlai loves a pop from a long-range free-kick, and who can blame him when he hits them as sweetly as he often does.

His latest here fizzes past Djordje Petrovic's post. Another decent attempt.

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This is very, very tight.

Is Ruben Dias playing him onside? It's literally a boot.

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