Yalla Shoot :Brighton vs Manchester City LIVE stream: Premier League latest score and updates after Julio Enciso wondergoal

63 mins: Moises Caicedo now has a shot charged down on the edge of the block before Mitoma gets free on the left and forces a low stop out of Stefan Ortega.

Brighton are turning up the heat here.

60 mins: Kevin De Bruyne manages an hour before Pep Guardiola says that’s enough, Julian Alvarez is introduced to replace him.

Danny Welbeck leads the charge for Brighton, he puts Alvarez under serious pressure deep in his own half and recovers possession befor giving it to Mitoma.

Mitoma squares the ball to Mac Allister who smokes a shot at goal only for his effort to get charged down.

57 mins: Chance! The substitutes are trying to outdo each other! The ball breaks for Evan Ferguson in the box after a block from John Stones.

He drills a first time effort at goal but Stefan Ortega drops to his left and turns the ball wide of the near post.

54 mins: Shot! Cole Palmer gets stuck into the action immediately and controls a diagonal pass over on the left wing. He dances into the box and shoots forcing a solid save out of Jason Steele.

51 mins: Phil Foden looks to have picked up a knock – he was moving awkwardly at the end of the first half – so Pep Guardiola wastes no time in taking him off. Cole Palmer comes on to replace him.

Roberto De Zerbi also makes a change with Julio Enciso and Billy Gilmour taken off for Alexis Mac Allister and Evan Ferguson.

48 mins: Bernardo Silva carries the ball down the left side before slipping it into the box for Phil Foden. Foden takes it to the byline and lifts a cross over to the far side but there’s no-one their to get on the end of it.

Ilkay Gundogan then recycles the ball for City and takes a shot that gets deflected behind for a corner.

No changes from either side at the break. Brighton get the ball rolling for the second half hoping to pick up where they left off in the first 45 minutes.

Brighton attempted 11 shots in the first half against Man City; it’s the most any side has managed in the opening 45 minutes of a match against Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City side in all competitions.

Phil Foden has six Premier League goals against Brighton – at least twice as many as he has versus any other opposing side. In fact, only Harry Kane (7) has ever scored more Premier League goals against the Seagulls than Foden.