Manchester City win a corner and it very nearly reaches Erling Haaland at the back post.

Instead it's another corner for the hosts after a quick penalty check to see if Lewis Dunk handballed it. He didn't.

Josko Gvardiol heads the second corner well wide.

Ellen White
Former England striker on Final Score

The cross comes in for Dominic Calvert-Lewin and as he's struck it, it's hit the goalkeeper and then come back and hit him.

So that's unfortunately why it's been disallowed for Leeds.

A decent effort from Chris Rigg but it's lacking in a bit of power and direction and it's straight to the gloves of Carl Rushworth.

You have to say it's the right decision there.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin will be disappointed he didn't score with his initial effort.

Scott Brown
Former Celtic captain on Final Score

I was not expecting that, a great ball in the box. No real defending.

Brighton get a bit of luck and it falls right in front of Yasin Ayari and he can't miss.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin's goal has been ruled out after it struck his arm before crossing the line.

Rules are rules.

Shamoon Hafez
Football reporter at Etihad Stadium

Just like they did on Wednesday, Brighton take the lead against Manchester City.

It's Yasin Ayari who bags from close range. He makes amends after missing one of the penalties in the shootout during the week.

The first shot on target and it comes from Julio Enciso for Ipswich. He scored from range in the 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest but Konstantinos Tzolakis dives to his right and holds the ball for what turns out to be a routine save.

Liam Delap receives the ball with his back to goal and he swivels quickly, trying to get a shot away on the half volley.

He completely mistimes it and his strike flies into the stands.

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Michael Carrick, speaking to MOTD: "We were more in the game first half.

"Felt we should have been ahead. The game ended up getting away from us. The first goal is not a good goal to concede. After that, we never got the game to where we got in the first half.

"Not a good goal from our point of view at all."

On Lisandro Martinez's red card: "It has a major importance on the game. A huge moment. I think that is pretty obvious really."

On Bryan Mbeumo hitting the crossbar: "Probably summed it up really. Great strike from Bryan at the point. We would have been right in the game again. You back the lads to score, you back the lads to create chances.

"Bryan is one who epitomised how the game went."

On Bruno Fernandes: "I was happy with the team first half, especially individually in it. The discipline, the role, the quality of the football were all there."

Jeremy Doku goes to strike the ball and the block means it whips up and hits Diego Gomez on the underside of his arm.

Manchester City of course appeal for a penalty but there was nothing Gomez could've done about that.

The first sight of goal and it comes from Ipswich as Abdoul Ouattara skips away from Nobel Mendy down the right wing but the ball into the middle is easily dealt with by home goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis.

John Bennett
BBC Final Score reporter at the Etihad

You’d think that the Brighton fans would be sick of the sight of this place following Wednesday’s penalty shoot out defeat and a record which reads no wins in 16 away league games at Manchester City.

But the travelling supporters I’ve been speaking to this afternoon are confident not only because they’ve held Man City to draws here in their last two Premier League meetings but also because of their goalscoring prowess.

A Brighton side with 23 goals already in this league campaign will feel they can test a Man City defence that hasn’t kept a clean sheet in 5 games and a Man City keeper in Gianluigi Donnarumma who’s under the spotlight after a big error last Saturday at Aston Villa.

Is this the day when Brighton finally get a win at the Etihad Stadium?

A very early yellow card for Victor Torp after a rash challenge on Chris Rigg.

A long time to be on a booking.

Brighton get forward and the ball comes in for Maxim de Cuyper. It would have been a simple tap in if not for Abdukodir Khusanov's block.

The visitors have a corner but aren't able to do much with it.

Ipswich have dominated the ball early on, with Hull happy to sit off and let them have possession. But the hosts have been well organised in defence with the visitors unable to have a shot so far.

Dan James does really well to beat his man on the left before sending a low ball across the face of goal.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is inches away from that.