Vale Park is absolutely rocking!

We're under way at a sold out Vale Park.

It's been all Manchester City so far but they can't make all the possession count.

Bobb scoops one over the top but it's beyond everyone in the box and goes behind for a goalkick.

Joao Palhinha and Owen Bailey get a good telling off from referee Andy Madley for getting a bit too physical before the long throw.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Man City are trying to knock the ball around and find those spaces but Huddersfield are just keeping them in front of them at the moment.

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Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at Accu Stadium

Phil Foden was the Football of the Year a couple of years ago but it was a difficult season last time out, with injury and other issues contributing to his struggles.

But he looks a different player already this term and is starting to find the form that we know he is capable of.

The pass he drifted out to Oscar Bobb a few minutes ago was an absolute delight.

Bobb and Lewis play a little one-two down the right-hand side but the cross is blocked behind for a corner.

Decent delivery to the back post but Mukasa's header is gathered easily by Nicholls in the Huddersfield goal.

Huge chance for Doncaster to take the lead as Damola Ajayi hooks a cross across the box but Toyosi Olusanya misjudges his header and it drifts wide.

Should be doing better with that.

Full credit to the Doncaster fans who have made the trip down to London from Yorkshire. That away end to the left of the stadium is packed.

Two free-kicks in quick succession for Newcastle but neither one amounts to much.

Disappointing corner from Glenn Middleton as he can't beat the first man.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at Accu Stadium

Both Lee Grant and Pep Guardiola are out on the touchline cajoling their players this way and that.

It's a crisp night here in West Yorkshire and the floodlights are glistening off the top of both manager's heads.

Not quite hat weather just yet.

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No signs of camping 11 men behind the ball so far from Manchester City.

Savinho whips in a decent ball then Bobb looks to cause problems down the right.

The first corner of the game goes the way of League One Doncaster.

Sue Smith
Former Leeds and England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

You wanted it to be a quiet night for James Trafford and that was a bit nervy. The ball just wouldn't roll into the area for him but he got away with it.

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Lively start on Tyneside where Bradford's Halliday had an early sight of goal before Joelinton went up the other end and has a go with his right foot on the edge of the area.

It's more dangerous play from Spurs as Brennan Johnson slides in a lovely ball across the box for Mathys Tel but he can't make any contact.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at Accu Stadium

James Trafford has been brought back in tonight following the signing of the world's best goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.

The Englishman needs to grab the opportunity with both hands, like he did with the ball there just in the nick of time.

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Spurs break up the other end through Xavi Simons and he picks out the run of Mathys Tel but he can only fire over the top from a tight angle.

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