Manchester City vs Leeds - Premier League LIVE: Latest score, team news and updates as Josko Gvardiol doubles the lead after Phil Foden's first-minute strike - plus updates elsewhere

How is it only two?

Leeds are lucky to have not conceded more; they are getting absolutely battered as I type this.

To put it frankly, Leeds have been shocking.

Another shot from Manchester City, they just keep coming.

They are barely giving Leeds space to breathe, let alone play football.

Tijjani Reijnders opts to have a crack after a decent little move, but it flies over the bar.

What was I saying again?

Just as I pressed send on that moany post about this game, it suddenly came alive.

Caoimhin Kelleher makes an incredible save to deny Axel Tuanzebe when he seemed destined to score from close range.

How has he stopped that??

I feel for my colleague Gethin, who is at the Gtech right now covering this game.

Why?

Well, this is today's boring game. There is always one, and while it's not a shocker, there is not too much to shout about in terms of chances.

This is what you call a chaotic game.

Honestly, it's so end-to-end, like a basketball match. I am thoroughly entertained.

There is no way I could predict the full-time score right now; anything could happen.

Game well and truly on!

Enzo Le Fee makes no mistake from the spot and the Stadium of Light is alive and kicking again.

What a game this is, Sunderland have halved the deficit and mean business.

Deserved.

Ooooooh...

Sunderland have a lifeline as Alex Scott wipes out Reinildo Mandava in the box.

VAR checks, but this should stand (even if it's soft).

Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear...

Lucas Perri will not want to watch this back as Josko Gvardiol beats him comfortably from a corner.

He simply has to do better there as Gavrdiol gets on the end of Nico O'Reilly's header.

Leeds are two down (after a stupidly long VAR check).

Mikkel Damsgaard is the man trying to make things happen at the Gtech.

Everything good Brentford do is coming through his legs, and now he comes close with an effort from distance.

After dancing to the edge of the box, he drills a decent strike at goal, but it flies just over the bar.

James Justin to teh rescue!

Phil Foden really should have his brace, but the Leeds full-back is the reason he hasn't.

The midfielder connects with the ball really well, and you just think the net is about to ripple.

But Justin does brilliantly well to get his body in the way of the ball.

Hannibal, Hannibal, Hannibal...

I have just watched that incident back at the Gtech, and my word, it really is a shocking dive.

His team-mates should nickname him Tom Daley after that one.