Good afternoon and welcome to the LIVE text commentary of Manchester City versus Everton. Team news to follow.

FULL-TIME! Everton hold Man City to a thrilling 1-1 draw. Romelu Lukaku put the visitors ahead on 64 minutes but City levelled through substitute Nolito minutes later. Pep Guardiola's side, who missed two penalties, were unable to find the winner.

Barry is down hurt after a challenge from De Bruyne and the visitors have a free-kick. It's not what City want right now.

FOUR minutes of added time to be played. There is still time for Man City to find a winner.

And Everton make a change of their own. It's their third and final sub.

Kompany is on for the last few minutes. The Belgian could certainly prove useful at set-pieces... He won't be asked to do much defending.

Sterling gets to the byline but his final ball is poor. Man City are heading towards a third consecutive winless match.

ANOTHER PENALTY APPEAL? De Bruyne sends a long ball into the penalty area towards Aguero who is leaned off the ball by Oviedo. Man City want a third spot-kick but Michael Oliver says 'no, not this time'.

Oviedo is forced into a one-vs-one situation with Sterling but the defender does brilliantly to make the tackle.

Jagielka clears from De Bruyne's cross. Time is running out for the hosts.

Williams is shown a yellow card for a poor tackle on De Bruyne. Man City have a chance to deliver a free-kick into a busy penalty area. All of the big players are up for this one...

Ronald Koeman makes his second change of the match.

OFF THE POST!! An amazing effort from De Bruyne who smashes a shot from 30 yards towards the top corner but Stekelenburg does brilliantly to tip it onto the post and out of play.

Coleman is booked for time wasting. He takes forever to throw the ball back into play, much to the frustration of Pep and Co.

Anything, absolutely anything, could happen in the final 10 minutes. City are throwing caution to the wind in search of a winner. Everton continually look dangerous on the break. What will happen next?

Stones does well to block the run of Lukaku and win the ball back for City. The defender finds De Bruyne down the right channel but the Belgian wastes the opportunity as his cross is sent into the stands.

Sterling, who has caused Oviedo all afternoon, again goes past the full-back too easily but then the Man City player runs the ball out of play.

What a match! And it's far from over yet. The relief from all around the Etihad Stadium is clear for all to see. But now they want a winner.

GOAL! Man City 1-1 Everton - Nolito equalises with his first touch! The substitute is left unmarked in the penalty area to meet a fantastic cross from Silva. Finally Man City have a goal!

Second change for the hosts - Nolito is on for City.