Man City and Inter Milan level in Enzo Maresca's first match in charge
City begin pre-season tour against Inter Milan in Hong Kong
Foden captains Man City, as Semenyo, Donnarumma and Gvardiol all start
And here are City's changes...
Off: Stephen Mfuni, Josko Gvardiol, Tijjani Reijnders, Mateo Kovacic and Divin Mubama.
On: Rayan Ait-Nouri, Nico Gonzalez, Max Alleyne, Ryan McAidoo and Vitor Reis.
Right then, here are Inter's changes...
Off: Carlos Augusto, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Nicolo Barella, Andy Diouf and Jamal Iddrissou.
On: Alessandro Bastoni, Davide Frattesi, Mattia Mosconi, Piotr Zielinski and Luis Henrique.
Inter fly down the right and the ball is fired in by Davide Frattesi.
It's perfect for Mattia Mosconi to leather on the volley but he drills over.
We're back under way in Hong Kong.
I'll have the full changes with you as soon as I have them.
I mentioned City's Community Shield game against Arsenal on 16 August but their first Premier League match is a week later, when they host Bournemouth.
We all want to win, but it's about players getting back into the swing of things. Semenyo looks in-form straight away. As long as we try to do the right thing and what the manager wants the lads to do, that's the main thing in pre-season.
It's been entertaining. Two strong teams in a first pre-season game, you don't usually see that especially after a World Cup. They [Inter] looked a bit sharper. From City's point of view, we scored a really good goal.
Semenyo is starting where he finished off last season. The most important thing is no injuries and that is a really good 45 minutes under their belt
SemenyoImage source, EPA
City work it to Savinho but he can't pick a team-mate out in the box.
And there goes the half-time whistle.
Top stuff from Divin Mubama to hold the ball and win the foul from Yann Bisseck.
He had no support there at all.
Enzo Maresca is standing at the edge of his technical area and is less subdued than his predecessor Pep Guardiola.
Former Manchester City manager Guardiola - still feels weird saying that.
The shirts are soaked in sweat and sticking to the players as half-time approaches.