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Block 125, Wembley :D Only my third time at Wembley with City, after Gillingham and Rags Charity Shield. So thanks to all the stay-away fans that enabled me to get a ticket ;)

Lift off Mrs Lazza from rural Northumberland into Newcastle, to get the 09:35 train to King's Cross, getting in at 12:45. Quick pint at Euston Tap, I think, then on to Wembley. Can't wait, as my only other trips there with City were the play-off final (woohoo!) and the 2011 Charity Shield (boo!)

Just booked my train from Newcastle, as I made a late decision to go. Get in to King's Cross around midday, but wondering if there are any specific pubs near Euston where people are planning to meet.

Two well placed consecutive posts.... seems about right!

You lot are making it up! Could've been 10, my arse! I've just watched the 3 minute highlights on BBC sport, and clearly Boro had as many chances as us. Admittedly their write-up seems to describe a different game to the highlights, but the evidence is there for all to see...

Hope it's Spurs, and they're as shite at "home" as they have been in the CL.

Still after a ticket to pick up at SoL if anyone's traveling with a spare. Otherwise it's the home end, £35 on the turnstile apparently.

Anyone heading to the game and got a spare ticket? Thinking of going (it's only 40 minutes for me) hoping to pick up a spare!

Anyone going up to the game with a spare ticket?

Still free? I'm thinking of heading to the ground hoping to pick up a spare outside.

Good to see that Sane and Sterling clearly seem to good buddies, too. I think they're individual competitiveness against each other will spur them both on to even greater heights, and it's surely got to help Sterling deal with the media shite if he's got his mate nearby, same team, same age...

A colleague of mine who knows Ranieri says he has told him the player's have been heavily influencing the direction this has taken, and he's been telling him since December that he wouldn't make it to the end of the season!

Although, to be fair, they mention the penalty incident repeatedly, saying it should've been given...."but Aguero got nothing more than yellow card for simulation". And very clearly state that ASM deserved nothing from the game

Very weird to watch that while in France. Was in Lyon, mind you, so mixed reaction! L'Equipe makes for interesting reading this morning, even to my ancient GCSE French! And some interesting player ratings for our classy back four!

Proper tube telly that, an' all!

I can't wait for Sergio to beat the all-time record goal-scoring for Man City. He'll get there, hopefully this season, I am sure. And I'm so looking forward to seeing all about it on the BBC News headlines, and for the 5 minute film about Eric Brook and Sergio himself being shown as the entire...

Am I the only petty bastard who was willing Pep to send out someone else for the manager's interview at the end? Why would he give the BBC any of his time after their abysmal spitefulness after Burnley? Anyway, great performance from every player. Would love to see "Yaya play like that until...

How does the whole appeal process work? Is it face to face, or we just notify the FA and they tell us to do one? If it is face-to-face, I can see the point in an appeal, as it gives us the opportunity to go in there and point out the massive inconsistencies, and start to build our case for...

Was that commentary picked up from the Hull City website stream? Utter disappointment in conceding the penalty, and as good as saying "we didn't deserve that". Dreadful.

Depressing. And nobody in power seems to have a clue what to do. Once again, for this and for the shooting of the Russian envoy in Turkey, some parts of the political classes come out talking about defeating terrorism and hitting back hard, without seeing at all any connection between this and...