An absorbing, and at times frantic game of football comes to an end, with players dropping to their haunches. In the sweltering Melbourne heat, both sides gave their all, in a topsy-turvy game which saw both lead at different stages. Goals either side of half-time saw Melbourne Victory come from a goal down to lead, but in a second half filled with controversy, it was a Kai Trewin penalty 20 times from time - his first goal in Melbourne City colours - which proved to be Victory's undoing. Both sides pushed for a winner, but none was forthcoming. Still, City's wait for three points on derby continues. And for both teams, it's a result which maintains their place in the top six of the A-League - although they will be rueing their inability to turn one point into three.

It finishes level in the Melbourne derby!

90+10'

BLOCKED! On we go as a Victory corner from the left is cleared as far as Traore. He's urged to shoot from distance, but the effort is charged down well by Talbot, who looks a little worse for wear as a result.

90+7'

So, so stretched as we approach the final 60 seconds. Plenty of tired bodies and minds on show as we edge closer to minute eight of second-half stoppage time.

90+5'

CHANCE! After a low cross in from the left, Wong is found inside the box with his back to goal, and he does well to swivel and shoot. His left-footed effort trickles across the face of goal and beyond the right-hand post, with no team-mate able to get close enough to turn it goalwards.

90+3'

Monge bursts forward from deep and tries to put a Victory defender under pressure near the byline, but he's penalised for a nudge in the back of Atkinson, who makes the most of the contact and is inadvertently trodden on for good measure.

90+2'

Behich, the ball in his hands for a throw-in, urges his team-mates forward as they continue their search for a winner. That shows the way this game has gone in the last 15 minutes or so - Aurelio Vidmar's side are firmly in the ascendancy.

We'll play eight more minutes...