Swansea are enraged at the final whistle. Lee Probert blew up for the end of the match with Jonathan de Guzman in a very promising position and a possible away winner on the cards. Leon Britton is still shaking his head, exasperated, as he prepares for his post-match interview.

Even the Stretford End is looking patchy as the final whistle looms and Old Trafford empties.

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BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Emirates

"This is certainly two points dropped for Arsenal after leading and it's certainly a point gained for Swansea as they battle at the bottom of the league. Arsenal struggled for long periods of this game but to score two in two minutes like they did they should have been able to hold on."

And another one. That is 21 in all competitions for the extremely impressive Yaya Toure, who drills a low daisy-cutter into the bottom corner.

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Calamity at the back for Arsenal with three Arsenal players touching the ball after Leon Britton's final attempt to stab in, but none able to keep out the equaliser. Per Mertesacker slides in to rob Britton as he bursts into the box, it ricochets off Wojciech Szczesny and rebounds off Mathieu Flamini before rolling apologetically over the line.

We are well inside the final five minutes in all three Premier League games.

The top five in League Two are all winning late in the second half.

Rochdale don't look like they're about to give up on that place at the top of League Two, they are now 3-0 goals up against Portsmouth.

Sam Winnall has doubled Scunthorpe's lead they are now 2-0 up against Cheltenham, Chesterfield lead Morecambe 1-0 thanks to Jay O'Shea's first-half goal and Burton are ahead against Wycombe Wanderers.

Exeter have come from a goal down to lead 2-1 in the Devon derby against Plymouth Argyle whilst Northampton Town are making Portsmouth sweat as they lead 2-1 against Wimbledon.

Everton wrap up their win with a gem of a team goal. Gerard Deulofeu draws a crowd of defenders with a flurry of stepovers on the left, then picks out Romelu Lukaku on the edge of the box and the overlapping Leon Osman applies the final touch - a blast inside Tim Krul's near post - from the opposite flank.

Swansea have been forced out of the shell they retreated into when they led 1-0. Wilfried Bony is starting to throw his weight around a bit up front again and he has a header grabbed by Szczesny.

Everton are pressing for a third. Tim Krul has to be alert to claw out Gerard Deulofeu's effort from a tight angle.

Colchester are launching an unlikely comeback at Wolves whose lead has been cut to one goal thanks to two second half goals from Colchester.

Preston have come from behind to lead 2-1 against fellow play-off hopefuls Peterborough.

Bristol City are now five goals ahead against ten-man Port Vale thanks to Sam Baldock's second goal of the game whilst Swindon are back in front at Tranmere thanks to Miles Storey's goal, they now lead 2-1.

"We can see you sneaking out," sing the City fans and there are a few United fans who have decided they need to beat the traffic tonight.

Ricardo:, external Huge mistake by Swansea sacking Laudrup, they are in freefall

Uncle Malcolm:, external Just admit you made a mistake and fire the guy, the fans are paying a fortune and they deserve better than this. #MoyesOut

Owen Williams:, external Didn't realise OT's now a library. You can hear the United fans turning the history book pages to learn of their glory days

Javier Hernandez comes on for Danny Welbeck shortly before Alvaro Negredo replaces Edin Dzeko for City. All a little incidental now, City have the result tied up with a little over 10 minutes to go.

The lesser-spotted Kim Kallstrom comes off the bench to replace Tomas Rosicky for Arsenal. This is his debut after he arrived injured at the club in January.

Hatem Ben Arfa, on for Luuk de Jong, runs literal rings around the Everton defence out on the left and his square ball looks a gift for Vurnon Anita at the far post, but the midfielder contrives to stab his shot wide with the goal gaping.