Sheffield Wednesday striker Stevie May's deflected free-kick looks like giving the Owls all three points against Reading.

League One leaders Bristol City have been pegged back by Fleetwood where it is now 3-3. Second-placed Peterborough are now 1-0 down at Yeovil thanks to Joel Grant's late strike while Rob Page's time as caretaker manager at Port Vale looks set to end with a win, they're now 2-1 up against Barnsley.

If you went to Northampton v Accrington today then you got value for money. It's 5-3 to the visitors.

Michael Laverton:, external Papiss Cisse, a great match-changing substitution. A decision made by? Oh yes. Alan Pardew.

Curtis Davies! Almost the winner for Hull as the big defender slams a shot wide on the turn! Newcastle then counter and win a corner but it's cleared...

Southampton are keeping possession now, with the clock ticking down. Time running out for Swansea to rescue something at the Liberty Stadium.

Hull are now seeing plenty of the ball as they try and close the game out. Can Newcastle nick one?

Myles Warwood:, external Cisse - I'm very happy you're getting goals but you're keeping Pardew in a job! Stop it!

Andrew Kemp:, external 2-2 and all the anti-Pardew voices will start swaying. Aim for Ashley, not the messenger.

OAM Ibrahim:, external Arsenal doing what they do best - whooping mid-table clubs. Useless, though, considering their poor record against top teams.

Close! Lovely hit from Sunderland left-back Patrick van Aanholt as he rattles the post form 25 yards. Really unlucky...

Former Portsmouth striker Steve Claridge
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"Newcastle deserve it. We hear the word brave used a lot in football but this is what we are talking about; when you are 2-0 down and the crowd are on your back. Good luck to them. They have kept at it and have deserved this. The way they have achieved it, the fight and the character, the courage, is enough to keep Alan Pardew in the job."

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Managerless Cardiff have blown a 2-0 lead at Derby, Craig Bryson levelling for the hosts with a fine strike. Middlesbrough are cruising to a 3-0 win over Brentford despite Dean Whitehead being send off.

MK Dons midfielder Dele Alli was awarded the Football League's young player of the month for August and he's celebrated with a hat-trick against bottom side Crewe. Swindon are now beating Sheffield United 5-2.

There's another goalfest at Northampton where Accrington now lead 5-2. Just the five goals at York City where the hosts have pulled one back to trail 3-2 to Southend.

FIVE MINUTES OF ADDED TIME. Alan Pardew give his players a fist symbol. Strength - just projecting strength...

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Venki:, external Monsieur Pardew lives to die another day...

Jeff Marshall:, external As a Newcastle fan I can't understand the anti-Pardew movement. What makes anyone think Mike Ashley will spend on a new manager?

Tony Lea Stewart:, external Well played to Koeman at Southampton. All its stars almost leave, and they're second in the table. Unbelievable.

Newcastle all over Hull now as Sammy Ameobi loses it out on the left wing. They looked dead and buried at 0-2 down but could they go on and snatch a win?

As if that wasn't enough drama for you, Burnley nearly score! Ashley Barnes hits the effort, it takes a huge deflection and lands on top of the crossbar!

What a fightback! Newcastle level it up with a simple, simple goal! Moussa Sissoko launches the ball to the back stick, Yoan Gouffran nods it down and Papiss Cisse is lurking with intent on the six-yard line to smash home.

Alan Pardew gives it the huge fist-pump. A big goal for him and his team.

Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
Final Score

"I saw Sunderland play at QPR and thought they were unlucky to lose 1-0. My view is that they are a couple of additions away from being alright, but I do think they will survive, with a bit of a struggle. Gus Poyet will be disappointed to leave Burnley without taking all three points though."

Former Portsmouth striker Steve Claridge
Final Score

"For a holding midfield player it was an incredible bit of skill from Victor Wanyama. He beats one defender, shows strength to hold off another, and hits it top corner. A wonderful finish.

"Ronald Koeman has managed to keep hold of Morgan Schneiderlin, bring one or two others in, and he has done a wonderful job at Southampton."

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Alex Song makes his first start for West Ham after joining on loan from Barcelona, coming in for Mauro Zarate in manager Sam Allardyce's only change to the side that drew 2-2 with Hull on Monday.

Fabio Borini has been given his first Premier League start for Liverpool in just under two years, as manager Brendan Rodgers makes four changes to the team beaten by Aston Villa seven days ago.

Raheem Sterling, fit-again Martin Skrtel and Lucas are also recalled, with Adam Lallana, Mamadou Sakho, Lazar Markovic and Philippe Countinho making way.

West Ham starting XI: Adrian, Reid, Cresswell, Tomkins, Kouyate, Downing, Sakho, Noble (c), Demel, Song, Valencia

Liverpool starting XI: Mignolet, Manquillo, Moreno, Lovren, Skrtel, Gerrard, Henderson, Lucas, Sterling, Borini, Balotelli.

Former Everton Phil Neville captain at Villa Park for BBC Radio 5 live

"They've had criticism this week, Arsenal, but sometimes they're so good to watch. Their one-touch passing is exquisite. It's against the big teams that they falter, but against any of the sides outside of the top four then they can dominate."

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Cheick Tiote has cramped up and Sammy Ameobi takes his place. There are five minutes to go...