Summary
Leicester boss Pearson has a 'spat' with fan
FT: Palace 0-1 Villa, WBA 1-2 West Ham
FT: Leicester 1-3 Liverpool
FT: Burnley 1-1 Newcastle, Swansea 2-0 QPR
HALF-TIMEpublished at 20:32 Greenwich Mean Time 2 December 2014
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Dave Rotherham in York: Man U should come in for Cambiasso in January. Class and composure in midfield
GOALpublished at 20:31 Greenwich Mean Time 2 December 2014
Almost against the run of play, Villa go into the lead. And it's a mistake from Palace defender Scott Dann which allows them in as he is dispossessed by Christian Benteke 45 yards out, and the Belgian striker powers forward and then places a clinical finish into the corner beyond Julian Speroni for his first goal of the season.
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MOTD's Alistair Mann at Old Trafford"Manchester United were on top for long periods, with possession firmly in their favour. Unsurprising they took a lead through Marouane Fellaini but then within six minutes of half-time whistle, Steven Nzonzi unexpectedly levelled to ensure Louis van Gaal does not go in with a half-time lead."
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Raheem Sterling is barely recognisable from his old self. Twice in a few minutes he is given the ball with grass in front of him, twice he dithers, makes a bad decision and loses the ball. Confidence shot?
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Sean Dyche has won 42 in his previous 99 matches - could it be his 43rd in his 100th?
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Rob Gibson:, external It's simple really. If Gouffran plays, Newcastle lose.
CLOSE!published at 20:30 Greenwich Mean Time 2 December 2014
Burnley almost make it two in first-half injury time when David Jones bursts into the box but fires a wild shot wide. Got to make those count.
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A spark of life from Aston Villa, with Christian Benteke spinning his marker on the edge of the area and firing in a shot which Julian Speroni acrobatically tips wide. One for the cameras, that. He could almost have caught it.
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Ross Arnett:, external As a Newcastle fan, I am going to dread seeing claret and blue after this season. 1 point from 9 at this rate
GREAT SAVE!published at 20:28 Greenwich Mean Time 2 December 2014
It's a very entertaining night of Premier League football so far. QPR are the latest team to threaten, Leroy Fer arriving on a right-wing cross to connect with a cracking header but Lukasz Fabianksi is equal to it, fine sprawling save.
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"West Brom losing their grip at the moment," says Match of the Day commentator Alistair Bruce-Ball, and it's hard to argue. Albion bossed the opening 15 minutes of this game, but West Ham have responded well, and are putting a fair bit of pressure on the home defence now. Alan Irvine's side aren't helping themselves with some sloppy passing, though.
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John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live"Fellaini should score there for me, when it lands to him two yards out.
"It was bouncing about and he has to score when it falls to him there on his right foot."
GREAT SAVE!published at 20:27 Greenwich Mean Time 2 December 2014
Marouane Fellaini is everywhere. The United goalscorer - who claims he was fouled in the build-up for Stoke's leveller - should have a second as he picks up the pieces from a scramble, but his tame shot is well pulled out by Asmir Begovic.
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Rob Green, all is forgiven, the keeper makes a cracking save from a Gylfi Sigurdsson free-kick, clawing the ball away. It goes to the goal review system but the correct decision is reached - no goal.
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John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live"Bojan - for the first time he picks the ball up for Stoke and actually runs at the United defence.
"Stoke get a bit lucky as the ball breaks to Nzonzi, but it's a great strike in to the corner which gives De Gea absolutely no chance."
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Gary Wilkinson:, external Has Rob Elliot ever been on the winning side for Newcastle? Pretty sure his inclusion started their downfall last season
John McNeil:, external Fellaini is a different beast under Van Gaal
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What is going on with Newcastle? One minute they're tearing up the league, the next they can't string two passes together at Burnley. The hosts are bossing this game in every department.
GOALpublished at 20:24 Greenwich Mean Time 2 December 2014
Stoke are level, and it's a cracking strike too. Bojan runs at the United defence, taking on three men, the ball hits the heels of Chris Smalling and pops up to Steven Nzonzi, who rifles in from the edge of the box. Outside of the right foot, bang!
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West Ham showing signs of recovery at The Hawthorns, going close twice in a few seconds. First former Albion midfielder Morgan Amalfitano almost sneaks on to Carl Jenkinson's cross at the near post, then home keeper Ben Foster keeps out Kevin Nolan's hook towards goal from the resulting corner, before blocking Cheikhou Kouyate's close-range follow-up. Developing into a lively game, this.