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A scare for Burnley as Danny Ings gets in behind the left-back and flicks the ball into the box, but there's nobody on hand to convert and Daryl Janmaat puts the ball out for a corner. That also comes to nothing.

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Rob Green's resistance is finally ended by a fine Swansea goal! Wilfried Bony spins the pass out wide left to Ki Sung-yueng, he beats his man and flashes in a wicked cross-shot which thumps against the base of the post before bouncing into the net.

Was it a cross? I can't decide. Swansea won't really care.

Both sides make a change up front. Peter Crouch is on for Stoke, while Radamel Falcao replaces James Wilson for Manchester United. Standing ovation for Wilson's efforts.

Steven Gerrard and Kasper Schmeichel are deep in conversation during a stoppage in play. Safe to say they don't agree on that penalty shout...

Andy Carroll is putting himself about a bit, showing no signs of the ankle problem that troubled him for the first three months of the season. He gets stuck into a tangle with West Brom centre-back Joleon Lescott a little too keenly, though, and receives a talking to from referee Mike Jones.

Tom in Bristol: Why are Liverpool allowing a 10-man Leicester to come at them so fiercely! Liverpool could get a third and have his game sewn up but they're playing for 2-1 here!

Roughly 20 minutes left in the games that started at 19:45 GMT. Still time for lots of twists and turns...

Steven Gerrard is through again! One on one with Kasper Schmeichel, he tries to go round the Dane, there's contact - but no penalty given. Schmeichel gives Gerrard a dirty look. Was that a pen?

Paul in Manchester: Massive night for United, getting very tense now.....

Dan in Enfield: If Stoke equalise will Man U get Van Gaal time?

Palace striker Fraizer Campbell races on to James McArthur's through ball but is just beaten to the ball by the outrushing Brad Guzan. The former Cardiff striker is booked after colliding with the Villa goalkeeper. All Crystal Palace but they continue to lack the final ball.

Stephen Ireland goes in the book for taking out James Wilson before Stoke boss Mark Hughes rolls back the years with a sublime touch as the ball spins into the dugout. Still got it.

Gregory P:, external For all Van Gaal's signings, it is two signings of Moyes who have delivered tonight.

Swansea full-back Neil Taylor collects his fifth booking of the season which will keep him out of Sunday's game against West Ham.

"Come on Burnley" is belted out by the Clarets supporters, who sound Lancastrian even when chanting at a football match. Not a bad effort. They realise their side are now second best as Newcastle begin to show their class.

Thomas Fiorilli:, external I like Rojo a lot. People forget how long it took Vidic and Evra to adapt to the PL. He will be a great addition long term.

Liverpool replace Adam Lallana with Joe Allen as sent-off Wes Morgan is finally turfed out of the dugout. He then tries to go and sit in the stands. Has he never been sent-off before? He doesn't know the protocol.

John Hartson
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"Shows great pace there James Wilson. Van Persie was screaming out for him to square the ball to him, but he kept his head down and got a shot away.

"He showed a great bit of confidence on the ball for the first time."

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The best moment yet from United teenager James Wilson as he skips away from two defenders, opens up on the goal but slams his shot into the side-netting. Lovely run, showing a real burst of pace. Into the last 20 minutes.

Nothing's going right for West Brom as Craig Dawson screws wide from 12 yards out, after the West Ham defence had parted and invited a shot at goal.