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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "We had a committed and united performance. The keeper made some good saves. We knew we needed to be good in the air today.

"I didn't know why Alex Song's goal didn't stand, I thought it would. We scored a good second goal and had many opportunities to score another. It didn't come and at 2-1 I thought the last 30 minutes would be difficult.

"We did dig deep. It is down to consistency and we are slowly getting there."

Chris Wright:, external Very rare you see MCFC drop points at home especially after going 2-0 up against a team lying 2nd bottom. Jose's smiling!

Mickey Wallis:, external Watching Arsenal this season is not good for the ticker. Once again wasting chances and hanging on by the skin of our teeth.

Nathan Bright:, external How much more rueing will that United team be doing now over those missed chances.

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Tottenham striker Harry Kane,, external whose side drew 0-0 with Manchester United: Tough game today, we will take the point and move on! Atmosphere was electric! Looking forward to Chelsea next! #COYS

Infostrada Sports:, external Sunderland equal an almost 113-year-old club record of keeping 4 successive clean sheets in top flight away matches (Dec 1901 to Feb 1902).

Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel:, external YEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!!! Get in boys!! Massive massive win! Now we need to push on!

Andy in Armagh: Manchester City have completely choked this afternoon. They had a golden opportunity to close the gap to Chelsea at the top of the table, but they've fluffed their lines. Chances like this won't come around often. Yaya Toure's presence was well and truly missed in the centre of the park today.

Hugo: A point against the promoted teams just isn't good enough for a team like Man City. You would expect them to do a lot better!

Altay Sonuvar: People complaining how Chelsea are struggling away from home because they drew against Southampton away. Now that City have drawn against Burnley at home, why aren't those people suggesting that City are struggling at home?

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Close, but no cigar for Newcastle. Paul Dummett heads on Ayoze Perez's cross and it looks for a moment as if Daryl Janmaat has the simple task of turning in as it runs into his path.

Unfortunately for the hosts Sylvain Distin is also running into his path and the Everton defender gets in the block to keep things all square at the break.

So what do today's results mean for the top few in the Premier League?

And what about the bottom?

Aiden McGeady flashes a stepover to buy a yard of space, but the Everton man spoons his subsequent shot over the top from 15 yards.

We are heading into two minutes of injury time at St James' Park.

MOTD's Dan O'Hagan at the KC Stadium

"More home woes for Hull - bar the final 20 minutes they were poor. But for Leicester the only way is up."

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"Chelsea have dropped points today and so have Manchester City but we know there are going to be hurdles between now and the end of the season.

"City were not very convincing, they were missing a striker but they did look vulnerable at the back. Burnley played very well in the second half and deserved a draw."

There are some very embarrassed City players trudging to the sidelines as Liam Gallaghers' vocals ring out of the stadium speakers.

Eliaquim Mangala again failed to impose himself in Vincent Kompany's absence and the rest of his team engaged cruise control far too early when 2-0 up at the break.

They have been caught out by a Burnley side that never quit.

Grandstand finish at Molineux! Wolves, down to 10 men, allow Brentford to pull a one back through Danny Batth's own goal. The Bees trail 2-1 but have a numerical advantage with a few minutes left.

Bolton's excellent recent run appears to be coming to an end. Huddersfield grab a 2-1 lead through Nahki Wells. Craig Noone pulls a goal back for Cardiff, but they are losing 4-2 against Watford.

Arsenal just about get over the line.

West Ham can't believe it. Enner Valencia heads over from six yards out. Arsenal's defence all at sea.

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Stephen Quinn uses his hand to prevent Leicester breaking in on goal. The ref has spotted it and he is walking...

Not yet. City clear and go in hunt of a winner of their own...