Leicester battle from 2-0 down to draw at Liverpool
Szczesny errors gift Saints two goals
Hull beat Everton 2-0, Bony saves Swans at QPR
Newcastle 3-3 Burnley - late Boyd leveller
Pardew in the crowd for Villa 0-0 Palace
James Milner and Frank Lampard are playing up front for Manchester City now. Why has Roy Hodgson never thought of this? Milner holds up the ball and then gets the ball back from Lampard before lashing a shot over. Five minutes of injury time are announced.
Image source, PAWonderful goal by Wilfried Bony, who looks to have snatched Swansea a point! Ki Sung-yueng makes it, skipping along the edge of the area before playing the ball to Bony, who is in the middle of the area with his back to goal, he turns in one smooth move and lofts the ball into the back of the net. Brilliant goal.
Mark Lawrenson
BBC Final Score
"It's not been good defending from Liverpool. Leicester have been a bit unfortunate with two penalties. The first one hit Wes Morgan in the head. Liverpool were 2-0 up after two penalties, but Leicester have had a real go and they have all their forward players on. Nigel Pearson is thinking they might win this."
A great chance! Lazar Markovic heads wide for Liverpool, six yards out, closed his eyes and put it wide...
Three added minutes at QPR, can the hosts hold on? Swansea are pressing...
Manchester City never sit back on a lead. They continue to go at Sunderland, although they have brought off David Silva to be replaced by James Milner.
Image source, APWhat a game. What a game of football this has been! Burnley level it up again, George Boyd collecting the ball after a strong run from Danny Ings, moving it on to his left foot and crashing across Jak Alnwick and into the far corner. Superb strike.
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton's day just gets worse as Antolin Alcaraz is sent off, picking up a second yellow for a foul. Hull almost immediately capitalise as Abel Hernandez lofts a shot just wide.
FINAL FEW MINUTES...
All poised at Anfield, where Leicester go close with a wicked cross from the left which skims through the six-yard box, begging for a touch...
Manchester City are pouring forward now and Costel Pantilimon makes a smart save to deny Fernandinho from inside the area. Frank Lampard has a dig too, but that is deflected wide.
Image source, Getty ImagesIf Swansea are to get something from this, they are going to have to do it with 10 men, Wayne Routledge is sent off, seemingly for his reaction after a pretty nasty challenge by Karl Henry.
The first corner of the match arrives in the 86th minute and it's easily collected by impressive Hammers goalkeeper Adrian.
INTO THE LAST 10 MINUTES...
Burnley have come from behind already today, can they manage it again?
Potential new Palace manager Alan Pardew looks fed up in the stands. He should have stayed at home and watched The Adventures of Tintin on BBC One instead.
Bolton manager Neil Lennon
BBC Radio 5 live at the Etihad Stadium
"City have scored goals in all types of ways today. Having been predictable in the first half, their attacking play in the second has been a joy to watch. But Sunderland aren't out of it."
So, so close for Swansea as Richard Dunne hacks Marvin Emnes's effort, which was dribbling towards goal, off the line. Swansea are cranking up the pressure with 10 minutes left...
Image source, Getty ImagesJust as I was typing that Burnley look like nicking a winner, they concede! Those are the moments which could spell relegation. Ayoze Perez does brilliantly on the left to weave through two challenges, he picks out sub Adam Armstrong in the middle. The youngster scuffs his shot but it runs on for Moussa Sissoko - who puts his size 11 through it and blasts into the net.
The five goals scored in this match came inside 16 minutes. Crazy. Incidentally, it was Frank Lampard's 176th Premier League goal - taking him one clear of Thierry Henry in the all-time scoring list. Alan Shearer, Andy Cole and Wayne Rooney are the only players ahead of him now.