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Man City fight back to beat Sheff Weds
Results: QPR 0-3 Sheff U; Yeovil 0-2 Man U
Result: Chelsea 3-0 Watford; S'land 1-0 Leeds
Stoke come from behind to beat Wrexham
That was almost it for Stoke! The two subs combine as Jon Walters beats his man on the right and stands it up, asking for Peter Crouch to attack it. Crouch does, meeting it with a classic centre-forward's header, but Jonathan Flatts makes a one-handed stop. Great save!
Found it!
Samir Nasri lays the ball inside, David Silva cushions a lay-off into the path of James Milner and the makeshift striker advances to clip a cool finish over Chris Kirkland.
A nice move and a decent way to mark his 29th birthday for Milner.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe introduction of David Silva and Samir Nasri has oiled the Manchester City engineroom. The hosts are popping the ball around with a little more cunning.
They have 28 minutes to find an equaliser.
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Former QPR and Manchester City winger Trevor Sinclair: "Wrexham are having a good crack at it. They are doing well and causing Stoke problems, now they have to keep it up. If they can keep up their pace and keep it tight at the back then Stoke will start to get nervous."
Ryan Shawcross heads wide for Stoke, who have not been good at all so far today. Can they find a winner in the last 25 minutes?
If you take Cesc Fabregas, Diego Costa and Eden Hazard out of any side they would look a bit short of options, and that is the case with Chelsea thus far. Of course, they are still packed with quality but it's not happening so far.
That's much more like it from Aston Villa. They have been pedestrian today but hit the fast lane as Christian Benteke hits a rasping drive from 20 yards and Joe Lewis makes a flying stop. Are we going to get a goal after all?
Image source, Timothy WalkerTimothy Walker:, external come on Yeovil!!! Cheering on from summery Benoni, South Africa. Everyone decked out in Yeovil kit!
John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live at Huish Park
"It's been very lacklustre from Manchester United. They're not at their best - United have lost too many second balls, too many battles. Yeovil have done exceptionally well up to now. They have more than held their own. They can be very positive about those first 45 minutes."
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer
Those travelling from Manchester have been constantly taunting Yeovil's fans with chants of: "You've only come to see United."
If they have, they have not seen much so far. Louis van Gaal's side have been disjointed and disappointing and Yeovil have been more than a match for United.
United's first shot on target - a tame effort from James Wilson - took 31 minutes to arrive.
Image source, EPAManchester City call for reinforcements off the bench. David Silva and Samir Nasri on and Stevan Jovetic and Frank Lampard off.
Southampton are pressing and the Ipswich defence is creaking. Ryan Bertrand, who has been a dangerous attacking threat, has fired wide and Graziano Pelle should do better when given a view of goal from 22 yards.
His trundling shot is gobbled up gratefully by goalkeeper Dean Gerken.
Image source, Getty ImagesGreat effort! Wrexham so close to a cracking opener as Wes York smashes a rising shot against the crossbar. Goodness me that was close.
Stoke boss Mark Hughes has seen enough. On come Peter Crouch and Jonny Walters.
Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera has a crack from distance but Jed Steer is untroubled in the Yeovil goal.
United are all toil and no flair at the moment.
Quicksilver break from Wrexham has their 5,000 fans on their feet, Wes York with all sorts of pace down the left and he wins the corner off Ryan Shawcross. Easily taken by Jack Butland though. Where's the spark? Where's the quality coming from?
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I'm not entirely convinced that Oscar knows where he is or what day it is, but he's up on his feet. Groggy is the word.
Manchester City are still spluttering like a fourth-hand banger in attack. Frank Lampard almost finds a way through the Wednesday defence but he has strayed a yard offside.
Almost an hour gone and no shot on target yet from the hosts. Plenty of aimless crosses though...
Image source, EPAImmsy: , externalAre united trying for a draw to compensate the lack of midweek European fixtures?
Conor McGeekin:, external United handball, blatant red card and free kick, not given... Conspiracy theory out in the open these days. Joke of a team.
Shohidur Rahman:, external Man Utd just asking for trouble. Can barely put 3 passes together. Some of these players really need to buck up.
Ooof! That will hurt. Chelsea playmaker Oscar gallops after Ramires' pass over the top, his eyes are firmly on the ball and subsequently he does not see Watford keeper Jonathan Bond arriving at pace. There is a heavy collision and Oscar is down on the deck, needing treatment.
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