Former Tottenham and England midfielder Jermaine Jenas
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"A brilliant header. Victor Moses is just behind the penalty spot, the ball is just behind him and he's leapt up, and what a header. He got such power on the ball, especially for a player who's not renowned for his heading. A fantastic goal."

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Chelsea are asking all the questions at Upton Park. Sixty-three percent possession so far and the West Ham defence is getting increasing ragged.

The hosts are creaking and could be leaking a second soon.

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What a header! One for Sir Les Ferdinand or Peter Crouch to admire, it's majestic. Stoke work a throw-in out to Phil Bardsley, he not so much crosses it as drills a raking pass into the middle and Victor Moses rises like a mid-90s Michael Jordan, superb air time to then bullet a header into the top corner from at least 15 yards. Wonderful stuff!

Taxi for Coloccini! The Newcastle defender falls over in the right-back position, presenting Angel Di Maria with a run on goal. He picks out Wayne Rooney, whose touch takes him away from the covering defender but Tim Krul sweeps out to make a firm block at his feet.

The latest news on Swansea striker Bafetimbi Gomis is that he is being taken to hospital for tests.

The good news is that he is in a stable condition and was speaking as he left the pitch on a stretcher after collapsing in the wake of Tottenham's early goal.

Arsenal's best move of the night so far releases Kieran Gibbs down the left, he has time to pick a cross but his clipped ball in is just too high for the lurking Olivier Giroud. Arsenal a long way short of their best but that's better...

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Manchester United enjoying the best chances but Newcastle fans still can't believe they haven't had the chance to score from the spot.

TV replays show Chris Smalling was very lucky to get away with his challenge on Emmanuel Riviere in the penalty area as the French forward bust through towards David de Gea's goal.

Blackburn are warming up nicely for Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final at Liverpool by taking the lead at Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship. Jordan Rhodes has latched on to a flick on from a throw-in for his 13th goal of the season. A family connection for you: Rhodes' father, Andy, is Wednesday's goalkeeping coach.

Wigan, nine points adrift of safety at the the wrong end of the table, remain 1-0 up at promotion hopefuls Norwich thanks to Kim Bo-Kyung's early goal. Blackpool manager Lee Clark's return to Birmingham is goalless so far, as is the match at Elland Road between Leeds and Ipswich.

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BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium

"Leicester City manager Nigel Pearson is angry in his technical area - not grabbing James McArthur by the throat angry but angry nonetheless - as he believes his side were denied a penalty as Wilfried Bony dragged back Jeff Schlupp. And he has every right to be angry because that looked to be a real escape for Manchester City."

Tottenham are zipping the ball around nicely on the edge of the Swansea box, but are struggling to pick a final ball. Nabil Bentaleb wallops a shot straight into a defender from range.

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Former Leyton Orient manager Martin Ling: "It looked offside, but I think the ball was played backwards. Very worrying for West Ham, the space that was granted to Eden Hazard inside the six yard box. Chelsea lead, and that goal is Chelsea all over - it's not luck."

Jordan Henderson, perhaps still thinking about that worldie strike against Manchester City at the weekend, takes on a volley on the edge of the area.

Slightly different result this time as he almost clears the stand behind Tom Heaton's goal.

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Leicester having a spell of real threat as new signing Andrej Kramaric bursts clear, goalkeeper Joe Hart comes out and just about gets a touch to the ball. Not a penalty this time, but the men in red are having a real go. Manchester City's early cut and thrust is looking rather blunted.

Charlie Austin has another shot which David Ospina juggles. Ospina looking a bit dubious so far, and at the other end Olivier Giroud shoots from a tight angle which Rob Green holds.

Wilfried Bony is a lucky boy! Back defending a corner, he pulls a hand across Jeffrey Schlupp's face and the Ghana man goes down. It's a very, very good penalty shout but the referee waves them on...

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Former QPR striker Bradley Allen: "Spurs had cleared the ball and it looked as though the pressure had been alleviated, but Swansea were able to rebuild, they swung the ball in and Ki converted from a very acute angle. We said this game would have goals, and it hasn't disappointed. All-out attack from both sides, and the defending hasn't been brilliant."

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Sam Allardyce is not going to like this.

Eden Hazard, all five foot and not very much of him, is left in glorious isolation in the middle to direct a header past Adrian from Ramires' cross.

The ball in might have caught a slight deflection, but there is no excuse really. Not one that Big Sam will accept anyway.

Ashley Young takes a whack to the chops from Moussa Sissoko, accidental I think, but Young is left dazed and confused. A touch of the magic sponge and he's OK.

This whole game needs a whiff of smelling salts.

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Swansea had looked a little dazed in the wake of Bafetimbi Gomis's exit, but they are back in their stride now.

Gylfi Sigurdsson rattles the crossbar with a swerving free-kick against his former club, but he goes from head in hands to punching the air in celebration as Ki Sung-yeung pokes in as the ball comes back into the middle.

It has been bits and pieces so far for West Ham, but that was a clear chance.

Kevin Nolan levered his marker out of the way and Cheikhou Kouyate fires the loose ball into the shins of Thibaut Courtois.