Fifteen minutes go at Upton Park with Cheikhou Kouyate still getting treatment on the pitch.

Into the last 10 minutes at St James' Park. Manchester United have had almost 70% of the ball, they've had 10 efforts on goal. But they haven't scored.

Here comes Juan Mata, on for Marouane Fellaini. Beauty replaces the beast?

Ouch! You could feel that one from up here.

Chasing a return ball from Diafra Sakho, Cheikhou Kouyate runs straight into John Terry, bashing heads together.

Terry is up and bouncing. Kouyate is going to need a little longer and bit of magic sponge.

It's all happening at Elland Road now. Alex Mowatt's terrific free-kick put Leeds in front at home to play-off chasers Ipswich, only for Freddie Sears to squeeze an equaliser under keeper Marco Silvestre three minutes later. But Billy Sharp has just restored Leeds' advantage, and it's 2-1.

Blackburn, without an away league win since 25 October, lead 2-1 at Sheffield Wednesday. Chris Maguire has pulled a goal back for the home side after Lewis McGugan's ball in causes all sorts of problems in the visitors' box.

Fifth-placed Norwich are having plenty of possession at home to second-from-bottom Wigan, but are not making it count. Malky Mackay's side are still 1-0 in front through Kim Bo-Kyung's 12th-minute goal. Birmingham lead bottom club Blackpool 1-0.

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Manchester City desperately need a second goal and they turn to Frank Lampard. He replaces David Silva.

Former Tottenham and England midfielder Jermaine Jenas
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"Manchester United are fighting to get into the top four, but although they are churning out results their form means they'll deliver poor performances. Whereas Liverpool are flying. Tough times at the minute for United fans."

Bad luck for Arsenal as Tomas Rosicky has a shot blocked and Mesut Ozil steers the follow-up against the far post. The Gunners have been very impressive since half-time.

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Manchester City respond to that Leicester chance as Mark Schwarzer twice pulls off saves from long-range before Yaya Toure fires over. Mark Schwarzer has had a blinder!

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That is as close as West Ham have come to a leveller.

Enner Valencia's shot takes an awkward bounce right in front of Thibaut Courtois, the Belgian spills and Gary Cahill bails him out of trouble with a tremendous sliding challenge, beating Diafra Sakho to the loose ball.

...and almost the leveller for Leicester! An element of hit-and-hope about Riyad Mahrez's speculator from 20 yards, it takes a touch off a defender and has Joe Hart beaten all ends up. Hart turns and watches - and sees the ball hit the base of the post.

Tim Krul again! Top save to keep out Wayne Rooney's steepling header at the back post. Almost the breakthrough...

Tottenham are bossing this now. Kyle Walker comes scampering forward, spots a hole and drives into the box.

All left foot, he attempts an outside-of-the-foot finish from 15 yards. It catches a hefty deflection off Federico Fernandez and dribbles just wide with Lukasz Fabianski wrong-footed.

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"I remember watching Wilfried Bony play for Swansea against Leicester, when he scored a fantastic goal, a brilliant strike. It hasn't happened for him tonight, and City are nervous. They have brought on a midfielder for a striker."

Liverpool are level on points with Manchester United as we stand, and Louis van Gaal's side would love w inner in the last 20 minutes. Do they look like providing one? Not particularly.

Are Manchester City shutting up shop against Leicester? Wilfried Bony is replaced by James Milner after a frustrating full debut. Some nice touches, but some errant finishing.

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If there is one thing that Jose Mourinho's sides can do is draw the sting from opponents chasing an equaliser.

Chelsea are doing exactly that as West Ham rally, but find the ball hard to get hold of.

Former West Brom, Sunderland and Everton winger Kevin Kilbane
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"Brilliant goal. Sanchez wrong-footed Rob Green. The ball went through a couple of defenders and the keeper couldn't react."

Tottenham are picking holes in the Swansea defence as the visitors try and press forward.

Danny Rose is causing problems for the Welsh side, bombing on from left-back.

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You shouldn't be able to score from there! He's been brilliant, Alexis Sanchez, in the second half and he gets his reward with a second goal which has been a long time in coming. The Chile forward beats two men on the left of the area to weave inside the 18-yard box, it looks like he should pull the ball back but he instead squeezes in a shot which wrongfoots Rob Green at his near post and finds the net.

Former Man City and England full-back Danny Mills
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"Leicester have created chances, and they are causing Manchester City one or two problems on the counter-attack."