BBC Final Score

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All the build-up to the 15:00 kick-offs plus reaction to the early game at Etihad Stadium.

Two minutes of added time and fans are starting to make their way to the exits as Edin Dezko lashes an effort just wide. Is there time for a fourth?

Millwall are scrapping for their lives, and harming Brentford's play-off hopes at the same time. Aiden O'Brien's first senior goal - a header from Martyn Woolford's cross - has made it 2-0 to the visitors at Griffin Park. There are around 25 minutes to go in that game.

Former Manchester City defender Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"There was no water anywhere in the stadium. None at all. The toilets wouldn't flush either. It would have been interesting I would think, in certain parts of the ground, during the half-time break.

"City have been very efficient, they've won this game at a three-quarter pace, and have put just a little bit more pressure back on Chelsea."

There is nothing exciting going on on the pitch, so another change for West Brom as Stephane Sessegnon is replaced by Youssuf Mulumbu for the final two minutes plus stoppage time.

Make a brew (unless you are at the Etihad Stadium) and settle in for the 15:00pm kick-offs, this game is as good as over.

Remember that news we brought you earlier of no water at Etihad Stadium?

Read more about why nobody could have a half-time cuppa at the game.

Former Manchester City defender Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"Looking at the replay of that penalty appeal (see 83 mins) I think Stevan Jovetic could have been given a yellow card for simulation. He's a lucky boy. The referee hasn't given out any cards since that early red come to think of it.

"This game has been a non-contest. West Brom have sat back without offering anything, it's been like the last day of the season."

Tony Pulis makes his first change of the game, deciding to give Victor Anichebe a run out on his return from a groin injury. The forward jogs on for his first appearance since 8 February, replacing Saido Berahino.

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Stevan Jovetic plays a one-two with Sergio Aguero and scampers into the area, where Craig Dawson holds out an arm and Jovetic tumbles to the ground. Penalty? No says Neil Swarbrick.

Tottenham may have been well beaten by Manchester United last Sunday but manager Mauricio Pochettino has picked an unchanged starting line-up which is given the chance to make amends.

Leicester drew with Hull last time out and boss Nigel Pearson makes three changes with his side desperate for wins. Keeper Kasper Schmeichel as well as strikers Leonardo Ulloa and David Nugent return to the side as Mark Schwarzer, Riyad Mahrez and Andrej Kramaric are benched.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Walker, Dier, Vertonghen, Rose, Bentaleb, Mason, Chadli, Eriksen, Townsend, Kane.

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Morgan, Huth, Upson, De Laet, Cambiasso, James, Schlupp, Vardy, Ulloa, Nugent.

Manchester City make their final two changes as Wilfried Bony is first replaced by Edin Dezko, before David Silva is given the chance to enjoy an ovation from the home crowd when he makes way for James Milner, whose arrival prompts several chants of his name from the City fans.

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There's just the one change for Southampton following their 1-1 draw at Chelsea last Sunday and that sees striker Graziano Pelle replace midfielder Victor Wanyama.

Burnley boss Sean Dyche, unsurprisingly, names an unchanged side following his side's shock win over champions Manchester City last Saturday.

Southampton XI: Forster, Clyne, Fonte, Alderweireld, Bertrand, Schneiderlin, S. Davis, Tadic, Mane, Long, Pelle

Burnley XI: Heaton; Trippier, Shackell, Duff, Mee; Boyd, Arfield, Jones, Barnes; Vokes, Ings.

Former Manchester City defender Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"A scruffy, bobbly shot from Steven Jovetic on the edge of the box went past a couple of West Brom players, and David Silva just stuck a leg out to turn it in. Jovetic will be disappointed - his shot may well have gone in and he could do with a goal. City are 3-0 up now, but let's be honest the game has been dead since they went 1-0 up."

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There you go then, the third goal that should put to bed any thoughts of a West Brom fight back. Gael Clichy cuts the ball back from the left to the edge of the area for Stevan Jovetic, who shoots through a crowd and David Silva gets the slightest of touches to turn the ball home. Game over.

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Manchester City may have been the dominant side, but they will want a third to feel absolutely secure of the three points. That chance for West Brom highlights how quickly things could change.

Aston Villa and Swansea City make one change apiece for their meeting at Villa Park.

Tim Sherwood's side were four up by half-time in their last outing, so he keeps all of his attacking options as was. The only adjustment comes at the back where Alan Hutton is in for Matthew Lowton.

Swansea lost to Liverpool on Monday courtesy of Jordi Amat's wicked deflection and he is left out today. Federico Fernandez is back after dealing with some personal issues in his homeland.

Aston Villa XI: Guzan, Hutton, Okore, Clark, Bacuna, Delph, Cleverley, N'Zogbia, Sinclair, Benteke, Agbonlahor.

Swansea City XI: Fabianski, Naughton, Fernandez, Williams (c), Taylor, Ki, Cork, Shelvey, Routledge, Sigurdsson, Gomis.

Former Manchester City defender Danny Mills
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

"How on earth has Saido Berahino not scored there? A lapse in concentration in the Manchester City defence and Berahino was a yard off the line. Still West Brom haven't had a shot on target - the bar doesn't count!"

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Woodwork! And it is West Brom who rattle it with a chance out of the blue. Jonas Olsson nods on a ball into the box and Saido Berahino turns and instinctively flicks a powerful header onto the bar, before Joelon Lescott heads the rebound over. So close.

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To highlight just how brilliant David Silva has been in this game, he has had 131 touches of the ball, over 30 more than the next most involved player Fernando.

You could also count on one hand how many of those touches have been wasteful, too.

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Newcastle make three changes to the team beaten by Everton last Sunday. Ayoze Perez, Remy Cabella and Vurnon Anita come in for suspended captain Fabricio Coloccini, Gabriel Obertan and Emmanuel Riviere.

Mesut Ozil misses out through illness for Arsenal, who also make three changes. Ozil is replaced by Aaron Ramsey, while Calum Chambers replaces Hector Bellerin at right back and Gabriel also comes in for Per Mertesacker.

Newcastle XI: Krul, R Taylor, Janmaat, Williamson, Colback, Anita, Sissoko, Cabella, Gouffran, Ameobi, Perez.

Arsenal XI: Ospina, Chambers, Gabriel, Koscielny, Monreal, Coquelin, Ramsey, Alexis, Cazorla, Welbeck, Giroud.