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Delia was delighted. The Canaries fans were tweeting [in the old sense] - what a great day for Alex Neil and his side.

The catalyst for much that was good was midfielder Wes Hoolahan, who scored the second.

This is what reporter Emlyn Begley wrote:

"The Republic of Ireland attacking midfielder linked up with Cameron Jerome well throughout, setting up the striker to hit the side netting with a clever through ball.

"And then moments later, holding his shin pad in his hand for reasons unknown, he beat Cook with some brilliant skill before finding Jerome to scramble home."

 Maybe the 'shin pad' routine was learnt on the training ground? 

As for Cherries boss Eddie Howe (pictured):

"Maybe there was a bit of a lack of confidence after going behind, but we ended up chasing the game and making some bad decisions. That cost us."  

His side are 15th.

Read Emlyn's report

Following Anthony Martial's splendid Manchester United debut yesterday, we want you to let us know about  a memorable debut you've had for your amateur team.

Luke, Bournemouth:   When I was nine I played my first game for the under 11s. Two years below everyone else. I was tiny and the opposing team all laughed when I came on. I scored a hat-trick in eight minutes. They weren't laughing at the end.   

Jack, Devon:  Turned up five mins before kick-off they needed a 'keeper for a cup game. Broke my nose in 90 mins to take it to extra time. I carried on, saved the first two penalties and then stood up and scored our last penalty to win.    

Tweet us using the hashtag  #getinspired, external  on Twitter, post on the MOTD Facebook page , external or you can text in on 81111 from UK mobiles. Don't forget to let us know who you are.

Get Inspired is a BBC initiative aimed at increasing participation in sport and you can find out all about it  over here.

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Just over a week after tweeting he would not play for chairman Jeremy Peace, Saido Berahino played for West Brom. 

Maybe he should tweet, "What I meant was..."

Anyway, the England striker, who wanted to move to Tottenham in the last window, came on in the second half of this rather dull affair, and was booed by some of the Hawthorns crowd. Expected.

Read Alistair Magowan's report.

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If Sunderland beat Spurs today and Newcastle defeat West Ham on Monday then Chelsea will be in the bottom three. Bottom three after five games!

The defence again looked laboured at Goodison Park, while John Stones [of linked with a move to Chelsea fame] swept away any attacking threat that came his way.

Didn't another protest plane fly past Goodison again? That's two planes and two wins.

Read Mandeep Sanghera's report.

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Following Anthony Martial's splendid Manchester United debut yesterday, we want you to let us know about  a memorable debut you've had for your amateur team.

Joe Creaser:  On my Under-15s debut I scored a hat-trick and missed two open goals before almost two-footing my manager. Mixed first impression!

Tweet us using  #getinspired, external  on Twitter or you can text in on 81111 from UK mobiles. Don't forget to let us know who you are.

Get Inspired is a BBC initiative aimed at increasing participation in sport and you can find out all about it over here.

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There was debate on Match of the Day on Saturday (UK viewers) about whether Theo Walcott should play up front for the Gunners.

He scored a lovely goal but fluffed up another chance. What do you lot reckon?

Whatever the answer, Arsene Wenger's side have managed to do the thing where they get constantly criticised but still end up in the top four. They are currently third.

Read Gary Rose's report.

And David Dunn, 35, who joined League One Oldham on a one-year deal in July has been named the club's interim boss following the sacking of Darren Kelly.

The Daily Star Sunday went to town as you can see: 

'Martial Awe [Law] as Gaulden [Gaul as in he's from France. Yeah?] Wonder [crisps] KOs Kop [alliteration]'

Followed by Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal after a new deal. The Dutchman is supposed to quit in 2017.

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The Mail have gone with something similar to the Independent - taking out the 's', while the Sunday Express also went with Martial Arts. C'mon creative subs??

Do you remember Blankety Blank's Super Match game?

Those who don't. You'd have a word like... 'Martial' then have to find another word most commonly associated with it.

The Independent went with 'Arts' to highlight £38m teenager Anthony Martial's lovely weave and strike for Manchester United on his debut in the 3-1 win over Liverpool.

Time to look at some of the back pages...

Have you read it yet? If not, why?

Here are some snippets:

• The odds on Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho leaving the club before the end of the year have been shortened following his side's loss to Everton on Saturday. (Evening Standard) , external

• Former Liverpool midfielder Steven Gerrard, 35, says he felt insulted by then-England caretaker manager Stuart Pearce when he was told he was being replaced as captain by Scott Parker in a toilet before a training session. (Mail on Sunday) , external

• Ex-Liverpool captains Graeme Souness and Jamie Carragher have criticised Reds boss Brendan Rodgers' tactics and selection after his side's 3-1 defeat by Manchester United. (Sky Sports) , external

For more goss click here.

Young Anthony Martial will feature a handful of times in this early part of our live football text commentary.

Following his splendid debut, we want you to let us know about  a memorable debut you've had for your amateur team.

• Did you score a hat-trick?
• Make a great penalty save?
• Smash in an overhead?
• Grab a last-minute winner?

Use the hashtag #getinspired, external or text in on 81111

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There was plenty of pomp and circumstance in the Premier League yesterday.

• Seven matches and 16 goals.
• A virtuoso attacking display by Steven Naismith v Everton
• Superb solos by Anthony "possibly worth about £60m in the future" Martial, and Christian Benteke
• And... a win for Watford.

We will look back at yesterday's action and look ahead to the two Premier League matches today.

Sit back, shove on Elgar and read this.