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Hastie: Jagielka CANNOT go to Euro's after tonight. Rolled under his foot too many times and shanked everything out of play

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Cheeky bit of showboating going on now from Everton as Kevin Mirallas rolls the ball around his marker to give himself some space some 25 yards from goal. A shame his finish doesn't match his fancy footwork as he blasts well over.

Take another look at the goal that put Everton in front - a fine long-range effort from Ross Barkley.

A double change for Everton as goalscorer Ross Barkley makes way for Kevin Mirallas and deadline day signing Oumar Niasse comes on for his debut, replacing Romelu Lukaku.

One last throw of the dice for Bournemouth as Adam Smith replaces Dan Gosling. 

Smith got the ball rolling with an 80th minute goal in that thrilling draw earlier this season, when the Cherries scored twice in the final few minutes to draw 3-3.

Still plenty of time and plenty of opportunity for twists to come in this game.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

It's such a soft goal to concede. It squirms through and there's only one winner. Lukaku wants it more than anyone else. 

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

That was a peach of a ball in. The header is almost too good. If you're putting those balls in, you're asking questions.  

Oh what a chance!

Joshua King, moved out wide with the introduction of Glenn Murray moments earlier, gets away down the left and crosses for Dan Gosling, who is all alone in the area but he directs his header straight at Joel Robles. 

Anywhere else and that was a goal.

Another change for Bournemouth as big striker Glenn Murray comes on as Juan Iturbe - who was running on empty - goes off.

Murray is straight into the action as he chases a ball into the channel, but his shot is blocked.

Another Bournemouth player lets frustration get the better of him. This time, Joshua King kicks the ball away as a free-kick goes against him.

The players need to keep their cool. Hot heads are not what Bournemouth need as they are chasing the game.

Frustrated at losing the ball, Juan Iturbe lunges in on Gareth Barry, scissoring the midfielder's legs. Yellow card. 

Irtube was lively in the first half but is tiring now and that was a tired tackle.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

Ritchie's another successful left-footed player in this Bournemouth squad. He's such a talent.

Hugh in France: Why do goalies stand 2-3 metres off their line? Federici would have saved that if he'd been ON his line. Happens all the time.

Sammiiee: Lukaku doesn't get the ball as much as he will like because he has Barkley behind him, incredibly selfish. Always looks to shoot

Paul Thomas: Ross Barkley shoots, deflected again, only one outcome..... goal for Everton

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Up to speed with the wealth of analysis in that booklet, Matt Ritchie is sent on, replacing Shaun MacDonald.

Matt Ritchie is being talked through Bournemouth 'pre-match analysis' booklet by one of the Cherries coaches. It looks like the winger is about to come on.

Meanwhile, Junior Stanislas attempts to bend a free-kick around the Everton wall, the ball takes a slight deflection and is just wide.

Juan Iturbe's cross is put behind for a Bournemouth corner as the hosts attempt to mount a response. Six Bournemouth players head into the box and Junior Stanislas swings the ball in but only manages to find a white shirt.

Chris Haydon: WHAT A GOAL!

Neil Faser: Does Barkley ever score a goal that doesn't deflect!?

Gregor: Should football players apologise for scoring deflected goals, like snooker players after potting a fluke? 

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Romelu Lukaku breaks free of the defence and strokes the ball into the far corner. 

PEEP! Offside. But only just and a lucky escape for Bournemouth. It would be game over if it had stood.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Match of the Day live

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"Barkley was always thinking of the shot. Yes, he gets lucky but he deserves it. Agonising for the goalkeeper, he just cannot get there and the deflection was a massive help for Barkley."