Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew admits that he didn't agree with Mark Clattenburg's decision to send off West Ham's Cheikhou Kouyate.

"I thought the red card was harsh and I would've been disappointed to have that happen to one of my players," says Pardew.

"When you are 2-1 down at West Ham, in the form they are in, you take a 2-2. I'm delighted for the team and they showed their heart is still very much in it. We've got ourselves into a bit of trouble but this is a great result.

"Every point in the Premier League is gold-dust, especially to get something at West Ham. It was a great performance and a great result. West Ham had to defend for their lives at the end."

Chris Waddle
Former Tottenham and England winger

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"It is Tottenham for the title for me - their players are bang in form and they have got real momentum.

"Arsenal always have a blip, like the one they have had in the last couple of months, but they always finish the season well.

"I can see them winning all of their remaining games but they have left themselves too much of a gap to claw back, not so much on Leicester as on Spurs."

Read more on the race for the Premier League title from BBC Sport football pundits.

What a day in the Premier League so far. And we still have Liverpool v Tottenham to come!

On this live text, we will continue to bring you reaction from the 3pm kick-offs, with updates from Anfield. If you want to follow that match in more detail, you can do so here.

All in all, a pretty good day for Manchester City...

There is no Roberto Firmino for Liverpool after the Brazilian withdrew from international duty with a hamstring injury. Daniel Sturridge gets the solo striker role ahead of Divock Origi while Alberto Moreno, Jordan Henderson and James Milner return to the starting line up.

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Tottenham's England contingent all remain following their international excursions. There is one change to the team which beat Bournemouth two weekends ago: Son Heung-min comes in for Erik Lamela. 

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Some very, very, very dejected Newcastle fans kick back in the Carrow Road stands. That defeat will hurt like a stubbed toe.

Just the four-and-a-half-hour drive to come too.

Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin: "Good to come back with a win after the international break. The team needed a good performance. 

"Nice too for youngsters to get experience. If you don't try you never score. We will never give up on the title chase until the end of the competition.

Arsenal forward Alex Iwobi: "Happy for the team, glad we won, it’s all for the team and I'm glad we've got the three points. 

"When you’re young you dream of this and this is like a dream come true, winning with this team. 

"Winning the title would be amazing but we're taking each game as it comes, game by game, and we'll see where we end up come the end of the season."

Norwich match-winner Martin Olsson: "Newcastle are a strong team so we had to work for it but we kept saying to keep going. We knew it wasn't over and we could create another chance. It was a great goal and a good feeling!"

Is that curtains for Newcastle then?

Sunderland should have won this. They had enough chances. But Ben Foster was in inspired form for West Brom. I think Garth Crooks has his number one for this week's team of the week.

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City blew Bournemouth away in the first 20 minutes before adding some gloss right at the end through Kolarov.

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Wow. What a game! Breathless stuff. 

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That was a breeze for Arsenal, from first minute to last.

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Goal! No! Sunderland have the ball in the net but the flag is up. Fabio Borini strikes the ball and it takes a deflection before Dame N'Doye finishes, but he is clearly off.

Palace are after a late winner of their own and only the shins of Enner Valencia prevent Jason Puncheon from grabbing it!