Early chance for Stoke.

Joe Allen, who had his head clattered by a high boot from Nacer Chadli in the first half, is stopped from pouncing on the ball in the area by goalkeeper Ben Foster.

Foster had initially come rushing out to stave off Marko Arnautovic. 

We're back underway across the Premier League's 15:00 BST kick-offs.

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Andy White: As a Boro fan I am now looking down the table rather than up.... 

Gary Hunter: Is Anthony Taylor a Palace fan? 

Jay: Is this the worst 20 minutes that a Guardiola side has ever played?

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I reckon you'll be seeing this one again in September's Goal of the Month hit parade.

Son Heung-min - Tottenham's number seven - runs back from the byeline to hammer a superb curling shot into the top corner past a gob-smacked Victor Valdes and score his side's second.

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Mark Hughes looks positively pumped as he enters back into the dugout at Stoke. He does a little dad-jog and starts clenching his fists, urging the home fans to get behind his team.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

You've got to see the relief on David Moyes' face - thank you, thank you God. The Sunderland goal came from nothing, and Palace have had complete control of this game.

This is Hull's touchmap from the first half.

They have managed just one in Liverpool's penalty area. And a whole lot more in their own.

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Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

If this was a boxing match they'd stop it. Spurs are ripping Middlesbrough apart, and Son's second goal was sensational. He's such a mobile player and he can score goals - he's playing brilliantly.

Could Sunderland be heading for their first win of the Premier League season? Jermain Defoe's goal gives them the advantage. 

Danny Mills
Ex-Man City defender on Final Score

Once Swansea equalised they came back into it and they were actually playing the better football. Kevin de Bruyne had a golden opportunity after he was put through by Raheem Sterling but scuffed it.  It's a fascinating game at the Liberty Stadium with both teams playing great football. 

Liverpool are pushing for a fourth before half-time.

James Milner sends an open invite of a cross skidding through the six-yard box, but no-one is there to provide the tap-in.

This has been brutal so far.

Junior Stanislas's screamer gives Bournemouth the advantage at the break.

Spurs should be home and hosed by now.

Christian Eriksen robs Calum Chambers down by the Boro byeline and cuts the ball back into the path of Dele Alli, who is only eight yards out from the home goal.

Victor Valdes comes rushing out, but that is not enough of an excuse for a horror-show scoop clean over the bar.

No goals here. Salomon Rondon looks lively for the Baggies, but they have Craig Dawson to thank for clearing Glen Johnson's effort off the line. 

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain at Liberty Stadium for 5 live Sport

De Bruyne was 13 yards out but his shot flew well wide of the Swansea goal. You do wonder whether Manchester City will be made to pay for this missed chances and fluffed opportunities. As for Swansea, well they're hanging on.

Tottenham have a big penalty shout turned down.

Dele Alli looks to have been shoved over in the box by Cristhian Stuani, but referee Graham Scott waves play on.

I think even the Boro defenders were surprised. That could have been curtains.