Great hit from Charlie Adam! Twenty-yarder, right-footed, flush against the top of the crossbar! 

How has that not gone in?! Theo Walcott could not have gone any closer to a hat-trick as his low shot from inside the box beats Lukasz Fabianski, hits the inside of one post and then strikes the other before heading away from danger.

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Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

There's calls of 'come on City' from the home fans but Everton's players will not be moved. They are just taking the sting out of the game now. City will keep pushing them right to the end, though.

Can I offer any crumbs of comfort to Sunderland fans? Well, Jermain Defoe looked like he might score in the first half. But since that second Joe Allen goal it's been a woeful, woeful effort. 

Can Everton see this out? Ashley Williams hacks down Kevin de Bruyne but his free-kick is well cleared...

Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

Kevin de Bruyne has no right to shoot from there, but what a save from Maarten Stekelenburg again. This might just be the making of him, because a lot of people were talking about Joe Hart being the future goalkeeper at Everton but he's shown why Ronald Koeman has faith in him. The pressure is on Manchester City to go on and win this match. Everton have been stubborn.

What a save! Maarten Stekelenburg again with one out of the very top drawer, finger-tipping Kevin de Bruyne's swerving strike on to the post! 

Not sure how he got to that. Hit so well.

Chance! Gylfi Sigurdsson is exactly who Swansea will have wanted on the end of Mo Barrow's low ball into the box, but the Iceland international can't find the target with his shot, instead firing it over. This is gripping stuff.

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Don't bank on Norwich being top of the Championship tonight just yet.

The Canaries looked to be coasting, but Dexter Blackstock has pulled one back for Rotherham - Norwich lead 2-1 with 15 minutes left.

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Julian Hudson in Norwich: A message to the Sunderland board: Do you know Big Sam is out of work? I hear he works wonders with clubs in relegation trouble.  

This must have been a horrible watch for Everton fans, so nervy as they try to contain Manchester City and hit on the break. Phil Jagielka and Ashley Williams have made some brilliant interceptions and interventions at times but Jags has also given away two penalties...

Into the last 10 minutes.

Christian Eriksen's shot is deflected on to the roof of the West Brom net. The resulting corner is taken short and wasted.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

They go through agonies on the touchline.

Penalty. Missed penalty. Brilliant save. Goal.

Pep Guardiola and Ronald Koeman are experiencing the full range of emotions. They must want to shout and scream, or run onto the field and do something themselves.

But all they can do is stand there, with their hands in their pockets, waiting to see what unfolds like the rest of us.

Swansea are giving this a good go now, spurred on by their extra man. The Arsenal fans are a mixture of frustration and fear. They're are almost sent into uproar as Wayne Routledge's cross is met by the unmarked Mo Barrow but his header is straight at Petr Cech.

There shall be no Joe Allen hat-trick today. He is off, on comes Jonny Walters. 

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on Final Score

Arsenal have totally dominated the game but two sloppy moments in the first half and it could have been 2-2. 

Swansea have gotten themselves right back in it. Borja Baston has really impressed me.

Only Tottenham and West Brom are letting us down on the goals front now in the Premier League. The away side remain the most likely to break the deadlock but the Baggies are digging in deep. Son Heung-min is on for Spurs to try and bag a winner.