Summary

  • Man City miss two pens in draw with Everton

  • Ten-man Arsenal beat Swansea 3-2

  • Spurs hit back to draw 1-1 with West Brom

  • Allen double earns Stoke 2-0 win v Sunderland

  • Bournemouth thrash Hull 6-1

  • Chelsea beat Leicester 3-0 in early game

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes and Tom Rostance

  1. 'Guardiola won't settle for a point'

    Man City 1-1 Everton

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

    That's absolutely brilliant from Maarten Stekelenburg. He saves the penalty and then a fine save afterwards. However, no sooner were we praising him than the goal is breached. It's a great finish from Nolito who just hangs in the air. There's a real energy here. Pep Guardiola is not happy with a point. He wants more. He wants the win.

  2. Manic minute

  3. Championship latest

    Norwich City are poised to be Championship leaders tonight as Cameron Jerome slots the Canaries 2-0 in front.

    Brighton have taken the lead against Preston, with Glenn Murray putting the Seagulls 2-1 up.

    And there's a sixth goal at Oakwell, where Chris Martin has extended Fulham's lead to 4-2 against Barnsley.

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  4. goal

    GOAL - Manchester City 1-1 Everton

    Nolito (72 mins)

    What a few minutes! A missed penalty, then a brilliant save from Maarten Stekelenburg to deny Sergio Aguero again, and then substitute Nolito heads in a fine cross from the left from David Silva.

    Superb entertainment! 

    NolitoReuters

  5. RED CARD

    Arsenal 3-2 Swansea

    Another twist. Granit Xhaka is off! A cynical trip from the midfielder on Mo Barrow on halfway is deemed worthy of a straight red by ref Jonathan Moss. The Swans man was away but it wasn't exactly in a threatening position. Yet.

    Arsene Wenger is furious.

    Granit Xhaka is sent-offPA

  6. MISSED PENALTY - Sergio Aguero

    Manchester City 0-1 Everton

    He's saved another one! Two saves for Maarten Stekelenburg from penalties! It's the exact same spot kick too, high to his left.

    Sergio Aguero the guilty man this time. 

  7. PENALTY TO CITY

    Manchester City 0-1 Everton

    That is rash! Phil Jagielka gives away his second penalty of the game with a lunge on Sergio Aguero...

  8. Manchester City 0-1 Everton

  9. DISALLOWED GOAL

    Stoke 2-0 Sunderland

    Stoke have been far and away the better side today and they think they have a third as Marko Arnautovic pokes home a cutback - but he was a yard offside. 

    Marko ArnautovicPA

  10. Manchester City 0-1 Everton

    Pep Guardiola had a pained look on his face in the aftermath of that Romelu Lukaku strike. His side have dominated the game but don't take your chances - or don't create any chances to be honest - and you're always liable to ship one at the other end. 

  11. 'Moment of brilliance from Lukaku'

    Man City 0-1 Everton

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

    Everton striker Romelu Lukaku has a lot to do there, and he produces a brilliant moment and a sublime finish. It's all about the quality of the individual player. It's poor defending from Manchester City. 

    Romelu LukakuAFP/Getty Images

  12. 'A fantastic goal!'

    Manchester City 0-1 Everton

    Sue Smith
    Former England forward on Final Score

    It was a fantastic goal. 

    So far it's been all Man City - but when they broke there they broke with so much pace. That's how Everton have been playing - on the counter attack and it's worked for them...

  13. goal

    GOAL - Arsenal 3-2 Swansea

    Borja Baston

    Swansea keep climbing up off the canvas. Mo Barrow gets to the byline and cuts the ball back for substitute Borja Baston to slot in his first goal in English football. There's life in the Welsh side yet.

    Borja Baston celebratesReuters

  14. Championship latest

    The Steve McClaren Era Mark II at Derby has lift-off.

    Johnny Russell puts the Rams in front against Leeds.

    There's been a deuce of goals at St James' Park, with Dwight Gayle grabbing his second to put Newcastle 3-0 up before Scott Hogan pulled one back for Brentford.

    And goal-a-mania continues at Oakwell, with Scott Malone giving Fulham a 3-2 lead over Barnsley.

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  15. goal

    GOAL - Bournemouth 4-1 Hull

    Junior Stanislas

    Junior Stanislas continues his one-man destruction mission of Hull. Two assists and now two goals as he powerfully finishes off Adam Smith's ball into the box. Game over.

    Junior Stanislas scores his second goalPA
  16. goal

    GOAL - Manchester City 0-1 Everton

    Romelu Lukaku (64 mins)

    'Against the run of play' doesn't really do this justice but it's a wonderful goal on the break to put Everton ahead. A clearance is hammered downfield. one neat flick from Yannick Bolasie sends Romelu Lukaku one on one with Gael Clichy and it's no contest. Lukaku breezes past the defender and then sweeps into the net.

    Romelu LukakuReuters

  17. Arsenal 3-1 Swansea

    That Ozil goal looks to have kicked the stuffing out of Swansea. Arsenal are seeing plenty of the ball and threatening to open the Swans up again.

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    Phil:  Please let the season end now. Please let us go down, Sunderland has a terminal illness. Abject, overpaid, irresponsible players and officials. Hold your heads in shame.

  19. 'Can Everton pinch one?'

    Manchester City 0-0 Everton

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

    We're coming up to the hour mark now, and you start to wonder maybe Everton can pinch one on the break? Certainly Manchester City are starting to run out of patience here. Everton know they can't compete with City but their workrate is superb.

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