Another good stop from Tom Heaton, who's having a really good afternoon. 

Yannick Bolasie's dangerous cross is swatted away by the Burnley keeper. Gerard Deulofeu is on for the last 15. Can Everton find a winner?

Victor Valdes comes out to claim a ball on the edge of his box and heads it straight to an Arsenal shirt. Luckily for him and Boro he scrambles back in time to claim it as it's turned loose a second time. 

As well as Valdes has done to keep out Alexis Sanchez et al today, there's been a few really dodgy moments too. Think Claudio Bravo. Is there something in the water over there in Barcelona?

Middlesbrough are lining up in numbers. Set for the last 15. 

Jamie Vardy is on, Islam Slimani is off. 

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Is a Swansea goal coming? They are looking more and more likely now as Gylfi Sigurdsson has a low shot easily held by Heurelho Gomes. Tame. 

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Joe Allen with another shot which David Marshall turns away, it came after another brilliant pass from Marko Arnautovic. He and Xherdan Shaqiri have been class acts today for Stoke. 

Fernando Llorente does go close for the Swans, showing good strength to roll his defender on the right-hand side of the penalty area and then having a shot deflected on to the top of the net. 

Jermain Defoe's search for a seventh goal against his former club goes on - but he was booked for a dive on the edge of the box just a few minutes ago.

Was it a foul? Think that one depends on what team you're supporting...

League One leaders Scunthorpe look like consolidating their place after scoring twice in the second half at Chesterfield, while Bradford are being held 2-2 by Sheffield United.

Bottom side Shrewsbury have work to do, behind 3-1 at home against Northampton, but Millwall, Walsall and Wimbledon all lead.

In League Two, Graham Carey has slotted in two penalties to put top side Plymouth 2-1 up at Newport, as Blackpool lead Doncaster 4-2. Cambridge are climbing away from trouble, 2-0 up at Exeter.

Seamus Coleman's low cross is bound for Romelu Lukaku arriving in the six-yard box, surely it's a tap-in and 2-1 to the Toffees... 

But a vital touch to clear from Michael Keane denies the Belgian, brilliant defending.

There was a time, not so long ago, when Fernando Llorente was one of the most feared forwards in Europe. He is on for Swansea now, with just over 20 minutes left. Can he get Bob Bradley up and running? 

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This is the sort of game that Arsenal have to win if they want to win the title.

Is he a midfielder or a centre-back these days? Whichever, Jake Livermore leans back and skies a shot over after a neat Hull move. 

This is getting lively!  

Brilliant cross in from Marten de Roon but Daniel Ayala can't rise quite high enough - it looked a really dangerous moment. 

Then down the other end, Alexis Sanchez should do better as he's played in by Theo Walcott - a tame finish gathered easily by Victor Valdes. 

Lucas Perez is coming on to replace Alex Iwobi for the hosts now.

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Stoke nearly wrap this game up when Marko Arnautovic drags a shot right across goal after another brilliant pass from Xherdan Shaqiri. Wilfried Bony then scuffs a volley wide. Stoke look like scoring at will. 

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I tell you what, Shkodran Mustafi is a lucky boy here. Lucky indeed. It's a rugby tackle as he hauls down Marten de Roon on his way through on goal. There's players covering but it was a cynical foul. With a capital C.

It's the best chance of the day and Swansea really should be ahead when Gylfi Sigurdsson's free-kick picks out Mike van der Hoorn in the middle but he doesn't get a telling connection and Heurelho Gomes saves with his shins! 

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This is madness, I tell you, madness.

Ten games in the Championship, THREE goals.

Zero in the second half.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Final Score

It was a fantastic goal there. 

Having said that, if Yannick Bolasie hadn't scored, Romelu Lukaku would have given him what for as he basically took it off his toe, burst into the box and drove it into the far corner. 

Questions asked about Burnley's defence, how they got there in the first place, especially considering there were two of them but it's a great finish once he is through. 

Yannick Bolasie and Romelu Lukaku have combined for four goals already this season, more than any other pair in the league.