Ryan Mason looks a cut above his Hull team-mates today, another great cross, from the left this time but Lee Grant comes out firmly to claim in the Stoke goal. 

Shkodran Mustafi's struggling. Gabriel is getting ready, just in case he needs to come on. 

Mustafi's hobbling after landing awkwardly contesting a high ball, but looks OK to carry on for now.

Everton are massively bossing this, but despite having upwards of 70% possession, the breakthrough is still to come. Burnley holding on.

Riyad Mahrez has arrived! First he goes on a mazy run down the right which beats every defender he comes across, but his low cut-back is cleared at the far post.

And then he hits a fine effort after coming on to his left foot in trademark style, but the shot is helped over the top by Shinji Okazaki. 

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Adama Traore has Hector Bellerin on toast, floats a cross into the box, Alvaro Negredo's deflected header falls to the back post, where Petr Cech spreads himself to block Gaston Ramirez's nod towards the net. 

The Uruguayan simply has to score. As good as the save is.

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Jack Rodwell could do better as he rises to meet Wahbi Khazri's curled delivery from a set-piece on the left. There's no control in the header, which goes sailing over Adrian's goal.

Two decent opportunities in a few minutes for David Moyes' side, who had started poorly.

Bit of excitement for the Sunderland fans at West Ham's London Stadium as Patrick van Aanholt and Wahbi Khazri line up a free-kick on the edge the box. 

It's poor though - Van Aanholt smacks it into the wall.

We have ticked past the quarter mark in our EFL games - and there is still only the one goal in the Championship. That was Ayoze Perez's first-minute opener for leaders Newcastle against visitors Ipswich in case you missed it.

There's been a big goal in League One's game of the day, Billy Sharp putting fourth-placed Sheffield United ahead at second-placed Bradford City. The away sides are currently on course to bust a few coupons as Southend, Oxford, Wimbledon, Northampton and Walsall also all lead on their travels.

And the visiting sides in League Two are also enjoying themselves. Five away teams - Cambridge, Cheltenham, Mansfield, Notts County and Carlisle - are ahead, while second-placed Doncaster have been pegged back to 1-1 at Blackpool. Leaders Plymouth are goalless at Newport.

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The rival to Joe Allen for 'unlikely goal hero of the season', Etienne Capoue, blazes a free-kick narrowly over for Watford. 

The Theo Walcott of 2014 returns, just in front of the Middlesbrough penalty area.

His recent form has been sensational, but this is anything but as he sprays a through pass out of play, with the Boro defence exposed.

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That is a magnificent strike. Not only does he hit it with unbelievable power, it also has incredible bend on it. That must be 25 yards out. A brilliant strike. 

Hull are into the bottom three as it stands, and they should be 2-0 down. Xherdan Shaqiri slices them open with a long ball, Marko Arnautovic's first touch is excellent, but when David Marshall saves his shot the rebound flies over the top.

A huge slice of luck for the Tigers. 

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Arsenal are the Premier League's leaders as it stands, with Manchester City to play on Sunday. 

Not a bad birthday present for Arsene Wegner, but three points would do much more nicely. 

After dominating the first 15 minutes or so, it's Middlesbrough who've come closest to scoring, Gaston Ramirez hitting the post with a free-kick. 

Dimitri Payet denied by the upright! Twisting and turning into daylight on the edge of the D, he does the keeper with his eyes and takes a low shot that looked set to nestle in the bottom left corner. 

But the wait goes on...

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Burnley have got pretty much everyone in the box. Action stations. 

Yannick Bolasie's creating space for a cross on the right, Kevin Mirallas winds up for a shot but is denied by a flying set of Claret legs as Everton crank up the pressure.