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That is us done on reaction from the 15:00 BST kick-offs.

But there is an absolute corker of a game in progress at Selhurst Park.

Five goals, some scintillating attacking, some shoddy defending, flares, eagles, the works.

Jonathan Jurejko has been typing his knuckle joints to dust over here keeping up with the action. Join him.

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "Not a great performance from our perspective. We had our chances in the game. The goals we conceded were really disappointing.

"It's been a surprise to us we haven't done better away from home. Our away form last season was excellent.

"For whatever reason we haven't quite got that momentum yet and we have to build it quite quickly."

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Middlesbrough manager Aitor Karanka: "Our last three games have been really good and we had to show everybody we could compete, especially at home.

"With this performance and commitment of everybody, I think we are going the right way.

"The team showed we are really good when we are together. Once again we showed we have a clear plan and we have to keep going."

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Watford manager Walter Mazzarri: "We played well in the first half an hour, we deserved to lead, we had patience on the counter-attack and finally scored, the victory is deserved. 

"They defended well, we knew they would defend, we were unlucky, we should have scored at the beginning. 

"I am very happy with how the team is playing now, giving me satisfaction. With how they are playing on the pitch, we deserve two or three points more at this stage."

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Hull boss Mike Phelan: "Its very hard to take, I have got a depressed dressing room after the work they put into the game. The winning goal is a cruel one, it flashed across the box and hit someone on the leg and gone in. It could have gone anywhere. If it is a worldie then you can holds hands up. 

"We were competitive enough in the game, we created probably the best chances in the game, but were are on the end of another defeat, we have to react to that and I am sure we will do next week.

"To win a football match, you have to score goals and try and get that from forward play and forwards, everyone has to weigh in with goals and, at the moment, it is not happening."

Manchester City played 676 passes today. Fernandinho played 97 of them. He has played more passes than any player in the league, though Jordan Henderson could take that title by the end of the Crystal Palace v Liverpool game - now 2-2.

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There are some horror-show stats doing the rounds on social media in the wake of Manchester United's shoddy finishing and slide to eighth in the table.

And the Jose Mourinho debate continues.. 

Anthony Muindi: Tired of the "if moyes had spent as much as..." debate. none of his main targets wanted to play for him. Jose will come good.

Andy White: From the special one to the below average one to the unemployed one....

Alistair Sloan: Sacking Mourinho, typical knee-jerk resection. Moaning fans clearly no memory prior 1993. Need stability not another change.

Rambo Rambo: If we want Champions league Jose will need to take Europa League very very seriously.

It looks like the West Brom fans took their walloping at the hands of Manchester City in good spirit.

The Baggies faithful chanted "we've got the ball" when in possession, but also admitted - in song - "we've lost the ball" when City had it.

Joe in Bath: Scenes in the United directors box right now as Ed Woodward is frantically texting Ryan Giggs while Jose sobs.

Ironically, United played pretty well...

Burnley goalkeeper Tom Heaton has picked up eight points in the Premier League's fantasy football game today as a result of his 11 saves at Old Trafford - seen here as red dots.

At what point does he become England's number one?

When United could beat him, Juan Mata struck the post - seen here in blue.

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Jack: I was at the United game today: anyone questioning Jose is mad. His past success speaks for itself and today's result was not the story. One of those days the ball just wouldn't go in the net. Playing better football now than any time since SAF left.

Rob in Harrogate: So what exactly was the problem with Van Gaal again?? Must be smiling watching this mess. The way Man Utd have gone about treating their managers in the last few years, they deserve to be this low in the table.

Football, the game of widely differing opinions.

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We are under way at Selhurst Park by the way.

Get over here to read Jonathan Jurejko's live text on events there.

Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri: "I am pleased with a point, with our performance. I saw the Leicester spirit, the way we stuck together and fought together. A very good performance. Until now we played with a singular spirit, today was a squad spirit."

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Burnley manager Sean Dyche: "It was very tough. I think that there is a top-class group of players here at United and even at 10 men they kept coming at us. We looked more confused when they were at 10 men rather than 11.

"The best form of defence is attack and we want to be brave. We can't do that in a way that becomes naive. We needed a bit of luck. They missed a couple of chances and our goalkeeper was fantastic.

"Tom has that inner belief that he will keep the ball out of the net and he has a great group of players in front of him and that is a great thing for a goalkeeper.

"I think that our players have more quality than they showed today, but I will take the fight, shape and belief that they showed every day of the week."

Have a look at the stats below from the Watford game. Anything strange about them?

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Yes, that's right, a 1-0 win without a shot on target. An own goal did the trick but my word, they need some serious work on their shooting.

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Rui Faria: "I think we need to congratulate the boys, it was a fantastic performance. With 11 men we dominated the game, created opportunities, but did not score. 

"Even with 10 men we controlled the game. Our players were fantastic with their belief, attitude and fight."

On Jose Mourinho being sent to the stands: "I don't know what happened. It is not important what Jose said, what is important is what the referee writes in his report. 

"I think the referee did fantastic work. I won't say more than this.

"The people in the stadium could feel that the players gave everything. We fought until the last second. We have to keep working and things will happen. 

"Sometimes you create only a few chances and score them all, others you create lots and don't score any. This is football."