Middlesbrough scorer Marten de Roon on his side's dramatic draw: "It is crazy. The first half we hardly touched the ball, but we were better second half and showed some good things. 

"We had some small chances and then at the end - I don't know what I was thinking - I just ran into the box. It was incredible. 

"We fought hard and it is an amazing point."

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Newcastle have consolidated their place at the top of the Championship table with a 2-1 win over Cardiff while Reading thumped Wigan 3-0 as new Latics boss Warren Joyce suffered defeat in his first game. Ronaldo Vieira's late winner gave Leeds a dramatic 3-2 win over Norwich at Carrow Road. 

Aston Villa's resurgence under Steve Bruce continues after they beat Blackburn 2-1 while Luke Chambers struck late on for Ipswich to give them victory by the same scoreline at Sheffield Wednesday. 

Huddersfield were held to a 1-1 draw by Birmingham, Burton drew 0-0 with Barnsley, QPR equalised five minutes from time to draw 1-1 at Nottingham Forest and Preston won 3-1 at bottom side Rotherham.

Ashley Barnes, who scored Burnley's winner: "I think we controlled the first half, but unfortunately they came out and changed formation. They got the two goals to equalise but luckily enough I came off the bench and do what I do which is score goals. 

"The whole back five were brilliant and lucky enough we have the three points. We look to the next game after the international break now."

West Ham's goal is now being credited as a Glenn Whelan own goal. The Ireland midfielder got a touch on to Michail Antonio's header that took the ball past Lee Grant.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger, BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

Boro worked hard and you get your rewards. For all of their possession, City looked sluggish in the second half.

They dominated the game but seemed to run out of legs in the second half.

Boro carved out one glorious chance towards the end of the game and it's a fantastic header from Marten de Roon.

Seth Gogo Egoeh: Pep Guardiola, welcome to the Premier League! Enjoyable!

David Ekeleme: Wow Boro's equalizer well deserved!!

Henry Oputa: ...and every Arsenal fan celebrated.

Mat VP: Does this mean the media will stop lauding City's win over Barca as the new dawn of greatness? Different league. Literally.

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All over, a draw probably a fair result. Stoke's unbeaten run continues, while West Ham inch away from the relegation zone, at least for the time being. Not a classic, you'll have forgotten it by the end of Match of the Day. 

Well, well, well. Manchester City's fans are long gone as their shell-shocked players trudge off. Kevin de Bruyne looks Hank and Marv have just turned up at his house...

The away end is packed - they're leaving not yet. Party time for the Boro boys and girls.

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Burnley players and fans are celebrating like they have just secured Premier League survival. And why not after that humdinger! Sean Dyche is as calm as ever. The Clarets are up to ninth in the Premier League table.

Andros Townsend cracks the Burnley bar! Huge cheers from the home fans as the Palace man is denied by the woodwork. More drama than an episode of Eastenders...

Sunderland have won! Sunderland have won! Repeat. Sunderland have won! From a pretty shambolic beginning, the 10 men have somehow earned their first victory of the season. The galling part is they are still five points from safety but, you know, baby steps.

Manchester City can't put this one to bed. Kevin de Bruyne clubs a loose ball high and wide from 20 yards after Boro keeper Victor Valdes and defender George Friend get into an almighty muddle.

Can Boro punish them?

Adrian had a shocker for Stoke's equaliser, needlessly coming off his line, but he has to be at his best here, getting down low to beat away a Charlie Adam free-kick. Good finish, this.

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Sometimes even a Black Cat needs a little luck. Pinball in the Sunderland box, the ball eventually trickling past the post of a helpless Jordan Pickford. That could be all she wrote...

Alan Pardew said his Palace side had to win today - no excuses. They are doing most of the running as Burnley look a tad nervous.

Andros Townsend appeals for a handball on the edge of the home area. Not for me.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger, BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

City have lacked ideas in the second half. Don't get me wrong, they've been in control and knocked it around, but not with the tempo you'd expect of a Pep Guardiola side, it's been very slow.

Got to score! Mark down the moment - Sergio Aguero misses a sitter. The City scorer is picked out in acres of space by Jesus Navas's cutback, only to balloon the ball into Row H from 15 yards.

Pep Guardiola flings his arms into the air like a kid who has just been told he can't have any more sweets.

Are Bournemouth paying the price for being too wasteful in the box? Five of their eight attempts inside the area have gone wide. They've got shots from distance on target, but they've been too week to trouble the keeper.

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...Sunderland, meanwhile, have had three shots on goal and scored twice.

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