Will this prove costly?

Ryan Bertrand is pulled up by referee Mark Clattenburg for a foul throw on the halfway line.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

You can't mark movement.

You can't. Mark. Movement.

Yaya Toure is constantly moving as the ball comes in, the defenders freeze and watch the ball and Yaya nips in.

All the players are pleased to have him back. You can see that. 

Into the last five...

David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss on 5 live Sport

Liverpool are banging on the door but they can't open it. Forster makes a great save, the second he has made in this game, but Liverpool are pushing all the time.

14 shots from Liverpool today, only two on target. Jurgen Klopp will be getting the players in at Melwood at 8am tomorrow for shooting practice.

Another chance for Liverpool, another cracking save.

Phillipe Coutinho cracks a drive from outside the box which falls invitingly into the path of Roberto Firmino on the edge.

The Brazilian takes a touch and curls one towards the top corner, but once again cannot find a way past the giant figure of Fraser Forster, who dives to his left to push the ball to safety.

Eight minutes to go at Goodison. The home side are seeing a lot of the ball but are struggling to make any inroads. Swansea have meant business all afternoon. 

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10 minutes remaining at St Mary's.

Who can find the winner?

Leicester are screaming for a penalty as Wes Morgan's effort inside the box is blocked by Younes Kaboul, arms raised. It was struck at the Hornets defender from point-blank range. Difficult to see what he could have done to get out of the way. The referee waves away all the Foxes protests.

Will we see Steven Gerrard at the MK Dons helm next week?

That really would be something.

Today the Dons are drawing 0-0 at Bristol Rovers with 20 minutes to go.

Oxford and Rochdale are the big winners as it stands - they lead Coventry and Swindon 4-0 respectively. 

Just not going in for Liverpool today.

Daniel Sturridge drags Nathan Redmond this way and that before chipping a ball to the back post for the oncoming Nathaniel Clyne, whose header drifts inches wide of the post.

Truth be told, he should have buried it.

Here he is.

The call has been given for Daniel Sturridge, who enters the play in place of Emre Can.

13 minutes for the England international to find a winner.

One young girl in the home crowd at Goodison does her best to stifle a big yawn. A damning indictment of Everton's efforts so far.

Jordan Pickford, a future England regular for sure.

The youngster dives full stretch high to his right to push away Robert Snodgrass's overhead kick.

Brilliant save.

Another good chance for City. A low corner reaches Aleksandar Kolarov in the box but his poked effort is straight at Wayne Hennessey, who keeps the ball out.

Graham Megennis: Even Alanis Morissette didn't consider a floodlight failure at the Stadium of Light.

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Unconventional but nearly very effective. Raheem Sterling goes close with an effort of his chest. Kevin de Bruyne's cross beats the Palace man at the near post and reaches Sterling but the forward flashes his effort past the upright with his upper torso.

Big man for little man.

Mark Hughes has sent on Peter Crouch for Wilfried Bony as the Potters look to get back in the game. Can he make the difference?