Swansea City

Swansea boss Bob Bradley on Sky Sports: "It's good work. We're proud of it. The response this week has been excellent. We've talked about how we need to be good at the Liberty. There's continued work.

"The clean sheet was essential. We've conceded too many goals. The focus throughout was quite good."

4-4-2, two out-and-out wingers. Leicester aren't going to change their style for anyone. 

Manager Claudio Ranieri sticks with the same Leicester side that lost to Sunderland last time out, which means Islam Slimani partners Jamie Vardy up front. Still no Kasper Schmeichel.

Leicester XI: Zieler, Simpson, Morgan, Huth, Fuchs, Mahrez, King, Amartey, Albrighton, Slimani, Vardy.

Pep Guardiola has to make enforced changes for Manchester City after last week's shameful scenes at Chelsea which saw Sergio Aguero and Fernandino sent off, so Fernando and Kelechi Iheanacho come in. Full-backs Pablo Zabaleta and Bakary Sagna replace Nicolas Otamendi and Leroy Sane, which means a change in the system.

City XI: Bravo, Sagna, Zabaleta, Kolarov, Stones, Fernando, Gundogan, Navas, De Bruyne, Silva, Iheanacho

Speaking of which, here's the team news...

So, if maths has told us anything today, it's that there will be exactly 4.6 goals in the Leicester v Manchester City game.

It's guaranteed.

Follow build-up to that match with Shamoon Hafez right here.

Arsenal

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Arsenal forward Theo Walcott: "It’s a good three points, really important. I think when you put on an Arsenal shirt on you should be breeding confidence.

“It is the best team I have ever been involved in, the fans are part of that, we want to do well for them and well for each other. That comes down to hard work and you get rewarded for it in the end.

“Everything about this club is in a good place at the moment.”

Too right, Steve. Too right.

Tune in at 22:30 GMT on BBC One.

Defensively the Premier League is a shambles - I totally agree, but that is what makes it interesting isn't it?

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain at the Emirates for BBC Radio 5 live

Arsenal were never comfortable until the third goal, but even then they still had a few scares. Defensive coaches in Premier League must be having nightmares. Goals have been flying in everywhere. Defensively the Premier League is a shambles, but it is great entertainment. There has been too much slackness but you have to say the attacking has been very good.

Watford

Watford midfielder Valon Behrami explains to BBC 5 live why he was sick on the touchline before the start of the second half....

"I got the flu and was on antibiotics. I drank something during half-time and I threw up because I felt very bad. After I came back out I felt much better."

Where to start?

That's 23 goals (TWENTY-THREE) across five games of football. That's 4.6 per game.

Are you not entertained?

Ash Jung: There's been 23 goals today in the premier league and it's not even 5pm, madness  

Nick Hughes: This season a freak year for Leicester? Last season was. Relegation scrap, champions and relegation scrap again  

Ijaz: Every home team has scored three goals so far. I hope Leicester does as well!   

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on 5 live

Leicester could definitely get dragged into it at the bottom. I don't think they will go down but they could well be worried. Once you are down there and the pressure starts to heighten, everyone will be all over it.

They will be thinking 'we could have history again - from champions to relegated.' 

This page here is the place to stay for all of the reaction to today's full-times. We shall have the best of the late game too.

An excellently entertaining game. Ding-dong if you will. 

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An absolute heart-thumper of a game that - particularly the last 20 minutes.

Lovely stuff.

Arsenal are top of the Premier League on goals scored.

That's a whopper of a result for Bob Bradley and Swansea - with extra special sauce.

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Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain at the Emirates for BBC Radio 5 live

Marko Arnautovic has had a frustrating afternoon. He has had one or two opportunites but had to watch Arsenal score three really good goals.

Heads are going down among the Stoke players, but if they get a goal back now it might be an interesting last couple of minutes.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on Final Score

That is such poor marking at such a late stage as well from Hull. They allow Wilfried Zaha so much space and it is an easy cross for him. Poor marking all round from Hull's point of view.