Adama Traore skins two men down the right and cuts in a decent cross, Viktor Fischer is almost there but can't gather it in and Adam Forshaw ends up smashing in a shot which is blocked by the enterprising Adam Lallana. Good pressure from the Boro though. 

It's been a promising 20 minutes for Swansea, as this graphic illustrates. They've dominated possession, but have only managed one shot on target so far. West Brom have been losing the ball far too easily. 

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Pep Guardiola has not only brought a unique style of football to the Premier League, he has also snubbed convention in his touchline attire.

Against Celtic last week, that meant a pretty striking pair of trainers.

No sign of them tonight. Just a rather sober pair of brown shoes.

He isn't really just trying to blend in is he?

Eric Bailly is back on (again) for Manchester United and bursts into the box. He looks up, tries to pull it back for Wayne Rooney but Yohan Cabaye intercepts and clears.

He can have few complaints - Stoke winger Marko Arnautovic is off for a rash, high challenge on Sofiane Boufal. 

Manchester City forward Nolito has a shot saved by Heurelho Gomes. And from the corner he shanks a 20-yard effort miles wide.

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Ap Sam: Zlatan or Rooney need to decide who drops back and who goes in the box. No one in 6 yard box for any sort of poaching.

Jeremiah Kariuki: Same script for Man United. Too much of all possession. No goals or shots on target to show off!

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Liverpool will move level with Arsenal in the table with a win tonight but they aren't having things all their own way, Middlesbrough holding their own but lacking much bite in the final third. Dejan Lovren makes a strong block when they do pull the trigger. 

West Ham have maybe their best chance yet as Pedro Obiang hits the outside of the woodwork from about 20 yards out. Burnley are hanging on a bit.

Southampton are bossing the ball now, Ryan Bertrand has peppered the Stoke area with a few good crosses from the left but there's no Charlie Austin in there to profit.

Austin is out for three or four months with injury of course. Some January shopping to come? 

Manchester United defender Eric Bailly goes down again holding his left knee (not the one he injured a few weeks ago) after being caught late by Lee Chung-yong.

England's number one to come? Pedro is flagged offside as he collects a pass from Diego Costa but Jordan Pickford's save deserves an audience regardless. Pickford throws out his right hand and somehow turns it away from about five yards out! Sensational. 

Manchester City are having plenty of possession but Watford are well organised like a swarm of Hornets that the hosts cannot getting through.

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Hull are bottom of the table as it stands and they have offered little so far. Lift it!

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 live

This is a surreal game with a surreal atmosphere. Palace haven't ventured from their half at all.

We are just waiting for the game to open up and for them to show some intent.

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West Ham dominating the stats with 72% possession. Michail Antonio has just had their sixth shot, but it's held by Tom Heaton. The Clarets are just willing away the last hour at the London Stadium.

Good response from the hosts as Viktor Fischer smashes in a shot on the run and forces Simon Mignolet into save at his near post. A test for the recalled keeper and one he passes. Strong wrists. 

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Selhurst Park

Manchester United are dominating possession at Selhurst Park but all fairly dull so far.

They had one early scare when Eric Bailly went down clutching his knee but he is up and running again now and manager Jose Mourinho will be hoping that moment of trouble is behind him.

So Crystal Palace only had 14 touches of the ball in the opening 13 minutes of the first half, according to Opta.

*Embarrassed emoji*