Bishop: I thought Roy Hogdson was hired to rescue Palace's sinking ship? but instead he is taking them deep more inside ocean

Adesanya: The Saints have bested United in this second half so far, if it continues, then it's only a matter of time before they score

Aron Moore: Everton No width, no pace, no creativity. Completely toothless in every area. Tick tock tick tock

Rajiv van la Parra has looked lively since coming on and he breaks into the area before falling to the floor under a challenge. Huddersfield fans want a penalty, but it was a dive. Yellow card for the winger.

Better!

Andrew Surman clears Dominic Calvert-Lewin's effort off the line to protect Bournemouth's slender advantage. That's as close as Everton have gone for some time.

Darren Fletcher! Should be a free header from six yards out, but he gets nothing on it. In the end it dribbles wide. Remember, Fletcher gave the ball away for Stoke's second.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on 5 live Sport

Manchester United are absolutely on the ropes now. Southampton are utterly dominant and they are getting lots and lots of little half chances now.

If it carries on like this, at least one of them will go in.

Off the line! Southampton get closer to an equaliser. Corner from the Saints right, Oriel Romeu's header looks to have David de Gea beaten, but Marouane Fellaini is in the right place at the right time. United will do well to hold on here.

There's not much sign of a fight back by Everton here. They are on course for a fourth consecutive Premier League game without scoring and you can sense the frustration in the stands now.

The Toffees have 20 minutes to avoid a fourth league defeat in a row.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

The Manchester City fans are singing again, unsurprisingly. Some Palace fans might take them up on their offer too... it has now been 600 minutes since their team last scored in the Premier League, on 14 May.

In that time, City have scored 27 league goals (in one game more, admittedly) and Sergio Aguero has scored seven of them. A reminder he is yet to find the net today...

Postpublished at 16:23 British Summer Time 23 September 2017

16:23 BST 23 September 2017

Stoke City 0-2 Chelsea

Thibaut Courtois is in a bad way here. The Chelsea keeper comes for a corner, gets tangled up with Peter Crouch and Gary Cahill, crashes down from a great height and lands on his head. He's prone on the turf, arms outstretched. Worrying until he finally moves. He's going to carry on, but looks groggy.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on BBC Final Score

It's interesting bringing Sterling and Sane in today. They're both so good at adapting and that's been proven by their efforts on the scoresheet. After being substituted now, he's had another great day.

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There'll be no hat-trick for Raheem Sterling as Pep Guardiola decides to give him a breather.

On comes Bernardo Silva for the closing stages.

Meanwhile, it remains goalless at Turf Moor but Burnley are ramping things up a bit now as Scott Arfield is muscled off the ball by Mathias Jorgensen just as he was about to shoot.

Huddersfield boss David Wagner brings on pacy forward Rajiv van la Parra for Abdelhamid Sabiri to try and get things going for his side.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on 5 live Sport

Manchester United are losing control of this game now. Southampton have had three or four opportunities to get back into it.

The manager has had a few words with Southampton and the attitude has changed. Jose Mourinho will not let that happen.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live

I love it when a plan comes together, thinks Swansea boss Paul Clement. Within 10 minutes of his double substitution Swansea are level through Tammy Abraham and the Liberty Stadium is suddenly rocking.

The fans were getting at the players during the first-half but they can see their manager has recognised the problem, acted quickly and that the effort levels have gone up considerably.

Southampton are firmly on the front foot and Manchester United are wobbling. A clash between Shane Long and Phil Jones has the Saints frontman going to ground and wanting a decision - nothing doing. Then a cross flashes past the face of the United goal. Jose Mourinho is twitching.

Image source, Reuters

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

That's what the Manchester City fans are singing, and it is factually correct - City are now above their neighbours on goal difference, rather than relying on alphabetical priority as they were before kick-off, and when City and United were both leading 1-0 today.

Some home fans who were slow to return to their seats after their half-time pies and pints will have missed their side's second goal, but one City supporter near me sprinted down the steps quicker than Leroy Sane managed to get down the wing in order to get a decent vantage point.

He was still celebrating the goal - and singing the above song - as he sat down. Nice work.

Image source, AFP

This is interesting. Marcos Alonso looked to be losing his cool - he'd had some argy-bargy with Mama Biram Diouf - and has had to be replaced. Gary Cahill comes on. Alonso didn't last an hour.

Phil Broeders: If Everton lose against Bournemouth then Koeman has got to go. Spending £140m and losing 5 out of 6 is just unacceptable.

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Wayne Rooney's work is done for the day as Ronald Koeman decides it is time for a change. Davy Klaassen also goes off as Tom Davies and Oumar Niasse enter the fray.

Niasse, so long an Everton outcast, has the chance to be a hero for the Toffees if he can grab a second goal in a week following his strike in the Carabao Cup against Sunderland in midweek.