Palace score first goals of league season to beat Chelsea 2-1
Unbeaten leaders Man City thrash Stoke 7-2 - Jesus scores twice
Eriksen scores v Bournemouth as Spurs earn first Wembley league win
Wood rescues point for Burnley against 10-man West Ham
Swansea beat Huddersfield 2-0 - Abraham double
Liverpool and Man Utd in goalless draw earlier
Tottenham 1-0 Bournemouth
Spurs really should be two up but you have to say that's poor finishing from Harry Kane. He's in on goal, Asmir Begovic spreads himself to claw out his effort, Dele Alli squares it back to Kane, again he should score but again Begovic saves!
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Leroy Sane
Make that six... Leroy Sane cracks in at the far post, through the legs of Stoke keeper Jack Butland.
And guess who the celebrating home players run over to? Kevin de Bruyne. ANOTHER assist for the Belgian from another inch-perfect low cross from the right.
He's more accurate than a top-of-the-range sat nav.
Image source, ReutersCrystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
Wilfried Zaha is enjoying himself. A lot. He dances past two men in a tight space on the edge of the area and puts in a low ball which should be gobbled up by a striker - but there's nobody there!
Fernandinho
Whooosh! Pick this out. Fernandinho smashes in a worldie from 30 yards as Manchester City score five goals at the Etihad for the third successive Premier League match.
In off the bar again for added effect.
Image source, ReutersMan City 4-2 Stoke
Sue Smith
Former England forward on Final Score
Absolutely unbelievable from Kevin de Bruyne - he has run the show today.
It's a quick counter attack and he finds himself out wide. The ball he puts in give the Stoke defence no chance. It's a nice finish from Jesus, but when you see De Bruyne with the ball in that position you just know you have to make the run because his delivery is quality.
Tottenham 1-0 Bournemouth
Harry Kane has the ball in the net! But the sheepish fashion with which he does head in suggests that he knows that he's a yard offside. No goal.
Image source, AFPCrystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
Steady on Anon! Chelsea have been poor in this second half though.
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Finally Pochettino showing some real tactical nous and making correct changes to formations and style of play. We talk about the players getting better and better. What about the manager?
Sabian
Conte out. Bring back Hiddink.
Anonymous
Gabriel Jesus
Game over? Definitely maybe. We thought it was over at 3-0...
Manchester City restore their two-goal advantage and, again, Kevin de Bruyne is the architect. The Belgian breezes a bright ball into the Stoke box from the right, allowing Gabriel Jesus to slam into the roof of the net.
Image source, ReutersTottenham 1-0 Bournemouth
There's more space opening up now after that Christian Eriksen goal but Spurs can't put the game to bed. Son and Dele Alli link up smartly on the left of the area but Alli's cross is flicked away.
Man City 3-2 Stoke
Devastating blow for 18-year-old Tom Edwards as his Premier League debut comes to a painful end. The Stoke right-back has impressed for the otters, but has to be carried off on a stretcher with his leg in a brace following a crunching - but completely fair - tackle by Fabian Delph.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger at Selhurst Park for 5 live Sport
A great hit from distance by Fabregas, rattling the crossbar. I'm not convinced Speroni would have got there had it been on target.
But Chelsea remain pedestrian and I wouldn't be surprised if Conte makes a change soon...
Crystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
Sue Smith
Former England forward on Final Score
This Crystal Palace performance has surprised us all, I think. They've actually taken the game to Chelsea which no one expected.
Crystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
What a strike! As clean as it gets from Cesc Fabregas, crashing a 20-yard shot against the crossbar and it bounces away. Unlucky.
Tottenham 1-0 Bournemouth
Tottenham Hotspur
You don't shoot, you don't score..
Christian Eriksen has been getting plenty of joy down the right but hasn't been getting his shots off, until now...
His first one has given Spurs the lead at Wembley.
Image source, OptaTammy Abraham
Huddersfield brought on playmaker Aaron Mooy at the break - now they need him more than ever.
Swansea open up the away side down the right as Luciano Narsingh goes through on goal, clipping over the keeper as Abraham arrives to bundle in.
Long way back for Town.
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Re: 15:55 - What's Marlo on? Harry Kane's quality - and I'm an Arsenal fan! One dodgy half doesn't overwrite three excellent seasons.
Sean, London
Typical Chelsea. Getting complacent and end up being the first team palace score against this season. Time for Conte to prove his worth.
Sam
Crystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
Yohan Cabaye lets loose from distance but that's easy for Thibaut Courtois. Palace pushing for a third.
Kyle Walker (OG)
Well, well, well... Who saw this coming? Stoke gave themselves hope through Mame Biram Diouf just before half-time, now he helps them get firmly back in the game.
A cross from teenager Tom Edwards is flicked goalwards by Diouf and, like his first, takes a diversion off a City player. This time it is Kyle Walker who is the unfortunate man.
Image source, ReutersMan City 3-1 Stoke
Double trouble for Manchester City? Stoke bring on Bruno Martins Indi and Ibrahim Afellay. Maybe that can spark a revival..