Any signs of a Swansea surprise? It's now or never. Three minutes of stoppage time.

And still City go. They are absolute relentless. David Silva pops up in front of Ben Foster all on his lonesome, looking almost surprised to be there without an Albion shirt beside him. The Spaniard turns and shoots, only to be stopped by the legs of the quick-thinking home keeper.

Fisticuffs!

Well, shove-and-bluff at the very least.

The spark-point is a coming together between Watford's Abdoulaye Doucoure and Stoke's Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting down by the hoardings.

Richarlison is quickly across to pour petrol on the flames.

Referee Michael Oliver has managed to keep a lid on it and all the players on the pitch.

Three minutes to go...

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Here's the chance for Manchester City to seal it... but an off-balance Kevin de Bruyne curls into the side-netting with only Ben Foster to beat.

The away side cut through the home defence easier than a sharp knife through melting Camembert.

Watford are never dead until they are back in the dressing room.

They have become specialists in the late heist and they will have to do it in dramatic style once again.

Andre Gray heads narrowly wide from Abdoulaye Doucoure's cross.

Gabriel Jesus's number is up... but still Sergio Aguero does not get the chance to become Manchester City's outright all-time record scorer. Instead Pep sends on Ilkay Gundogan as City appear to go to a 3-3-4-0 formation.

Another good stop from Joe Hart as the West Ham goalkeeper goes full length to push away Yohan Cabaye's dipping free-kick.

This is Custer's Last Stand-stuff from the Hammers.

Wilfried Zaha warms the palms of Joe Hart in the West Ham goal with a rising effort that was heading for the top corner...

All or nothing for Paul Clement. The Swansea manager brings on attacking pair Luciano Narsingh and Nathan Dyer in a double change, with defender Mike van der Hoorn and Jordan Ayew going off.

The bad news for the Swans is that Olvier 'Super Sub' Giroud is also on for Arsenal...

Watford are building up a head of steam.

Ryan Shawcross does well to get out to Abdoulaye Doucoure, diving in to get a crucial deflection as the Watford midfielder blasted in an effort from the edge of the box.

Ten to go.

Hang on, Swansea aren't goosed yet. Tammy Abraham spins on Sam Clucas' cross from the left, his shot deflected wide. Chance for the visitors from a set-piece... wait, referee Lee Mason gives a goal-kick.

Ten minutes for the Swans to find a leveller.

West Ham have 15 minutes left to hang on.

They will have to do so without Jose Fonte though.

The centre-back has limped to the sidelines with 18-year-old Declan Rice into the defence in his place.

Tony Pulis and Gary Megson are doing some jaw-aching gum chewing on the touchline as they plot Albion's next move. If only they could bring Sergio Aguero on...

Albion are starting open up now - and you fear for them. City have now bagged 35 goals in their opening 10 Premier League games, but this lot are insatiable when it comes to scoring.

Leroy Sane wastes a chance for a fourth when he shins a cross to an Albion defender with Raheem Sterling waiting to convert, seconds before Ben Foster races off his line to beat Gabriel Jesus to another defence-splitting pass.

Huddersfield register their first effort at goal with 18 minutes to go.

Tom Ince - formerly on the books at Liverpool - sends a free-kick curling over the top with Simon Mignolet waving it on its way.

Crystal Palace are knocking louder and louder on the West Ham backdoor.

Bakary Sako has come on in place of Joel Ward to help the attacking effort.

Totally different mood inside the Emirates now. Arsenal are confidently pinging the ball around now, finding the space they couldn't find earlier. Swansea look as deflated as a helium balloon the morning after a big birthday bash.

Hector Bellerin clips the top of the Swans bar as Arsenal look to close off a 10th straight home win.

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter at Selhurst Park

If the stories that Slaven Bilic had two games this week to save his job were true, well, as we stand he's in a pretty good place.

Where do Palace go from here? This will be a very damaging defeat.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

It's corner after corner for Liverpool. They are chasing more goals and they look like a completely different team in this second half.

They are in the mood.