Into the final minute. Looks like this one is going to end all square unless someone can conjure something late on.

At least Palace have found their shooting boots. Six goals in their last three home games.

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Swansea are down to 19th place in the table, it's been a grim afternoon as Ashley Barnes is close to being played in for a third for the Clarets on the counter.

Sam Kelly: I don't care about the relegation risk. It's time for pulis to go!

Rich Rushton: Pulis is absolutely tactically inept at the moment... 6 defense minded specialists in the centre of the park and our most attack minded player being held back at right back... Madness.!!! This dinosaur has got to become extinct now.

James Willis: Final Score #bbcfootball, external predicting the end for Pulis @westbrom, external Seems harsh @ChelseaFC, external outstanding by all accounts.

Chance! West Brom's best of the game as substitute James McClean fires just wide with only the keeper to beat.

Should have done better, but would only have been a consolation anyway.

Manchester City will be nine points clear of Chelsea at the top of the table if they stay on track for a win here. As I mentioned earlier, Leicester have played pretty well I reckon. They could have been level when Harry Maguire hit the post, but equally they could have been four or five down.

James Tarkowski has the ball in the net for a third time for Burnley, he heads against the bar and gets there first, turning in the loose ball. But he was offside.

So nearly four from Roberto Firmino, who has been excellent up front today. He runs on strongly and shoots from 25 yards, left-footed - but it's just wide!

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Should have been a third for Crystal Palace and a goalscoring return for Christian Benteke.

He's got a clear sight of goal but doesn't connect well with the ball and his effort bounces tamely wide.

Rusty.

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Huddersfield are plugging away but in truth their desire was sapped away by that third for Bournemouth. The Cherries' resurgence is set to continue.

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West Brom's players look like they want this game to end as Chelsea press for a fifth, Marcos Alonso forcing a corner. Still 10 minutes to go, lads.

Final change for the visitors as Willian comes on for N'Golo Kante.

David Pleat
Former Leicester boss at King Power Stadium for 5 live Sport

I don't know if anyone's going to catch them. They have so much depth in the squad, they can cover in any position and I've not seen a team like this in a very long time. I think this run will continue and it's very enjoyable to watch. They look unstoppable.

Postpublished at 16:38 Greenwich Mean Time 18 November 2017

16:38 GMT 18 November 2017

Burnley 2-0 Swansea

Some of the Swansea fans are calling for Paul Clement's head now. They have improved since half time but now have a problem with Tammy Abraham going down injured. He had a back problem earlier on, at one point asking Leroy Fer to help him stretch it out. And I presume this is related. But he's going on a stretcher which is not a good sign.

A boost for Crystal Palace as Christian Benteke returns from injury to make his first appearance on the pitch since the end of September. The striker replaces James McArthur.

Everton also make a change as Sandro Ramirez replaces Aaron Lennon.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

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I don't think Tony Pulis can survive this. Partly that's down to the brand of football - we are coming towards the end of his time at The Hawthorns.

This sort of poor West Brom performance is game after game. The Baggies need a shot of creativity right through the club. Are the players being asked to play football by the management?

This has been a long time coming, and this result and performance today is really going to test the resolve of the owner.

Burnley make more blocks than any other side and there's two more for the locker. Matt Lowton wants offside as Wilfried Bony is played through on goal but he recovers to black his shot, and then while on the floor he makes another block! Brilliant stuff.

Crystal Palace continue to dominate, Ruben Loftous-Cheek trying to find a way through the Everton defence but the Toffees stand resolute. A touch under 20 minutes remaining.

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I'm not sure I've ever seen a team have as many touches in the opposition penalty area as this Manchester City team. They thread one-twos around at will as the away end give it the 'ole' treatment. David Silva is almost in on goal but Kasper Schmeichel deals with it well.

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Paul Pogba returns to the Manchester United line-up for the first time since September and long-term absentees Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Marcos Rojo are on the bench.

Four changes in all to the side that lost at Chelsea last time out. Victor Lindelof replaces Eric Bailly who is injured and in come Juan Mata and Anthony Martial too. Phil Jones, Ander Herrera and Henrikh Mkhitaryan drop out.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Valencia, Lindelof, Smalling, Young, Pogba, Matic, Rashford, Mata, Martial, Lukaku.

Newcastle make two changes after losing against Bournemouth before the international break.

In come Ciaran Clark and Jacob Murphy, out go Jamaal Lascelles and Christian Atsu.

Newcastle XI: Elliot, Yedlin, Clark, Lejeune, Manquillo, Ritchie, Hayden, Shelvey, Murphy, Gayle, Joselu.