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Southampton striker Charlie Austin, speaking to Sky Sports: "Going in at half-time 1-0 down we were not good enough in the first half, but we stepped up in the second and looked like we were going to nick it. Instead it's a point away from home going into a big December."

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Hamza Darby: I think Bournemouth were pushed back. I don't think many teams sit back against equal opposition unless their manager is Tony Pulis.

It's all getting very exciting in the FA Cup. Blackburn were 3-0 up against Crewe but are now down to NINE men and only lead 3-2 with about 20 minutes left!

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Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Etihad Stadium

Alan Green and Robbie Savage in position at the Etihad. Kompany and Fernandinho on the bench with both players one yellow card away from missing next week’s Manchester derby.

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Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea & Leicester keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

Nathan Ake could have been the hero at the end. He just got up a little too soon and got to much underneath it. Both teams were wasteful, Forster made some good saves in the first half an Begovic was busy. It's a point a piece and a fair result.

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Only Watford and West Brom (10 each) have dropped more points from leading positions than Bournemouth (8 - same as Newcastle).

Free header!

Nathan Ake jumps too early but he's free to meet Jordon Ibe's corner and he heads over the bar!

Last touch.

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Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea & Leicester keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

You do see it on the odd occasion, it was a bit of butterfingers. Goalkeeper-esque

Wahaayyyy! Ryan Bertrand takes a throw and the ball comes clean out of his hands and into the crowd. Everyone enjoys that.

Callum Wilson has a shot blocked by Welsey Hoedt as the Cherries have one last push of their own.

Southampton doing all of the pressing as we tick towards full-time. They have bossed the second half but both sides will look back on missed chances if it stays at 1-1.

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There hasn’t been a draw in the last eight league clashes between these two sides at the Vitality Stadium, with both sides sharing four wins apiece.

Saints are going for a fifth win as on comes Manolo Gabbiadini for the last few minutes.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea & Leicester keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

It's a great delivery from Bertrand and Austin has out jumped two defenders and all day long you would expect him to hit the back of the net.

Ah that should be 2-1 Southampton!

Ryan Bertrand puts in a superb first-time cross, the type which sunk Everton last week, but this time Charlie Austin's header is just too high and the ball flies into the crowd behind the goal. Big, big chance for a winner.

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He got hold of that! Nathan Redmond has made a big difference since coming on for Southampton and he whistles a shot wide from all of 22 yards out.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea & Leicester keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

A big question mark as to whether or not Callum Wilson would have been onside or not - I'm not really sure

Chance! Was he onside?!

Joshua King swivels inside the area and gets a shot away, Fraser Forster makes the save but can only push it out to Callum Wilson. It comes at him fast, it hits Wilson on the shins and bounces away. He couldn't react but that was a real chance...

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Vincent Kompany is rested as City make four changes. In come Eli Mangala, Danilo, David Silva and Leroy Sane.

West Ham manager David Moyes leaves flair on the bench as he drops both Marko Arnautovic and Andre Ayew. Pick your formation out of those ii names...

City XI: Ederson: Walker, Mangala, Otamendi, Delph; Danilo, Silva, De Bruyne' Sane, Aguero, Sterling

West Ham XI: Adrian; Zabaleta, Rice, Ogbonna, Cresswell; Antonio, Obiang, Kouyate, Fernandes, Masuaka; Lanzini