Swansea City

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Swansea manager Paul Clement to Match of the Day: "At times it was horrible to be on the sideline watching that, seeing my side trying but suffering for long periods. They're not the games that will decide our season but it was hard to watch at times because they were so dominant. For me, one of the best sides I've ever come across. So many good athletes, so many intelligent footballers and it's really hard to pin them down. We actually had some attempts on their goal so I'm disapointed we didn't get on the score sheet but they were a far superior side to us. We've got to put it aside that game. We've got Everton away (next) and we've got to try and pick something up there."

(will the club spend in January) "If we're going to sustain Premier League status that's a must."

Manchester City

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to Match of the Day: "Considering we have a lot of games in our legs, a demanding game at Old Trafford three days ago, we were solid, we were serious and we made a good performance. You suffer and enjoy, like a manager you see many things. When the team play good we are happy. Our feeling - we understand what we want to do. We play good inside, outside. I'm so happy for David (Silva), we cannot disguise his quality but in the past he didn't score too much goals. He's sharp, he's in an amazing condition."

Could complacency kick in? "That is not going to happen. We are so demanding for our players. We can lose, we can drop points but complacency, never happened in the past, the present or the future. Winning 15 games in a row gives us a lot of confidence. If people are happy watching us that is the best gift."

And that's job done for Manchester United. It wasn't pretty, but the points are in the bag.

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Charlie Daniels touches on the free-kick for Ryan Fraser, who drives it through the defence but David de Gea is right behind it.

A real chance for Bournemouth. They have a free-kick right on the edge of the area.

Last opportunity of the match...

Mesut Ozil's free-kick comes to nothing and it's the final kick of the game.

West Ham earn a decent point against their London rivals.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC 5 live

How on earth has that stayed out? Unbelievable, it hits the underside of the bar, but the spin takes it out. What was Koscielny thinking with a ball across his own box? And there’s a touch from Cech on to his own bar.

Some bloomin' awful defending sends Arsenal into chaos!

After the ball pings around the box, West Ham captain Mark Noble finds Javier Hernandez, who smashes his shot off the top of the bar and it spins out and drops just the wrong side of the goal line.

David Moyes thought it had gone over and went to celebrate. Doh!

Ben Foster does well to react quickly to a deflected Philippe Coutinho's shot as Liverpool keep up the pressure.

West Brom hanging on here.

Into three minutes of stoppage time.

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West Ham have just earned their first corner in the 88th minute! What a world.

It's whipped in and Petr Cech punches it away with ease.

Corner number nine for Bournemouth. Can they make this one count? No as Ashley Young clears at the near post.

The Cherries pick up the ball and come forward again...

Bournemouth win a corner - their eighth of the game - after a positive charge forward by Lewis Cook but Nathan Ake heads over. David de Gea then denies Jermain Defoe as the visitors come forward again.

Manchester United under a bit of pressure here with five minutes remaining.

So close for Harry Kane, who hits the bar with a free-kick from 20 yards out.

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Taylor: If Utd were playing this style of football under anyone else, folk would be calling for the managers head. It's only reputation that's keeping critics at bay for Mourinho

Mike Sizzy: Lukaku if you ever read this, you are surely a waste of money, you are supposed to be playing for teams like Wigan and Bolton not Manchester United

Bek: Dear Mr.Wenger either get rid of half of the Arsenal squad or resign

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC 5 live

Arsenal have no width, they are only going through the D of the area and it makes it so easy. You have to try to stretch people out of position, and Arsenal just have not done that.

Alexandre Lacazette, Arsenal's top scorer, is on for Alexis Sanchez, while West Ham have brought on Javier Hernandez.

Around 10 minutes to play at the London Stadium. We want some late drama here.

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BIG moment at Anfield.

Dominic Solanke is away celebrating what he thinks is his first Liverpool goal and a late winner but his celebrations are cut short. It's ruled out for a handball and it's the right decision.

The ball deflects up off a defender's leg and is deflected into the net by the inside of Solanke's arm.

Moments later, Solanke has another effort cleared off the line.

West Brom hanging on.

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