No goals and not many chances.

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Should be 3-0.

Sergio Aguero plays a one-two with David Silva, putting the latter through on goal. He attempts to place the ball inside the far post but it goes just wide.

Could be a very long 45 minutes for Swansea.

Almost! David de Gea does well to react to a wayward Ryan Fraser cross. The ball swerves towards goal and De Gea dives back to prevent it sneaking in.

And that's the last action of the half.

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Adelo Adamo: Claude Puel making a clear statement tonight at St. Mary's. Revenge is a dish best served via Leicester!

Josh Verrills: Arnautovic looks a completely different player since Moyes replaced Billic; rejuvenated, better fitness and starting to look like the big money player we signed

Akram Hussain: Fair to say City are the new Barca. They look untouchable and this is just the star

Ian Dennis
Radio 5 live senior football reporter

Rafa Benitez in his programme notes said "we've made too many errors and it's important we cut those out".

Karl Darlow at fault for the Everton goal - when the Newcastle keeper was unable to hold a Lennon header, Rooney snaffled up the rebound.

Newcastle have hit the post twice. Flat feeling inside St James' Park.

We are back under way in the earlier kick offs at Newcastle, Southampton and Swansea.

This might be a bit of a thankless task for Tammy Abraham but he is being sent on for the second half. The striker replaces Tom Carroll.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

Aurier mis-hit the cross - he didn't intend that - no way. Spurs won't complain as they have the breakthrough.

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One or two signs now that the Liverpool attack is starting to click into gear as Roberto Firmino's shot deflects up into the air, Mohamed Salah is first to the loose ball but his effort is blocked.

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Sir Alex Ferguson is checking his phone at Old Trafford, perhaps having a look at the scores from the other games tonight. Goal aside, this has been a pretty dull encounter.

David Moyes is deep in conversation with his West Ham number two Stuart Pearce.

Meanwhile, Olivier Giroud attempts an audacious overhead kick and manages to smack the ball clean into Aaron Creswell's face. He's ok, though.

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As you can see see, Tottenham (on the left) have dominated territory but have so far really struggled to translate that into good chances....

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Alex Cuthbert: Leicester and Manchester City the two most entertaining sides currently in the Premier League play each other in the Carabao Cup next week, what a game that could be! *rubs hands in anticipation* King Claude doing the business!

Ben Raffe: Those who questioned the Leicester board last year after sacking Ranieri, and then this year after sacking Shakespeare must be feeling a little silly now. Whispering Claude is doing a bang-up job at the King Power

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Liverpool dominating possession but not producing the goods in the final third. The Fab Four are yet to strike a note, although Mohamed Salah is not far off reaching Trent Alexander-Arnold's teasing cross into the box. Five minutes until half time.

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC 5 live

West Ham are doing very well, the stats say Arsenal have had 70% possession but it does not feel like that. Arsenal have only created one chance, West Ham have defended well and caused one or two problems going forward.

Brighton have won their first corner on 35 minutes.

Shane Duffy gets a head on Davy Propper's centre but keeper Hugo Lloris holds steady to save it.