Massive chance for Bournemouth!

Romelu Lukaku makes a hash of his clearance from a corner and the ball runs through to the unmarked Simon Francis, but he lashes wildly at the ball and it flies high over the bar.

After his wild clearance led to Manchester City's second at the weekend, Jose Mourinho might be as well just telling Lukaku to stay out of his own area for a while...

Wayne Rooney's 27th-minute goal the difference at St James' Park.

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So close for the visitors!

Hal Robson-Kanu finds himself in a pocket of space 25 yards out and measures a curling effort almost perfectly.

The ball skims off the top of the crossbar with Loris Karius struggling to make up the ground in the Liverpool goal.

A chance for Arsenal goes abegging.

Alex Iwobi's shot from inside the area comes off the outside of the bar, after some clever play from Alexis Sanchez.

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Mark Taylor‏: One player England need fit for next year is Phil Jones, he is England's best defender by a country mile/kilometre.

Stuart Chaplin‏: Seems like Claude Puel has discovered how to get a team scoring at St Mary's

A very, very, very comfortable 45 minutes for Manchester City.

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The rain is hammering down as Bournemouth threaten an equaliser, a neat move ending with David de Gea pushing away Junior Stanislas' deflected strike.

Erik Lamela fires carelessly over the bar for Tottenham after turning on his defender.

It's still all Spurs, but Brighton continue to hold their ground at the back.

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Boos from some Swansea supporters as frustrations grow. The home side can't get the ball, and on the rare occasions they do, they can't keep it.

Frankly, City are just far too good for them. Pep looks extremely relaxed in his technical area.'

Newcastle midfielder Jonjo Shelvey gets the first yellow card of the match after sliding in on little Aaron Lennon.

Christian Atsu makes a weaving run for the hosts and Dwight Gayle's first-time shot is saved.

We're edging towards half-time at St James' Park.

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A good opportunity for West Brom to cause a bit of a stir as a rare attack sees Claudio Yacob head well over. They will really need to do better with the few chances they get.

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With Manchester City in total control and the atmosphere next to non-existent, this match is beginning to resemble a training ground game for Pep Guardiola's men.

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Gylfi Sigurdsson gets a decent header on target for Everton but Newcastle keeper Karl Darlow, who was at fault for the opening goal, makes a good save to his right.

Alexis Sanchez smashes over the crossbar from inside the box after being set up by Jack Wilshere, who is back in the Arsenal starting XI for the first time since May 2016.

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A slow start to the game, but visitors Bournemouth have sparked into life and David de Gea is the busier of the two goalkeepers.

This time Dan Gosling runs inside a defender in the box but smacks a shot straight at the Manchester United goalkeeper.

Tommy-T-rex‏: I honestly don't know what Wenger is doing. This team selection. The formation. The complete lack of plan. I still expect us to beat West Ham but it's far from acceptable

Luke H: Wayne Rooney rolling back the years

Sean McGreal: Whats that dust cloud on the horizon? Its City running off with the league title.

My word! What a shot from Mikel Merino!

The Newcastle midfielder, from at least 30 yards out, fires a rocket towards Jordan Pickford's goal and it comes off the post.

The hosts have done that twice now.