Superb win for Chris Hughton's Brighton. And a few contenders for goal of the month, too.

Nathan Redmond with a chance for a fourth on the break - saved!

Incredibly comfortable home win.

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Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator at AMEX Stadium

West Ham have not had a decent effort on target since they equalised in the first half.

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Goals from substitutes Joshua King and Lys Mousset turn things around for Bournemouth. An important three points.

Swansea hold on. The Carlos Carvalhal revolution continues...

Another smart stop from Jack Butland. The Stoke keeper gets down quickly to parry a fierce Callum Wilson effort.

John: Last season Chelsea and Spurs killed teams with that 3-4-3 formation. It’s like West Ham heard about it and thought it was a good idea but didn’t actually watch any videos...

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Brighton surely have this one wrapped up. We're half-way through the four added minutes.

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Jordan Ayew saunters off for Swansea, and Kasper Schmeichel is berating the assistant referee - he wants the Swansea forward to hurry things along.

Three minutes added on at the King Power.

Can Southampton hang on? It's kitchen sink time now as there are FIVE minutes added on...

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Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial sweep through the Huddersfield defence and tee up Alexis Sanchez but he can't get the shot away and the chance has gone.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It's been a stroll for Manchester United

Huddersfield just haven't done enough or stretched the United defence.

Mata, Sanchez and Pogba have just been drifting around the pitch and United have only had to switch from second to third gear for the goals.

Bournemouth are looking good for three points, with Stoke struggling to muster any sort of chance.

That Xherdan Shaqiri opener seems a long time ago for the travelling Potters...

Jaleel: Jose is not being kind to De Gea there, by substituting Lukaku for Martial. It should have been De Gea when he's not doing anything - the poor man has to be cold standing there, watching with no winter coat on.

No shots on target for Huddersfield so far today. De Gea may very well be frozen solid.

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Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

There's goals in both Aubameyang and Lacazette. Arsenal need goals so a coach of Arsene Wenger's repute, you'd think he can find a way to accommodate both of them. They've got Ozil too so just think if those three can find a way to play together. The best players work it out

Shane Long is in on goal again - that is a penalty this time surely?! - no he's offside!

Corner after corner for Leicester. Claude Puel's side are really piling on the pressure, but Swansea are holding firm at the minute.

Carlos Carvalhal called this the Swans' "hardest game so far", despite just having beaten Arsenal and Liverpool, so you'd imagine the Portuguese would be delighted with a point.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Henrikh Mkhitaryan come in for Alexandre Lacazette and Mohamed Elneny as Arsene Wenger makes two changes to the Arsenal side beaten at Swansea on Tuesday.

Arsenal XI: Cech, Bellerin, Koscielny, Mustafi, Monreal, Ramsey, Mkhitaryan, Xhaka, Ozil, Iowbi, Aubameyang.

Substitutes: Ospina, Kolasinac, Chambers, Elneny, Maitland-Niles, Wilshere, Lacazette.

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Everton boss Sam Allardyce has flipped things round a fair bit; debutant Eliaquim Mangala, Ashley Williams and Jonjoe Kenny all come into what looks like a back five; there are five changes in total, with Wayne Rooney and Gylfi Sigurdsson among those dropping out.

Everton XI: Pickford, Kenny, Keane, Williams, Mangala, Martina, Walcott, Gueye, Schneiderlin, Bolasie, Niasse.

Substitutes: Robles, Holgate, Davies, Sigurdsson, Rooney, Calvert-Lewin, Tosun.