HUGE win for the Seagulls.

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MORE DRAMA!

Paul Pogba goes straight down the middle...

...but Angus Gunn sticks out a boot to SAVE the spot-kick.

Stuart Armstrong kicks Marcus Rashford from behind in the box and United get a chance for a fourth in injury time.

Paul Pogba not Romelu Lukaku (who is on a hat-trick).

Wolves could and should have had more today but that's a very good save. Not great defending from Lee Peltier, last man in a counter attack and he just backs off and backs off, Ruben Vinagre takes the invite and shoots but Neil Etheridge turns it over.

Peter Crouch, new podcast in hand, almost pulls another goal back for Burnley but his header is brilliant tipped wide by Wayne Hennessey's full length dive.

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Alex Scott
Ex-Arsenal Ladies & England international on Final Score

Both of Romelu Lukaku's finishes have been so calm. He just turns and puts it in the bottom corner with pace. He has done a lot of running and it has been a brilliant performance from him

Supreme Meme: GET IN. Got to give Lukaku credit today, he's stepped up when it mattered!

Steve: Lukaku four in two Amazing what confidence does in a striker Ole for the job please.

Richard: Ole time.

Not sure how this is only 1-0! Sergio Aguero leaves Chris Mepham chasing shadows with a brilliant bodyswerve, he buys himself a few yards of space but then drags a shot well wide.

Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Another great save from Artur Boruc to keep the numbers down for Bournemouth.

Mahrez did the right thing, heading it back across the goal but Boruc did well to keep the effort out.

Into the final three minutes.

Can either side final a winner?

It was actually Pep himself who stepped in and cooled it between Joshua King and Kyle Walker. Might have saved at least one of them a red card.

Great save! Artur Boruc has been really excellent today and he makes a blinder to keep out a Riyad Mahrez header at the back stick.

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Loads of changes for West Ham. Five in total from the defeat against Man City.

Manuel Lanzini, Robert Snodgrass, Mark Noble, Javier Hernandez and Aaron Cresswell all come in to the starting line-up.

Marko Arnautovic is on the bench after recovering from illness. There's no place in the squad at all for Andy Carroll, who was captain against City.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Cresswell, Felipe Anderson, Lanzini, Snodgrass, Noble, Chicharito, Ogbonna, Diop, Fredericks, Rice.

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To contrast, Newcastle have made zero changes from their 2-0 win over Burnley.

The only tweak is Yoshinori Muto who replaces Joselu on the subs bench.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Schär, Lascelles, Rondon, Ritchie, Hayden. Perez, Manquillo, Lejeune, Almiron, Longstaff

Southampton sniffing a winner at Old Trafford.

Maya Yoshida meets Nathan Redmond's cross into the box, but it is well blocked by Chris Smalling.

From the corner, Jannik Vestergaard hooks a shot wide.

That's a cynical foul from Kyle Walker, really nasty one actually as he chops Joshua King down by the ankles as the forward looked to break clear. Knew what he was doing. King is not happy and squares up to Walker but the cavalry arrive just in time to calm it all down.

Still City can't find the second goal, but they don't get much closer than that! Sergio Aguero floats a wonderful chip from about 30 yards, judged to perfection, and Artur Boruc fingertips it onto the bar and away.

That was either brilliant, or a really really bad cross. I think he meant it...

Andreas Pereira gets a warm hug and a pat on the head from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as he makes his way off to be replaced by Fred.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on Final Score

A brilliant header. Andone has looked bright with his touches to turn the Huddersfield defence since he's come on. They have had pressure without a clear chance, but he gets a glancing header into the corner for the opener.

Approaching the last 10 minutes in the five Premier League games...