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De Bruyne & Shelvey produce stunning strikes as Newcastle hold Man City
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Josh Earl: Absolutely ridiculous goal from De Bruyne, what a player.
Anon: I'm no great fan of Kevin de Bruyne but credit where it's due, that really was special.
Jonjo Shelvey
The resulting free-kick is laid off to Jonjo Shelvey on the edge of the box. He's completely unmarked and might as well be wearing a sign saying 'I'm going to smash this.'
That's exactly what he does, straight into the bottom left corner and it's another screamer.
What. A. Game.
Newcastle 1-2 Man City
Fernandinho, already on a yellow card, is given a real lifeline by referee Chris Kavanagh, as he brings down Javier Manquillo just outside the box.
No second yellow...
Newcastle 1-2 Man City
Izzy Christiansen
England and Lyon midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
It is a dream goal. It is one of those goals that when you score your facial expression does not change because you are in shock you have just done that!
Newcastle 1-2 Man City
A corner is swung in from the left and it's headed out to Fernandinho on the edge of the box. He steadies himself and goes for an audacious volley. It flies way over the bar.
Newcastle 1-2 Man City
Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live
It is an absolutely outrageous goal.
What a strike off the bar, everyone who wants to know how to volley a ball watch it tonight on Match of the Day. Wonderful strike!
Newcastle 1-2 Man City
Gabriel Jesus goes off slowly on the far side. On comes Rodri.
Christian Atsu replaced Allan Saint-Maximin for Newcastle a few moments before that goal.
Newcastle 1-2 Man City
When you need your big players... Huge goal.
Kevin de Bruyne
WOW.
It's a screamer. A beauty. An absolute corker!
Benjamin Mendy's cross is headed away but Kevin de Bruyne chests it down and absolutely thumps it into the top of the netting, off the underside of the crossbar.
Unreal! Big, BIG goal for Manchester City. The title race isn't over yet.
Newcastle 1-1 Man City
Another corner for City. Another cleared away, only as far as the halfway line.
It's getting pretty tense now.
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Bob Moss: Anyone else thinking this is Pep's last season with City, they look a shadow of the team from last year.
Not even a Newcastle fan but I would love to see Almiron finally score because he always gives his all every game.
Andy, Dee
Newcastle 1-1 Man City
Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live
Manchester City should be leading. It fell right on the penalty spot for Bernardo Silva, you think surely it will be a goal but he drags it wide, poor finish.
What worries me is Newcastle's counter-attack. City should not have to rely on a late goal.
Newcastle 1-1 Man City
Allan Saint-Maximin is all on his own as he chases a long ball. He has two defenders and the keeper charging out at him but he's dispossessed fairly.
He's hurt though and he's down in a heap, clutching his leg. The fans are booing as they think there's more in it. There definitely wasn't!
Newcastle 1-1 Man City
There's a real urgency about Man City now. Dare I say, a panic, even...
John Stones flaps his arms in the air as his header is blocked in the box from a Kevin de Bruyne corner. He thinks the defender has had the last touch. The referee doesn't agree.
Newcastle 1-1 Man City
Kevin de Bruyne has three players around him on the edge of the box. Jonjo Shelvey's backheel flick brings it out wide and Newcastle counter.
Miguel Almiron charges away, beating one player before he's brought down - rather controversially - by Benjamin Mendy. The referee lets play go on and Raheem Sterling is only denied by a brilliant last-ditch tackle from Javier Manquillo.
Newcastle 1-1 Man City
Phil Foden doesn't get enough on his header in the six-yard box and another chance goes begging for Man City.
It's still alive when it falls for Bernardo Silva on the edge of the box but he snaps at it and it's dragged wide of the right post.
Roberto's demise and Giroud's recall are the top lines from our four games taking place at 3pm, but there are plenty more interesting snippets from the changing rooms at Turf Moor, Stamford Bridge, Anfield and the new White Hart Lane.
Just click on the fixtures to head over to that individual live page for full team news.
West Ham keeper Roberto has paid the price for some less-than-convincing performances recently.
The Spaniard is replaced by third-choice David Martin - son of Hammers legend Alvin and signed on a free from Millwall in the summer - who makes his debut.
For Chelsea, Olivier Giroud makes his first start since 18 August.
Newcastle 1-1 Man City
Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC 5 Live
In this second half it looks like City are playing a testimonial game: they are too slow and are not going anywhere.
It was a good chance but a poor finish from Jesus who had both sides of the goal to choose where to shoot.
Finally we’re seing Foden and Bernardo Silva coming on.
Jose's back.
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