Tom Davies booked for a late challenge on Phil Foden.

10 to go.

Darryl Finch: Imagine being four goals down to a team managed by David Moyes. Yikes.

Phil Blundell: David Moyes is a football genius!

Gary: Been going to AFC Bournemouth since the 80s. If we want to stay in the Prem - and I don’t care if we do - with a heavy heart it’s time for a change.

Gabriel Jesus in for the hat-trick...

...thunderous left-footed strike against the post.

The last time West Ham won a Premier League match by four goals or more was on 10 November 2007, 5-0 at Derby County.

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Great footwork from the teenager Phil Foden to weave past two Everton defenders and get inside the box.

Just as he is about to pull the trigger, Toffees player Djibril Sidibe comes across and Foden goes down.

Andre Mariner says no penalty.

Shows what I know! Aaron Cresswell's red card is downgraded to a yellow card. He got a bit of the ball.

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Mikel Arteta makes four changes to the Arsenal side who suffered a late 2-1 defeat by Chelsea on Sunday.

Granit Xhaka returns in midfield, replacing Matteo Guendouzi, while Nicolas Pepe comes in for Reiss Nelson.

Bukayo Saka and Calum Chambers also drop out. Sead Kolasinac and Sokratis come in to the defence.

Arsenal XI: Leno, Maitland-Niles, Luiz, Sokratis, Torreira, Kolasinac, Xhaka, Pepe, Ozil, Abameyang, Lacazette

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There are three changes to the Manchester United side who recorded a 2-0 win over Burnley on Saturday.

Jesse Lingard comes back into the team, replacing Andreas Pereira, while Aaron Wan-Bissaka returns at full-back.

Ashley Young drops to the bench as Luke Shaw comes in at left-back and young Brandon Williams is only named as a substitute after starting four days ago.

Manchester United XI: De Gea, Shaw, Lindelof, Maguire, Wan-Bissaka, Fred, Matic, James, Lingard, Rashford, Martial

Ohh this would have been a fantastic goal.

Moise Kean meets a cross inside the box at an awkward height - we have seen two brilliant finishes at Brighton and London Stadium today - but the Italian cannot get his effort on target.

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VAR is checking the Aaron Cresswell red card but can't see this being overturned.

15 minutes to go.

Can Everton snatch a point?

West Ham are down to 10 men as Aaron Cresswell is shown a straight red card for a bad tackle on Ryan Fraser, who is down in agony.

It was reckless and high as Cresswell dived in. He had to go.

What was Claudio Bravo thinking???

Now Wilfried Zaha has a chance to equalise but scuffs his shot from a corner.

Norwich almost kill the game off.

Max Aarons finds Kenny McLean, who hits a brilliant effort which beats the keeper but comes back off the underside of the bar.

Gabriel Jesus in for the hat-trick but his header at the far post is pushed to safety by Jordan Pickford.

Joe Gibney: Manchester City score the first goal and nobody goes mad celebrating, just a couple of pats on the head. No point celebrating until VAR check. When goal confirmed, it was all a bit 'oh well'. Emotion had gone.

Patrick Murray: This implementation of VAR by the FA is ruining the best league in the world. Heads should roll and TV companies should demand a rebate.

Mr E: Jordan Pickford is an absolute disaster.

Kevin de Bruyne chips a free-kick into the box and Riyad Mahrez volleys wide on the spin.

Fabian Delph booked for catching Joao Cancelo.

That was Felipe Anderson's last touch. He's replaced by Manuel Lanzini.

Dan Gosling off, Jack Simpson on for Bournemouth. They're going back to a back four.