Summary

  • Pepe and Sokratis put Arsenal in control against Man Utd

  • Pogba missed out with ankle injury

  • Jesus strikes twice for Man City in win against Everton

  • Wickham earns point for Crystal Palace against Norwich

  • David Moyes' West Ham beat Bournemouth 4-0

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance, Shamoon Hafez and Emlyn Begley

  1. West Ham 1-0 Bournemouth

    Sebastien Haller backheels a shot over the bar from Robert Snodgrass' corner. He wants a corner but the ref didn't see it and VAR don't check for that.

  2. CLOSE!

    Man City 0-0 Everton

    City striker Gabriel Jesus has five goals in his last four games against Everton.

    The goatee'd Brazilian has another sniff, but narrowly strikes over the bar from outside the area.

  3. West Ham 1-0 Bournemouth

    Robert Snodgrass whacks in a low free-kick which is deflected wide. For a moment that looked like it could have gone anywhere.

  4. Man City 0-0 Everton

    Remember what Nordin Amrabat said about VAR at the World Cup?

    Look it up.

  5. YELLOW CARD

    West Ham 1-0 Bournemouth

    Robert Snodgrass is looking excellent in the early stages today. He sends Diego Rico one way and then the other with a mazy run and the Spaniard chops him down. Yellow card.

  6. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball or text 81111

    Ian Jones: The dreaded “But wait...” seems to be following pretty much every goal recently.

  7. West Ham 1-0 Bournemouth

    Angelo Ogbonna involved at the other end now as the West Ham defender crashes a header wide from Robert Snodgrass' corner.

  8. NO PENALTY!

    Man City 0-0 Everton

    Has Lucas Digne pulled Riyad Mahrez back?

    It looked like he did, but eventually Andre Mariner says play on.

    That took an age to decide.

  9. VAR

    Video Assistant Referee

    West Ham 1-0 Bournemouth

    There's a penalty check for Bournemouth following an Angelo Ogbonna tackle but it's not given.

  10. PENALTY APPEAL

    Man City 0-0 Everton

    VAR is checking for a penalty after Riyad Mahrez continued his run.

    Rocking and rolling the footage.

  11. VAR

    Video Assistant Referee Check

    Man City 0-0 Everton

    Riyad Mahrez flagged offside but carries on his run and goes down in the box under Lucas Digne's challenge.

  12. goal

    GOAL - West Ham 1-0 Bournemouth

    Mark Noble (17 mins)

    First goal of the David Moyes era. Felipe Anderson picks out Robert Snodgrass on the right wing and he pulls the ball back to Mark Noble at the edge of the area.

    Noble hits a decent first-time shot which takes a huge deflection off Lewis Cook and wrongfoots Aaron Ramsdale in the Bournemouth goal.

    West Ham v BournemouthGetty Images

  13. That's woken the crowd up

    Man City 0-0 Everton

    Chris Bevan
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    The Everton fans started making a lot of noise after that City goal was (correctly) ruled out, but then the home fans responded too - predictably chanting that now familiar favourite about VAR. I am sure you know the words.

    So, still 0-0... but at least the crowd have woken up a bit.

    Man City's Phil FodenGetty Images

  14. West Ham 0-0 Bournemouth

    The ref stops play and Aaron Cresswell gets treatment. He's holding his head after a tackle from Harry Wilson, he just went over the Bournemouth player awkwardly.

    David Moyes has a chat to Robert Snodgrass on the sideine.

  15. DISALLOWED GOAL

    Man City 0-0 Everton

    VAR strikes again, Phil Foden's goal is chalked off.

    They look at the move and spot Riyad Mahrez offside in the build-up to the goal.

    To be honest, he is clearly a yard off and VAR has worked on this occasion.

    That was what the technology was brought in for and it was flawless.

  16. West Ham 0-0 Bournemouth

    The free-kick is cleared and eventually goes all the way back to West Ham keeper Lukasz Fabianski, who is fit again after his injury.

  17. West Ham 0-0 Bournemouth

    Free-kick to West Ham as Harry Wilson sticks his arms up to block Aaron Cresswell's cross.

  18. goal

    GOAL - Man City 1-0 Everton

    Phil Foden (13 mins)

    Pep Guardiola likes it.

    A lovely team move by Manchester City, slicing Everton open.

    Riyad Mahrez slips in Joao Cancelo in behind the Toffees backline and the former Valencia player cuts it across for Phil Foden to pop into an open net from a yard out.

    But wait...

  19. Man City 0-0 Everton

    Good keeping from Jordan Pickford, quickly off his line to reach Ilkay Gundogan's long punt forward.

    The ball dropped on the edge of the box, but there was no danger of any City player popping it into an open net.

  20. Norwich 1-0 Crystal Palace

    No English midfielder has scored more Premier League goals than Todd Cantwell this season (six - also Dele Alli, Jack Grealish and James Maddison).

    Get him on the plane to Euro 2020? (The plane to London...)