Oh, close again for Bournemouth!

A free-kick is chipped into the box and met by Nathan Ake and his header is tipped over by Krul.

Norwich defend the subsequent corner well.

Qaaltagh: Where's the consistency in the application of the handball rule? We've already seen penalties been given for similar 'handballs' after VAR checks this season. Why are UK referees finding it so hard to LOOK AT A REPLAY and see what is quite literally in front of them?

Richard Browne: So what is the random handball rule implementation this week?

Akhil Dhoot: Okay, that was a horrible decision by VAR! Was a clear penalty. VAR not helping it's cause. Correctly used while awarding penalty to Wolves, horrible decision for City. Only thing that still remains consistent is inconsistency with referring decisions

Micah Richards
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It's about time a referee has looked at a monitor. We have been calling for it week after week after week. If you are unsure, just go and look.

Norwich are suddenly having to defend, having been largely comfortable for much of this second half.

Dominic Solanke is on for Bournemouth, who are desperately seeking a leveller.

Francis goes close to getting it with a header that lacks any power, making it easier for Krul to gather.

Shkodran Mustafi hooks away superbly with Billy Sharp lurking just behind him. The Blades have a corner and Oli McBurnie meets Oliver Norwood's deliver but the striker heads straight at Bernd Leno.

Dan: They should be shown three angles at the VAR centre, each for ten seconds. If there's no verdict they should stick with original decision, it would cut the time down. Just forget about the monitors on pitch because the refs seem to not care about them anyway.

Richard Jackson: VAR in its current form is killing the spirit of the game. If a decision can't be made at a glance then how can it be used to overrule clear and obvious errors. If it takes longer than 30 seconds then it should default to what the on-pitch referee gave.

A Robert Snodgrass free-kick is cleared at the near post as West Ham push for a winner. They are looking the most likely to get it at the moment.

Now then...

This makes the last 12 minutes interesting! Godfrey's challenge - on subsequent viewing on the screen - is deemed to be a red. To be fair, he did crunch Wilson's ankle.

It will be 10 v 10 for the remainder. Can Bournemouth get the scores level?

Newcastle forward Allan Saint-Maximin is back in the side after being more than a month out with a hamstring injury as boss Steve Bruce makes six changes to the side which beat Rochdale in the FA Cup replay in midweek.

Jonjo Shelvey, Ciaran Clark, Jetro Willems, Federico Fernandez and Martin Dubravka also return.

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Chelsea boss Frank Lampard makes one change to the side which beat Burnley 3-0 last weekend, but it's a big one. N'Golo Kante is back in midfield to partner Jorginho as Ross Barkley drops to the bench.

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Raheem Sterling tries to wriggle his way around the outside of the Crystal Palace defence and into the box but he is crowded out by the near post and the visitors eventually scramble clear. City have a little under 15 minutes to find an equaliser.

Video Assistant Refereepublished at 16:33 Greenwich Mean Time 18 January 2020

16:33 GMT 18 January 2020

Norwich 1-0 Bournemouth

We have a screen getting looked at, at Carrow Road. The fresh guidance is for refs to do just this and Paul Tierney wants to see if Ben Godfrey's late challenge on Callum Wilson is a red as opposed to the yellow he originally gave.

Alexandre Lacazette has had a quiet game and his game is over. He is replaced by Eddie Nketiah, who had a spell on loan at Leeds earlier this season and had looked set to go back out on loan until Pierre Emerick Aubameyang's suspension. Big chance for the youngster now.

How have Norwich not killed this game off?

Duda sees a low, poked effort saved by the leg of Aaron Ramsdale and then Buendia's shot is palmed away by the keeper.

Ramsdale is keeping Bournemouth in this. For now.

Video Assistant Referee - No penaltypublished at 16:30 Greenwich Mean Time 18 January 2020

16:30 GMT 18 January 2020

Man City 0-1 Crystal Palace

The decision is overturned! Jairo Riedewald's clearance deflected onto his hand. The referee awarded the spot kick but VAR says no penalty.

Crystal Palace retain their one-goal lead.

Scramble!

Rui Patricio drops the ball in the Wolves box prompting a flurry of kicks, slides and shoves to try and either force the ball in or hack it clear.

Wolves initially succeed to get it away before it is swung back in for a tame header to end in the away keeper's relieved hands.

Big chance for Manchester City as they are awarded a penalty for a handball inside the box. VAR will have a look...