Pepe Reina punches it away. Gerard Deulofeu cuts in from the left but his shot is blocked.

Watford are looking for a winner!! Not too long left.

Arsenal finished 12th in 1994-95 and then signed Dennis Bergkamp. So maybe there is some good news ahead.

The Gunners are 12th in the table once more.

Jamaal Lascelles and Dominic Calvert-Lewin come together in the box and the Newcastle defender reckons there was a sly elbow left in.

VAR checks for a red card, nothing given.

Six minutes left. Sergio Aguero is booked for hoofing the ball halfway to Rotherham to waste some time.

City on the hunt for a second to kill this one off as Raheem Sterling dances inside and fires wide.

Leandro Trossard cuts onto his left and powerfully strikes it towards the left post. It flies just wide. Decent effort!

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Aaron Mooy was the best player on the field when these teams met at the end of December. He's not scaled those heights tonight, but Australians never know when they're beaten - has Mooy's goal given Brighton a tiny glimmer going into the last 10 minutes?

Abdoulaye Doucoure clatters into Pepe Reina as the ball is floated in from the right. Free-kick to Villa.

Andre Gray then replaces Roberto Pererya. Around 10 minutes for him to find a winner.

Hit that! Connor Wickham is played into the area, cuts inside - tackled.

Tom Davies is on for Bernard for Everton.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You come together as a team when you go down to 10 men because you have to.

Chelsea should be making more chances with the player advantage but Arsenal have come back fighting.

Adam Flowers: Just a reminder that we (Arsenal) pay £350k a week to a player who rarely turns up to games. Mesut Ozil has been wildly inconsistent under three managers (Wenger, Emery and now Arteta). Shocking return this season. He's not value for money. We need to sell.

Southampton have been excellent tonight - 59% possession, 14 shots to four. Plenty of pressure.

Fabian Schar replaces Joelinton as Newcastle fans watch on with pretty gloomy faces.

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BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

He may not be credited with the own goal, but there's no mistaking the joy among his team-mates - and manager Eddie Howe - as Callum Wilson takes the ball around Mathew Ryan for Bournemouth's third. (And another assist for Dominic Solanke).

However, the Cherries boss will be just as pleased with his goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, who had been keeping the score down to 2-0 with some fingertip saves and brave blocks to deny the Seagulls.

"Eddie had a dream, on minus 17..." sing the home fans as they recall Bournemouth's escape from League Two's abyss back in Howe's first season as manager. Can it really be 11 years ago?

Too many Peps and Pepes tonight for my liking. Welcome back to the Premier League Mr Reina.

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Decent chance for Ryan Fraser which flies wide. Bournemouth have got the bodies forward.

City take off Aymeric Laporte after his comeback, on comes Eric Garcia. United bring on John Lundstram and Callum Robinson for Mo Besic and Chris Basham.

Chris Wilder made this switch at the weekend, they'll go to a back four now.

Morgan Schneiderlin chests it down and Mason Holgate drills it low down the middle. Well held by Martin Dubravka.

Everton piling the pressure on now.

There's been a lot of needle in tonight's game and now Nathan Redmond and James Tomkins are at it, pushing and shoving each other. Both in the book.