There are going to be 11 (ELEVEN) minutes added on at the Etihad so maybe time isn't running out for either team to find a winner.

Almost seven minutes of that are due to the assistant referee trying to sort out his walkie-talkie.

Another free-kick for Newcastle. Another set piece for Kieran Trippier. Another clearance by Leeds.

Into the final minute.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's not been Kieran Trippier's day today. His deliveries have been poor, both on set pieces and in general play.

We've had two of the added four. Bournemouth's body language says all you need to know.

Ben Godfrey does well initially to bring the ball out down the right and keeps going. He gets past Rodri but not Nathan Ake and eventually gives away a foul.

City are pushing for a winner now with time starting to run out.

A rare chance for Leeds as Brenden Aaronson is fouled just outside the box. Joe Gelhardt is over the set piece but slams the ball into the wall.

There will be four added minutes here.

On the evidence of this, it could be 444 minutes and the Cherries wouldn't score.

Here, finally, is Phil Foden. Ilkay Gundogan and Julian Alvarez are also on.

Riyad Mahrez, Jack Grealish and Bernardo Silva are the ones to go off.

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Brilliant defending from João Palhinha as he slides in to block Romain Perraud's shot in the box.

Perraud had done so well, carrying it through the middle and beating Kenny Tete, leaving him on the floor in his shadow.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was the Joelinton of two seasons ago. He never looked like he was going to score. He has played very well this season but he'll be disappointed with that.

How have Palace not finished this game off for good?!

Wilfried Zaha sets up Odsonne Edouard, but his dinked effort is saved by Mark Travers. The ball falls back to Zaha but his goalbound shot is deflected over by a diving Bournemouth defender.

Joelinton is the latest Newcastle player to smash a shot well over the bar. It is feeling like one of those sorts of days for the hosts.

Jacob Murphy is on for Miguel Almiron.

Michael: Pep is that stubborn when his chosen team doesn't perform, he always refuses to make substitutions. How can players like Foden/ Alvarez be content not getting brought on?

A final change for Leeds as Rodrigo is replaced by Joe Gelhardt.

It has been all Newcastle this half but could Gelhardt's introduction inspire Leeds to a smash and grab? Eight minutes to go.

How has this not gone in?!

Kevin de Bruyne has two bites at it, both efforts blocked, before Jordan Pickford denies Riyad Mahrez with a brilliant reactionary save.

It's still not clear and there's a scramble before it's chipped on top of the netting and Pickford celebrates.

Some ironic cheers from the Bournemouth fans as the home side have a shot on target.

Sikiri Dembele's tame effort is saved by Vicente Guaita. The home fans follow up with chants of "we've had a shot". Don't think they're happy. In front of their new billionaire and Hollywood A-lister too.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Newcastle have been knocking on the door for the whole of the second half but Leeds have stood very strong.

Anonymous: Frank Lampard and his fan club may need to accept, that at this stage of his managerial career the EPL isn't a fit Respect is paramount and whilst he garners that in spades when taking about his playing career, the same cannot be said for his managerial career. Maybe a few years in the lower league's is the way to go?

Everton fans jeer loudly as Erling Haaland, on a yellow card, catches James Tarkowski in the face as he holds him off to shield the ball.

Conor Coady tries his best to get some punishment but a free-kick will suffice.