Bournemouth's Alex Scott is down and requiring a bit of treatment. He looks to be in some considerable bother, here.

He had started four consecutive matches having come back from a lengthy knee injury. Let's hope that's not as serious as it looks.

He limps off and it's all just gone from bad to worse for Bournemouth.

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Everton have only had 16.3% of the ball to Brighton's 83.7%. But Albion just aren't doing anything with it. Everton have had twice as many shots.

How has this not gone in?

Said Benrahma and Michail Antonio both look at each other and flap their arms. Benrahma is furious.

The ball comes across the face of the goal and Benrahma is there to tap it in.

But Antonio comes sliding in behind him, and ends up taking it away, poking it wide from about two yards out. Wow.

A tackle worth a goal for Crystal Palace.

Space opens up for Burnley's Luca Koleosho who races on to a pass over the top, but a last-ditched sliding tackle from Joachim Andersen stops what looks to be a certain goal.

It's a perfect challenge from Andersen who hooks his leg around the attacker to win the ball.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

You get those players who lift you off your seat, that is exactly what Jeremy Doku does. He is the next evolution of Manchester City.

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That goal has indeed gone down as Manuel Akanji's.

That makes three goals in seven minutes from the home side.

Bournemouth are going to have to do something about this and quickly.

Said Benrahma is getting into plenty of space.

He carries it through the middle for West Ham now as they try to capitalise on a counter-attack but it breaks down.

Not a whole load to report at Goodison Park, Everton look quite comfortable at the moment. Frustrating game for Brighton so far.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Bournemouth were two minutes away from keeping Manchester City out longer than any other team at the Etihad Stadium this season. In the blink of an eye, the game has been taken away from them.

Jeremy Doku does a nice line in deception. It looked like he was going to shoot for the first goal but instead laid a pass off to Rodri and kept going for the return.

For the second, it seemed he was bringing the ball onto his left foot, instead he moved it onto his right and found Bernardo Silva with the cut back.

And as I was writing that, Doku has added another, shaping to hit a shot with his right foot before beating Andrei Radu with his left.

Bournemouth need to clear their heads so their goal difference doesn't suffer a major hit.

Oooft. A free header for Christian Nørgaard from the corner but he flicks it wide.

That was a chance!

Mathias Jensen lifts a dangerous free-kick into the box and Yoanne Wissa's overhead kick is deflected out for a corner.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Final Score

Manchester City have been knocking on the door all afternoon. It has been like attack v defence.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Goodison Park

Every time Evan Ferguson gets the ball up top for Brighton, Everton are doing a job on him.

He's surrounded and harried by at least two defenders, not got a moment to play.

Hwang Hee-chan can't get his shot away but lays it off for Rayan Ait-Nouri who sends his effort inches wide.

That's as close as we've come to an opener at Bramall Lane.

All Burnley now. Charlie Taylor fires in a superb curling cross from the left which Johann Gudmundsson heads just past the post.

The Clarets look pretty good going forward, it's at the back where things fall apart.

Vincent Kompany's side haven't kept a clean sheet in the league this season.

Fine run from Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin - the Brighton defenders look scared of him - but he drags his shot well wide.

Mathias Jensen fizzes one into the side-netting as Brentford look for a response.

It's been a great game so far!