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Joe: Kalvin Phillips having one of the all-time worst loan spells in football. Will be interesting to see if Gareth Southgate sticks with him for England, because at the moment, there would be no good reason to do so.

Halibut: Kalvin Phillips' nightmare goes on.

James Ward-Prowse curls a free-kick into the box and finds Maxwel Cornet unmarked at the back post but the substitute misses his volley.

An attempt that sums up the Hammers' attack in this game.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Havertz has been brilliant so far, along with all of the Arsenal players and Burnley have struggled. I have to say, it's under-5s defending. You can't be offside from a throw-in and they are trying to play him offside. It's just incredible.

It's such a composed finish.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

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I hate to say it as I have a lot of respect for Vincent Kompany, but the defending from Burnley is abysmal.

Frustration is creeping in for Aston Villa and Alex Moreno goes into the referee's notebook for a shove on Harry Wilson.

The visitors need to keep their cool, they are still ahead in this match!

I doubt we are done with goals in this one as Newcastle pursue an equaliser for the second time in the game.

Bruno Guimaraes tries his luck from distance but the shot deflects behind for a corner, which comes to nothing.

Nearly brilliant from Harry Wilson as he connects nicely with a side-foot volley from Andreas Pereira's deep free kick.

The ball just didn't come back enough for the former Liverpool man.

Think Alan Shearer, also against Villa actually, many years ago (I'm showing my age now) but if it had gone a yard wide...

Tottenham have about 20 minutes of normal time, and whatever else is added on, to do something about this.

Plenty of chance for the late, late show with Ange Postecoglou to be aired.

Spurs are doing all the running but without creating a decent opening.

Wolves are very dangerous on the counter attack, too.

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Uh oh! Kalvin Phillips is off for West Ham as he is shown his second yellow card!

Both bookings came in a matter of minutes, the second after he sent Morgan Gibbs-White flying with a late challenge.

Phillips looks baffled by what has happened.

Fulham threaten again from a corner with Aston Villa twice needing to react quickly as the ball bounces around inside the penalty area.

This game is starting to get far trickier for the away side than it ever should have done given their superiority in the first half.

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Daniel: Kai Havertz is having an amazing game (again). I'm so tired of hearing what a flop he is - his task at Arsenal is to facilitate attacking play and he does so brilliantly. The penalty was mainly a result of his work.

Martin: This Saka performance is for Rio Ferdinand, who said he's not world class. He's broken down a stubbornly defensive minded Premier League team, that's what world class players do.

You know Arsenal are cruising when Cedric Soares gets a run-out.

Like in last week's 6-0 win at West Ham, the Portuguese right-back is given a rare run-out as Mikel Arteta rings the changes with the game up.

Reiss Nelson and Eddie Nketiah are also summoned, with Ben White, Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard given a breather.

Into the final 20 minutes and while there is only one goal in it, West Ham are just not doing enough to worry the Nottingham Forest defence.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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Manchester City make three changes from the team that beat FC Copenhagen in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie on Tuesday.

Jack Grealish is missing with the muscle injury he sustained in Denmark, with Jeremy Doku replacing him on the left.

Midfielder Bernardo Silva, who was hurt by a heavy tackle against Copenhagen, drops to the bench, as does defender John Stones.

They are replaced by Manuel Akanji and Julian Alvarez, who maintains his record of starting every Premier League game this season, the only City player to have done so.

Man City XI: Ederson, Walker, Dias, Akanji, Ake, Rodri, Alvarez, De Bruyne, Doku, Foden, Haaland

Subs: Ortega, Stones, Kovacic, Silva, Gomez, Nunes, Bobb, Susoho, Lewis

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Chelsea make two changes from the side that beat Crystal Palace 3-1 on Monday.

At the back, Levi Colwill replaces the injured Thiago Silva, while further forward, Raheem Sterling replaces None Madueke, who drops to the bench.

Like Sterling, Cole Palmer - who left City for Chelsea for £42m in the summer - starts against his former club.

Goalkeeper Robert Sanchez does not make the squad despite being back in training.

Chelsea XI: Petrovic ,Gusto, Disasi, Colwill, Chilwell, Caicedo, Fernandez, Sterling, Gallagher, Jackson, Palmer

Subs: Bettinelli, Mudryk, Madueke, Chalobah, Nkunku, Casadei, Gilchrist, Samuels-Smith, Harrison

Villa want a penalty straight from the restart as a long ball towards Ollie Watkins ends with the striker on the deck after a challenge from Issa Diop.

Nothing doing, though, and Villa come again with Watkins whistling a shot just past the post.

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

He wasn't going to give the keeper any chance, Trossard. Really clinical finish.

This is an absolute rout. Huge finish, clever finish. Another devastating performance from the Gunners.