03/04/2016 Match of the Day 2

Hello, two games for you, including title chasing Leicester City and

Champions League chasing Manchester United. We help Marge's all of the

month, the best Saturday's action and a trip to Arsenal, all in the

company of Kevin Kilbane and the Watford captain.

Slightly overdramatic start. Not every guest gets a welcome like

that, Kevin has been doing the show for three years and still hasn't got

one. Hello to Troy Deeney, welcome. Let's start at the King Power, where

Southampton were the latest team to try and stop Claudio Ranieri's side.

A new season and a new era at the King Power. Leicester City make it

six points... They are up to second in the Premier League. Nobody can

stop Jamie Vardy right now. He has done it! 11 consecutive games. What

saved by Schmeichel. -- what a save. Leicester's awesome double act doing

it again. And Leicester City are back on track. What a screamer! What

they call! Leicester City, can go all the way -- what the goal.

Seven games to play, the chance to move seven points clear. Is the

Leicester City Stardust potent enough to get the impossible job

done? With England calls for Jamie Vardy and others for France for

N'Golo Kante, it is working on the world stage now, with those away

with their country is returning fit, Claudio Ranieri has a team unchanged

from the last game. Ronald Koeman has changed things, four different

from the one that came from 2-1 down to beat Liverpool. Victor Wanyama

and Sadio Mane came on at half-time to pledge if huge roles. Matt target

is in for Shane Long. The whole of Leicester is having a

party, as Claudio Ranieri's team sets off on the home straight. Seven

games, 15 points will guarantee them the Barclays Premier League title.

Headed over by Pelle. Always looked like it was going over, although he

didn't seem so sure. I little warning for Leicester. Ronald

Koeman's team still with plenty to fight for themselves, a Europa

League plays is the target, Champions League place isn't out of

the question yet. Mahrez, tried that elaborate turn of the shoulder to

get away from Matt target. -- Matt target. Sadio Mane is through on

goal! Ran Schmeichel and Simpson gets in the way. Sadio Mane wanted

too much time. Credit to Simpson, he kept on following him and got back

in the right place to cover. There is a shared of handball, he thinks

it came off the elbow and it did, but the elbow is clamped tightly by

his side. Leicester City just looking a little ragged at the

moment. Cleared behind by Simpson, a Southampton corner. In come the big

boys, they were Southampton's scorers in the 2-2 draw at their own

stadium against Leicester in October.

Jose font goes for it. Great shot that needed saving spectacularly by

Schmeichel -- Fonte. Fonte, going back the other end from the corner,

thought the shop was the best bet. Headed clear by Simpson. Jordy

Clasie shrugged Riyad Mahrez off the ball and he lets fly as well. Not

quite as accurately as Fonte, but a few Leicester Hearts beat a little

faster when he heated. Southampton in the last five minutes have looked

the more likely team to open the scoring today. That could quickly

change. Leicester are becoming the masters of the 1-0 win, the sort of

win that you so often associated with champions. Their last four wins

have been by the only goal in the game.

Not dealt with by Bertrand. He has to stop Fuchs. And he has done that.

Christian Fuchs. Morgan is still up there. And Morgan heads in! His

first goal of the season. It was almost a delayed cheer around

at the King Power, as it sinks in right around the ground just what

has happened. Their team have the lead. Beaming smile on the face of

the Foxes' captain. Christian Fuchs stayed wide. It is a cracker of a

cross and Morgan wasn't put off by Jordy Clasie's run to get in front

of him. He is bigger, he used the pace of the cross and waited for it.

Basically hit his forehead and steered it. A goal for Captain

Morgan and a goal for Claudio Ranieri's Leicester. 1-0. Thumbs up

from the birthday chairman. Mahrez gets it through to Danny

Drinkwater. Trying to tease one in two Jamie Vardy and Fonte nearly

turned it into his own net. It needed saving by Fraser Forster.

This would have been one of the most spectacular own goals of the season.

Fraser Forster with a huge say, Jamie Vardy with his arms in the air

is celebrating, he thought it was two without a blue shirt needed to

put it home. That is a message for the players to take a breath, keep

it cool. That goes for him and all the supporters in the ground as

well. Tadic looks the Davis. Davis pulled

out of it. -- looks for Davis. Ryan Bertrand went so far but no further.

Always shown down the outside by the Leicester defenders and that is

where the shop ended up. They know he is going to fire with his left

foot eventually, but prevented the angle from being kind enough. Ulloa

lets it run for Bardy. -- Jamie Vardy. Marc Albrighton ignored the

run of Drinkwater. Drinkwater to Vardy. Vardy to pull

it back, across to Simpson! Fraser Forster saves somehow. Forster, even

though his team have arguably had the better second half, has kept

Southampton in it. First there was the same from his own player and

then he got a across the line so quickly to deny Danny Simpson what

would have been his first Leicester goal. Six more games to go after

today, a lot more deep breathing required.

Charlie Austin, first involvement. Blocked by Robert Booth, Southampton

arms in the air for handball. They will have to settle for a corner --

by Huth. What a shared that is. It is the proximity that has caused

Michael Oliver to rule against the appeals.

Kante runs away with the ball. He has played in the lower. He needs

the touch -- Leonardo Ulloa. Might have been begging to be hit first

time. Marc Albrighton through to Vardy. Behind Bertrand. And he can't

beat Forster. Albrighton knew where he was going. It was the boot of

Forster that stopped it becoming 2-0.

Fuchs put under real pressure, the ball almost turned into Austin.

Kante all over him. Free kick Southampton, one last chance to get

the ball into the box and cause a problem for Leicester City. It will

be just about the last chance. Probably the first offence was worse

than the second. It is not quite everybody up, but there is a

significant Southampton presence in the box.

Fired in, behind Pelle. Cleared by Nathan Dyer. Vardy doesn't have do

run anymore. It is another Leicester City win and it is becoming a very

familiar scoreline, 1-0, Leicester. Six games to go, they are closing in

on the most unlikely Premier League title win of all time. They are

closer to to a place in the Champions League, which will surely

be theirs next season. It just goes on and on for these fabulous,

unfathomable Foxes. This really is a team, every single player has played

his part throughout the course of the season and they might well end

up champions. Another good step, another three

points, another clean sheet. One match this until the end. After 20

minutes, we dominated the game and we had a very big scoring chance and

it is a key moment in the game, because it is a penalty and a red

card and after that, the game is different. For me, I don't think it

is handball. Obviously it hit my arm but I looked back at it and I felt

like my arm was in my body, it was my running motion and I don't know

really where else I am supposed to put my arm. It was a normal run, the

arms are so close to the body. If he doesn't touch it with the arm, he

touches it with the body. The second penalty is the cross from Charlie

Austin. OK, I don't know what happened. It is the third in a row

against Southampton now. The penalty against Stoke in the second half.

The penalty against Liverpool at home in the beginning against Shane

Long. If you put the clips together, you see it and that is a big

influence in the final result in the game. You have believed for a long

time, but do you believe you are nearly there? What? Champions. I

don't know, I don't want to think about being champions, I want to

focus on the next match. Of course, there is only a chance in the light,

this is our chance because next season, it will be another season

but we have everything in our hands. We will talk more about their

performance in a minute, let's deal with the handballs, is Ronald Koeman

right to be angry, Kevin? I do think one of them is a penalty. The first

one, I think it is. It is great movement from Mane, he goes around

Schmeichel, Danny Simpson probably gets his reward for tracking the

run, but I think he flicks his arm at it. They are saying it is a

natural action but I think he picks are matted and they get away with

it. And the second one? is I think he is too close.

Obviously, if the referee can't see it, it has to be on the line, I

think you could claim for that as an attacking side, but rarely give it.

I think the good thing is you see his hand, it ends up going

backwards, that shows he is not trying to tap it out of play or

anything, he is braced there. Do you think this is the problem, where we

are at with hand ball? If you were in Southampton's position you would

have wanted two penalties, if you were in Leicester's position you

would say I am not sure, that is where we are at with hand ball. It

is a massive grey area. We are going to get to the point where if it hits

your hand, that has to be a penalty. It has to be a law now, that says if

any time it touches your hand in the area it is a penalty. Do you think

we are getting close to that? Do you think it would help. Gary Lineker

said on Saturday, if the ball hits and hand in area it is a penalty. It

is clarity all round. It is not intentional that second one from

Robert Huth. Makes it easy, it is easy for the referee and the

assistants and for us all watching. Let us get on to the performance of

Leicester and, you get to this stage of the season and every player has

been analysed, but that doesn't stop us revisiting them, you were

impressed with him. Kante was everywherele twice as many tackles

as anybody else on the pitch today. Number of sprints he covered. You

see with the graphic, the amount of ground he covered with, not just

with the ball but without the ball. He, he senses danger so often. He

gets round the pitch. He was everywhere today. It was an

outstanding performance. It is not a great ball into Drinkwater here, he

almost puts his midfield partner under pressure. It is his reaction,

when he wins it it is a forward pass into the striker's feet. Then he

gets Leicester going forward again. This happened time and time again

with him today. Here again today. His awareness, his ability to pick

out a pass, and he is unlucky they get a corner off the back of it.

This is the key one, senses the team is in danger. It is three on three,

who gets back goal side, covering the track, again it is that high

intensity, covers the ground, holds Southampton's attack up and allows

his midfield players to filter in behind him. Again, here, this is

probably his key moment in the game today. Senses Mane is there, takes

the ball off him and he drives forward. You have played against him

Troy, how good is he? I think he is probably one of the best. He has

been the best midfielder this season. He is like a dog with a

bone. In a complimentary way. Yes, the ball is his. He sees the ball

and he goes for it. He doesn't stay as a conventional midfielder, as you

can see the end quality is there. That makes it harder for someone

like you who has dropped off a bit, when you don't have that defence in

midfield, he is every where. You don't though where he is coming from

but you know he is coming, you think I need to get this ball off quickly

because he is coming. I think he has been instrumental to the way

Leicester has played. Does that make a mockery of players coming off

international duty? Hopefully for him they can make an impact in the

Euros. Let us praise their defence, you were impressed with the two

full-backs today? Simpson has been excellent this season, if you

remember, he wasn't even playing at QPR. It is bits here, great header

but he has covered Morgan there, and this is in the 93rd minute, I think.

Smashing header, and just getting up, both of them, free up the centre

halves, here, look at this positional play. He knows where

everybody is. There you go, no panic, get away with it. They are

building attacks from that. I think as well, it is his distance, that is

the key. We know they are a well drilled back four, the distances he

picks up, he is the one reacting. He has come, Danny doesn't get into

those positions too well. Is a great ball. This is a ball every striker

wants, you go and attack it. It is a mismatch. Only Charlie Daniels has

more assists. When the fullbacks tuck in what difference does that

make to you? As a striker you know the two big boys in the middle, you

try to pull on the a full-back, if you go too far, the the way they are

tucked in you will be outside of the goal. So you can't score. You don't

want to go too far but if you come inside too much, you feed into

Robert Huth's hands. It is difficult. They do it very well. On

Huth, who could be back in the Germany squad for the euro, you

never know. What is he like to play against? He is horrible, in the most

complimentary way. He is old school. He kicks it, he kicks you, he

doesn't care, as long has the ball doesn't go in. He is happy to

defend. He loves heading the ball, he loves blocking it and look at

this, everything. Are they becoming rarer in your experience? Old

fashioned centre halves? Without a doubt. It is the basics he does

brilliantly. You have two centre halves that don't move a lot. They

do everything brilliantly. They organise the players and it is

outstanding to see two of that type playing so well this season. And

they are seven points clear. If we just have, I am not going to ask you

if you think they are going to win the title. There could be all sorts

of twists and turns, I like this difference, it is not just the

bottom to top. It the goal difference swing. It is incredible.

You look at it there, where they were a year ago to a day. It is

amaze, they have won more points than any other team in the Premier

League this season. Time to decide March's Goal of the Monthment here

are the eight to choose from. -- Goal of the Month.

In the 90th minute now. Here is Borini. What a goal that is it. You

will not see a cleaner struck shot than that. All season.

Welbeck. Teeing up. What a finish that is. Brilliant goal from Aaron

Ramsey. Quick thinking, instant control.

Mertesacker. Beaten to it. Kane. Goal, a goal. That is an incredible

strike by Harry Kane. Hit it. Curled. Ospina nowhere near it.

Traore. Brilliant. Utterly brilliant. From Traore. There was no

way Jack Butland was going to get near it. It flies past the Stoke

keeper. Albrighton will pick it up on the

edge of the penalty area. What a goal! Okazaki with his first goal at

the King Power stadium this season. It is an absolute beauty.

Sanchez. Sanchez trying to feed Welbeck. 1-0 Arsenal.

And Danny Welbeck gets his fourth goal in nine games. It was well

worked. In the air into Payet. Good

challenge by Mikel. Lanzini. What a strike.

That is a smashing goal from Lanzini.

Just beyond the outstretched finger-tips of the Chelsea

goalkeeper. Drops for Davis. Into Long. Pelle.

Outstanding. What a finish that is. You can vote

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We will bring you the result at the end of the show and all the terms

and conditions are on the website. Old Trafford next wherever on the

visited a Manchester United side who have renewed hope of Champions

League football next season. The fans are shouting Louis van

Gaal's army. Another goalless day for Manchester United.

Rooney. Manchester United are ahead. Pressure released on Louis van Gaal.

It is Manchester United's day. Manchester United have won four on

the spin. United are certainly back in the hunt for the top four. For

over a century, Old Trafford has been the stage on which heroes have

busied themselves billing dreams. Today the south stand is renamed in

honour of arguably the greatest of them all. He was the Busby babe who

became a Knight of the realm. The incomparable Sir Bobby Charlton.

There are few men in the game who legends describe as their hero,

there is one such man. Manchester United are unchanged

today, from the side which won at City two weeks' ago. A victory today

would lift them to win one point of their near rest rivals and fourth

place. Martinez brings in Stones and Deulofeu. This could be a rehearsal

for the FA Cup semifinal, in three weeks' time.

Lingard coming deep to get involved. Martial.

Lingard wants it and gets it. To Rashford. Trying to improvise the

back, nearly picked out Lingard. That was good play, good thinking by

the youngster. Did really well here. That would

have been a glorious assist for Lingard's opportunity. Whether he

would have taken it or hot we will never know. That was a good

position. James May has changed his appearance or I have miss heard who

that is next to Wayne Rooney. Slightly sluggish start to the game.

Tom Cleverley. Here is Barclay. -- Barkley.

Powerful run from Barkley. Here he is again, you don't want to give him

room to shoot. That is a good ball to Deulofeu.

Taking on that, what a great run by Deulofeu. Took Juan Mata to

dispossess him. Good spell this for Everton. There

is a hunger about Everton which Manchester United are struggling to

replicate at the moment. Lingard. Martial. Well hit! There

are a few who thought that had gone in when it flashed past. He struck

it beautifully. And that is good from Smalling. He

is met by the onrushing De Gea who reacted quickly and did really well.

Everton have been very comfortable so far. Rashford. Oh beautifully

done. Martial here, Stones with a really well timed challenge.

Jagielka to Barkley. Barkley looking for Lukaku.

Through to safety in De Gea. Great tackle here from John Stone,

lovely build up play. Good tackle. Everton must feel that this is an

opportunity for them. Carrick has given it away, not for the first

time today. Cleverley. Barkley. Barkley knocked over after releasing

the pass. Deulofeu. Squeezed it into the near post, Smalling had to react

quickly. Lukaku was sniffing. Deulofeu. Some really talented

player. Deulofeu. Sometimes looks a bit will o' the wisp.

Baines. Lukaku, danger here. Did just enough. Luke cue turns away.

Knowing that a big opportunity has gone for him here. -- Lukaku.

Manchester United fans trying to do their bit to get their team moving.

Schneiderlin looking for Juan Mata who has been prolific so far, here

is Rashford. Rashford. Oh, Martial in! Coleman

and Stones look at each other, Martial opens the scoring for

Manchester United, to the approval of Sir Bobby Charlton. Everton's

defending will gain the approval of nobody.

? A decent ball by Schneiderlin. Well controlled by Mata.

And that comes across. Stones and lets it go, Robles

doesn't come and Martial scores. Fusaro

Mensa -- Fosu-Mensah with the assist. Martial takes his tally to

13 to the season with Manchester United and one for Monaco before he

arrived. Deulofeu into Lukaku. It is a corner of micro-Smalling. Ten

minutes of the second half played, the game should get better. -- a

header from Jagielka which nearly broke the bar. Rashford clears. You

can't meet it any more sweetly than that. A let off for Manchester

United. Right in front of Lingard, so close.

And Smalling is then -- has Bettencourt John Stones as he makes

the clearance and Smalling is going to get a yellow card. A whisker

away, Lingard. Still a threat about Everton. Lennon, nice. Coleman.

Valencia has just come on and wasn't going to take any chances with

Lukaku just over his shoulder. Jagielka denied by the goalkeeper.

Jagielka close again for Everton, having hit of the bar, he is denied

by the Manchester United goalkeeper. They have a free kick, fell by

Martial on Lennon. -- foul. Pulled back for cleverly. Blocked by

Rashford. -- Tom Cleverley. There might be a hole at the back here.

Rashford has kept the ball in play but McCarthy was there. Jagielka

close again to an equaliser. He hated first time, straight that De

Gea. -- he hit it first time. That is a good ball. Coleman for

Everton. Great defending by Tim Fosu-Mensah. He has made quite an

impression since he came on at half-time. Tremendous stuff from the

Manchester United defender. But likely that both Manchester clubs

will finish in the top four, looks like a straight battle between the

two for the last Champions League place.

I think Everton is a very good team, an away team much stronger than at

home and you could see that today also, it was a very tight game and

we were lucky, I think. Lucky today, you think? Yes, because we have

created two chances and they have created also only two chances but we

scored. I think of to the goal, probably we with a team with a

better tempo, the better initiative -- up to the goal. We were presented

with a few good opportunities where maybe the pass wasn't right or the

timing of the pass wasn't right. The goal for me unfortunately is a very

soft touch for our standards. We are a better team in that respect. I

think we started well in the second half and we scored earlier than them

and that was the difference and after the goal, it is easier to play

because they open up more of the pitch and there are more spaces to

try and create more and we had a few more chances, but in the ad, 1-0 was

enough. A wonderful day, pre-kick-off, to name the South

stand after Bobby Charlton. I have mentioned that Johan Cruyff is a

true legend and I think Bobby Charlton is one of those. Use ABO,

Pele, those kind of players -- Eusebio. Every match, he is present

and he always comes into the dressing room and says everything to

the players, that is special, I think. And that was probably the

most special moment of the afternoon at Old Trafford, more people on

their feet for that than anything else because the game wasn't great,

only three shots on target. The game wasn't great, United were probably

slightly better, but only slightly, they didn't create a lot and three

shots reflected the whole game. What they have been Rashford and Martial

and Lingard is a youthful energy up front and that has impressed you.

Yes, I thought the way they pressed really set the tone in the first

half. This is Mata that sets it off, but you see the difference when

Lingard goes, really puts the pressure on and they end up going

and they stick with it and get a free kick from this and Lingard

again wins it back. This is the one for me, he is not doing too much but

it brings the crowd into play and it also brings Everton back and making

Lukaku, probably the strongest player, come away from the goal. And

these guys, Martial and Rojo, you wouldn't say their main game is

pressing but they are doing it. If you contrast that with Everton, I

didn't think they were pressing well at all, they weren't great out of

possession. Aaron Lennon was probably one of Everton's better

performance. You see his frustration, no back up behind him,

no one coming off the back of him to supporting all stop Manchester

United were five or six pressing and it caused problems for Everton. It

was a diagonal ball from Schneiderlin, great touch by Juan

Mata. Tom Cleverley doesn't track the run. Seamus Coleman at the far

post has the wrong body shape and he allows Martial to score. And I think

here as well, this is even better because they obviously have

something to hang onto but they just go again and one, two, three and in

the end, Everton go back. Lingard again starts it off and before you

know it, Man United have got the ball back. If you go back to the

Everton one and Lennon and Lukaku and when they go, if you are a front

two and YouGov, is the jewel fold if no one goes with you or is it their

fault? -- and you go. It is frustrating as a striker but all it

takes is a call, hold, don't go, and everyone sits in shape. So if the

midfielder had called for them not to go, it would have solved. Lennon

has gone for six seconds there, so his frustration is it but six

seconds, you haven't reacted, no one behind it, the gap was too big and

so much time for Schneiderlin to hit the diagonal and a couple of

mistakes and it is a goal. Roberto Martinez in his post-match interview

said the first half was probably exactly what we were looking for,

the first time I have seen such a controlling 45 minutes. I'm sorry,

but I can't agree with that at all. I thought Everton today were very

poor, particularly with possession in the first half. The quality they

have in that squad, 12th in the Premier League this season and they

are seriously underperforming. Time and time again today, when they were

in comfortable possession, it was either the wrong decision or poor

quality. Some of these balls are not hard balls to hit, especially when

they had the amount of time they had and it was far too easy, I felt, for

United. And for all Roberto Martinez talked of in creating the tempo of

the game, they didn't create any chances. This is Phil Jagielka, in

acres of space and it is just poor quality, going into his striker, not

giving Lukaku a chance to get into the game. Ross Barkley picking it up

and they were directed at times. Often we have seen Everton and they

haven't been direct at getting Lukaku into the game but it was

seriously lacking today from Everton's perspective, it was a pool

performance. They didn't create any chances at all and he spoke about

his goalkeeper Robles not having much to do and neither did De Gea

and I think the Everton supporters can be disappointed. Can you put it

down as one of those days? It isn't a typical Everton problem, not

finding one of their players. No, it is fair to say this season, keeping

the ball well but overall, they have underperformed. If they get the cup

final, they have a chance to, but mid-table is not good enough with

the players they have got. I saw you at Old Trafford a few weeks ago and

whoso mensa left one on you that game, platitude, and you are now

going to praise in -- Fosu-Mensah. I thought he was quality, he has come

in at right back and I think you settle down. This is similar to the

one he did with me, he comes in, let you know he is about and puts a bit

of doubt in the back of your mind. I loved this one, the guy is trying to

get around him, get off, it is my ball. Give it to someone else. And

this is a fantastic clearance, look at the distance he gets on it,

facing his own goal. Every time there is the danger, gets rid of it.

Very simple very effective. Good clearance, Kevin. Brilliant, and his

awareness as well. He has matured, he looks composed and he likes the

physical side and so often you see youngsters not liking that but he

has got it. 2 Good 2 Bad, the results of Goal of the Month and a

trip to Arsenal to come at the restart a look at the weekend's

action at Carrow Road. -- after we start the look at the weekend's

action. Brady for Norwich to swing it in. In

it comes. Klose! Norwich take the lead. Newcastle's shaky defence let

him go. In stoppage time at the end of the first half, and that could

prove so precious for Norwich City. And he gets his first goal and

Norwich lead right on half-time. Carrow Road always a splash of

colour in the spring. Newcastle want it all to go black and white.

Townsend, decent delivery and Mitrovic, 1-1. It has been coming.

And Norwich only have themselves to blame. That could prove a game

changer and a seasoned changer. Mitrovic equalises. Got ahead of his

defender, Norwich letting go and he looped the header in. Fine goal.

Mbokani is onside. Can he get the shot away? It is a belter! Norwich

City are back ahead. Newcastle were level for three minutes. And they

stood and stared and Mobokani made them pay.

Perez. That is a penalty! Almost point-blank range and the referee

was well positioned. The question is could he have got out of the way? It

was Gary O'Neil with the touch. Mitrovic for his second goal of the

game... It is in. The keeper got very close to it. What a change he

has made. They believe and he has given them new belief.

O'Neil whips the cross back into the middle. Will it come towards Jonny

Howson? Marcus Nilsson! Unbelievable -- Olsson. Would you believe it? A

suspicion of handball. Kept his nerve, kept his discipline. All

about the technique and the shot. Delirium at Carrow Road.

Defoe, brilliantly taken. Foster in the way again. It just won't go in

for Sunderland. That is a massive save.

Defoe under pressure. Cattermole. That is M'Vila. That is Borini. And

it is offside, it won't count. The flag went up straightaway and N'Doye

squeezes it over the line in vain. This could be one of the most

important flags of the season. John Obi Mikel has sustained a

challenge from it is gay. And it is Loftus-Cheek that has put it in the

net, it is deflected. He will claim it, his first Premiership goal for

Chelsea. Pato went down. And it looks as

though the referee has given a penalty to Chelsea. It was a clumsy

challenge by Sissoko and he was certainly punished for it. And it is

going to be Pato who could well be scoring his first goal for Chelsea.

What a good penalty. That is how to take them. Pato has made it Chelsea

2-0. Pato opened his Chelsea account from

the spot. Here he is again. It was a useful through ball. It is Pedro!

3-0, Chelsea. This is another example of where Pato played a part.

The ball really played through Villa, if you like, and it was put

away quite nicely. Here is Oscar.

Godness and Villa are wide-open again on that side. Guzan makes half

a save and Pedro. It is his second. And Chelsea's

fourth and Pato had a hand in that. When the ball came across, Guzan

made a save and the angle looked tight but Pedro turns it in.

Ond. And Chelsea's fourth and Pato had a hand in that. When the ball

came across, Guzan made a save and the angle looked tight but Pedro

turns it in. Look at the supporter, proud

history, what future? That is a hefty challenge all round, it is

Loftus cheek who has gone down, Hutton may face something from the

referee. He is already on a yellow. It look like a red for him. That

just about compounds Villa's misery. Hutton sent off for a second yellow

card offence. If you wanted to see Villa in the depth of despair, then

it has to be today. Pato, the six whereas Brazilian to score on his

debut, can you name the other five? We will give you the answer at the

end of the show. Obviously from a dressing room perspective, you look

at Norwich and think they are starting to believe this that

dressing room? Yes, I don't think belief has been a big deal. I know

some of the lads there, I don't think belief has been a thing. They

have needed to get the result. I think the way that will have done,

to go, get it back to 2-2 and go on and win will give them confidence

going in. Being against Newcastle will help massively. Palace and

Sunderland are next for them. I got cold early in my career the worst

thing you can do is accuse a professional sports man of not

trying. Do Aston Villa care? You can make an argument for both. The way

they started, manner this which they started they allowed Chelsea stroll

round the pitch. It is as bad as performance yesterday, as any

Premier League performance, but then you lock it through the course of

the season, that has been a regular occurrence, so yesterday was no

different. It was so poor watching them. We want to see you hurt when

you lose. If you are any professional, a sports man that

enjoys win, you have to, it has to be hurting. I don't know many of the

Villa lads, we lost to Arsenal. I have been in a bad mood all the way,

all the way home. I will be in a bad mood until Wednesday. I can only

speak on my performance, I don't know that the Villa lads are doing

because they are losing week in week out. This will improve your mood no

end. The latest club we visited was Arsenal as they took on Troy's

Watford through the eyes of one of their biggest fans.

It is Robbie, I am here with Piers Morgan. The whole aim of the fan

channel was to give fans of Arsenal football club a voice. There is no

desire in that team. I have had enough. You are the new legend of

the Emirates. I am flattered. I used to be a reggae artist.

I did a tune that went to number one in the reggae charts, all round the

world. Firsthall game, I think it was back in 86, Arsenal were playing

Luton Town, we beat them 3-0 and I remember my cousins were giving me

grief, because I lived in Luton at the time. I watched a lot n, we beat

them 3-0 and I remember my cousins were giving me grief, because I

lived in Luton at the time. I watched a lot of Luton games they

are "Why are you going to watch Luton for? You are from north

London. You are supposed to support the only club in north London which

is Arsenal." I have three favourite players Ian Wright, Dennis Bergkamp.

It has to be theory Henry. I remember that celebration, at

Tottenham when he went on his knees in front of them. For that alone he

is my favourite player. Arsene Wenger has done so many great things

for the club but you start to think to yourself, we are making a lot of

the same mistake, I saw the old Arsenal back in the last game

against Everton, if that Arsenal shows up today, I think we will

destroy Watford. I have a feeling we are still going to finish above

Spurs, because Spurs, they always Spurs it up. They will get nervous

and it will start going down hill and we are finishing above Spurs.

Arsene Wenger wanted them to be more ruthless. Sanchez demanding it. And

receiving it. Good save. The second time. He is in again, Sanchez.

Exactly the start that Arsene Wengered ordered. -- Arsene Wenger

ordered. Coquelin. Coquelin. Sanchez has got away. He has pulled it back.

Back. It is Iwobi. Two Premier League start, two Premier League

goals for the teenager. Half Half-time, 2-0 to Arsenal. That is

better. Much better. They deserved that. Playing very well. Sanchez.

Almost finding him. It is Sanchez. Iwobi waiting, cleared by, and

deflected. Arsenal have settled this game inside three minutes of the

second half. Campbell.

There is Walcott. In the final few seconds of the 90 minute, Theo

Walcott makes it 4-0. That was such a one-sided game,

Arsenal dominated it, and to me, it just makes me upset about getting

beaten to them in the FA Cup, because I thought that the only real

difference in this game is we took our chances and we were more

dynamic, it was a very one-sided game, and brilliant performance by

Arsenal. Iwobi, this guy is go beinging to be for forget an

Rashford, the new star is Iwobi. He managed to put away Spurs and man in

that piece. Thanks to Robbie for his time. Let us move on from that game.

Let us talk about your partnership with Ighalo that. Have you adapted

your game. Last year, it was obviously boat of us up top. This

year it has been more of, he has been the main focal point. I have

been developing in as Number Ten. A lot of assists for myself. Iggy has

been scoring, last year he was 30 goals in the calendar year, and it

is easy for me to play with him, I know where he is going to be. I try

to give him the best chance he can. See some of the goals he scored have

been unbelievable. Did that happen naturally, you dropping to assist

him, do you think? I don't think so, if you look at the start of the

season, we played Everton and I was up top. The problem was, we played

with like, three Number Tens, behind us, so the gap was too big, in that

Swansea game, that was the first game we played. Because I am

naturally a striker I move up a bit closer. We managed to get closer

together, scored, won the game, and the rest is history. What this

manager like. Co-paired to others? It is just a belief he gives us. He

gives us the freedom in the attack, but you know, he is very well

drilled and he makes sure we know all of position, there is no excuses

for not knowing it on match day. When we have have results like

yesterday it is frustrating. Do you think it is lazy of news the media

to say you are in the FA Cup, you are taking the eye off the league,

is that a cliche? Yes, from your side. Not just me! Obviously in the

dressing room, I can tell you, there weren't nice words said after that

game, it wasn't case of we have the semifinal to look forward to. We

know we haven't been good enough for the last few games, the fans are the

ones who want to see people try week in week out, there is ways the lose

games. Here are a couple of other things to look out for. First major

of the golf season. England's women continue their quest

for European Championship qualification, against Belgium on

Friday night. The results of March's Goal of the Month to come.

The rest of the action starting at Anfield.

Coutinho. Sturridge. Coutinho, nice, passed into the back

of the net by Philip Coutinho. That is an exemptional finish by the

little Brazilian. It is a wonderful goal. And again, all that is best

about Liverpool seems to involve this man. Coutinho, with a goal of

high quality, again. Not a bad idea. Eriksen, he has done well. Harry

Kane. Great turn by Kane. Brilliant goal. Brilliant goal by Harry Kane.

He has done it again. When Tottenham are looking for a

goal. Up steps Harry Kane. Credit Christian Eriksen because he chased

this all the way, and did ever so well to keep it in play.

And Maurecio Pochettino's reaction is to punch the turf in frustration.

He feels it is two lost. With the delivery. All the way

across and in Fernando. Inside seven minutes. It was a good

height for Fernando. Who was able to send it goal Ward

past Boric. Daniels playing himself into

trouble. In by Aguero, Silva, De Bruyne. It is brilliant. Absolutely

brilliant. Bournemouth only have themselves to blame. Sloppy play at

the back. But my goodness me were they made to pay for it. Sensational

goal from Manchester City. Wonderful improvisation, skill and precise

finishing. De Bruyne. Navas. Just in, rising

high Aguero, it is three. Unbelievable start to the game for

Manchester City. Three goals in 18 minutes. And Aguero one of the

shorter players on the field, rising high. Bournemouth stunned. Can only

be seconds left. Oh what a goal. Wonderful finish, from Kolarov, with

almost the last Kim of the game. Thunderous strike. Convincing

comprehensive winners on the south coast. Bournemouth nil, Manchester

City 4. Good delivery and it is in. Delaney

nods it home. Thinkty ball was going out of play. Addian decided to flick

it out of play and put it on to the head of Delaney who could not

believe his fortune. -- Adrian -- ran. Sakho, necessary

has Noble with him. Chooses to lift it in himself. It will drop for

Lanzini. And we are 1-1. Hasn't taken West Ham long. Two-and-a-half

minutes after Palace take the lead. Lanzini levels it. The clearance

fell invitingly to the Argentine who fired past a hapless Wayne Hennessey

in the Palace goal. Haven't won a Premier League game since the 19th

December away at Stoke. Palace have seven in this wall, West Ham have

put a couple of players on the end. Payet strikes. He score, what a

goal. What a goal by Payet. Could not have played that any better.

Right in the corner. The dip, the bend, it could not have been

delivered with any greater precision. That is a poor challenge

from Kouyate. It's a red card. That might change the picture here. He is

high. And he is off the ground, and he fears the worst. That kind of

challenge has to be punished with a red. Suarez cross. Teasing one, it

will drop here, 2-2. Gale gobbles up the opportunity after an untidy

mess. It couldn't have bounced more invitingly for Gayle. Honours even

in the London derby. Still with Arnautovic -- Arnautovic.

There is no offside. Afellay accepts the gift. It was so simple. This was

all about a lack of concentration by the Swansea defenders.

Whelan. Bojan, promising to Stoke. Bojan!

Goal. He loves to score. Little bit of room and he went straight into

the gap and the finish was unerringly accurate and it is going

to take one heck of a comeback from Swansea now.

Wayne Routledge does well. Plenty of space for Routledge. The cross isn't

bad. Sigurdsson. He has scored. And Swansea are back in it. It is his

10th Premier League goal, Gylfi Sigurdsson, and there is pretty much

half of the second half still to go. Swansea, who looked beaten, are now

anything but. Now Monteiro. Back to his skipper.

Paloschi on the turn. Good effort, scores! Swansea are level. Well, you

just couldn't see this coming 20 minutes ago. Stoke just in a measure

of control that seemed immovable, but how quickly football changes.

Time no to reveal the result of March's Goal of the Month.

And here is how you have voted. In third place, Aaron Ramsey with 14%.

Okazaki gets 20% but the winner, from the north London derby, with

35%, Harry Kane. Mertesacker, beaten to it by Delhi

Alley. Harry Kane. What goal! That is an strike by Harry Kane! Had one

look up, hit it, curled it, David Ospina nowhere near it. And here is

the latest Barclays Premier League table. It is as you were at the

bottom, with Everton the only team in action and they stay six points

adrift of the top half. Here is 2 Good 2 Bad.

Steven Naismith has an interesting way to stop trying to be held at

corners. I don't think Janmaat was impressed.

Nice touch by the steward, and he knows it.

And as the cross comes over, don't shoot, don't shoot... Oh, he shot.

And the rest-- the referees had a sense of humour failure this

weekend. Mike Dean didn't want the ball by the advertising hordes, it

had to go out of the stadium. Roger East gave the harshest yellow card

of the weekend to Craig Gardner. And Martin Atkinson left Wayne

Routledge's ears ringing. And then thought he was making a little bit

of a meal of it. There we are, thank you very much to Kevin and to Troy,

good luck with the rest of the season. We asked you earlier to name

the six Brazilians that scored on their Premier League debut. Pato did

it for Chelsea, here are the other five. Goodbye.

Will yan. That is absolutely magnificent -- will.i.am.

Introducing himself on his Premier League debut.

Ilan has scored. Can Manchester City Secci?

It was finished by a Brazilian. In towards Gilbert.

His first goal in a Tottenham shirt. Here we go, Robinho, hello, England,

I am here. Pato could be scoring his first goal

for Chelsea here. What a good penalty.