24/01/2016 Match of the Day 2

Two crucial games, all of Saturday's action, 2 Good 2 Bad,

and Deli Alli's goal again over the next hour.

Ruud Gullit and Jermaine Jenas have been joined by Ashley Williams,

the Wales and Swansea captain, after their trip to Everton.

We'll have the best of that game after a London derby.

You have to go back to the era of Britpop band... To find a time when

our store last had such an advantage in the league over their rivals from

West London. -- Arsenal. But a lot has happened since then for both

clubs. Another twist to the tail, Arsene Wenger's side have managed to

take three points of Chelsea since 2011. But with the North London site

favourite to become champions and Chelsea firmly sitting in the bottom

half, could now be the time of change for June 's? -- side. There

have been many occasions on which Arsenal would be reasonably happy

with a draw against Chelsea, but not today. -- change of fortunes. Not

when a win would put them top, not when they win would be such a

statement of intent. Arsenal welcome back Mesut Ozil and Olivier Giroud

has shrugged off an ankle knock in training time too. But Alexis

Sanchez returns to the bench who will ask played in late November.

Chelsea bring Oscar in for Pedro who is ill. Eden Hazard is on their

bench after missing three. Costa, the spark which ignited the meeting

in September, has five in five and Gus had Inc. His previous five goals

took 22 games to score. -- bus heading. He has just completed a

decade with the club and is just 26 -- Gus Hiddink. Always an intriguing

fixture. Theo Walcott in behind. The debate into a danger area. The shot

is scuffed. That was a chance for Campbell. Theo Walcott in behind.

Onside. It is a good chance for Campbell, and the scuffed it badly

on his left. -- he's scuffed. One of the elements that have made this

fixture is so difficult over the years has been removed, that element

was Jose Mourinho. Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho have a special

relationship. Fabregas... Azpilicueta edging forward. Willian

at the back post, and again! Straight into the gloves of Petr

Cech. The double chance for Chelsea's Brazilian, who is, without

question, their best this season. But he could not put them in front.

A bit of a run from Ivanovic. Mesut Ozil. Nicely done. Theo Walcott

looking for it again. Arsenal players claiming handball. Willian

chasing downfield for the visitors. Costa ahead of him. As he timed it

well enough? Per Mertesacker in the challenge. Costa had got all side of

him. Chelsea protesting to the referee Mark Klatten bug. And it is

a red card. -- Mark Clattenburg. Arsenal are down to ten men. A

second booking in this game. Arsene Wenger is arguing the point with the

fourth official. But was Costa onside? He wasn't given it, that is

what counts will stop and he was goal side of Per Mertesacker. --

that is what counts. No contact with the ball from Per Mertesacker. How

much contact was there with the man? Willian with the free kick. Petr

Cech comes in with a two fisted punch. Diego Costa at the heart of

this incident. Again, did he catch him? Let's have a look closer. He

slides in. I don't think the replay is conclusive. The reaction wasn't

really called for. Gabriel will come on, who will be sacrificed? Olivier

Giroud cannot believe it. Listen to the reaction to this decision...

Look at his reaction to this decision. Absolute amusement amongst

the supporters. And reluctance, at the very least, from Olivier Giroud

to leave the pitch. Theo Walcott goes up front for Arsenal. The man

who has scored nine in his last ten games for the club is taken off.

Willian scoops in. Fabregas is there. Doing Costa -- Paea booing

Koster. -- they are booing Diego Costa. Diego Costa scores. Who else?

You could not make it up. Arsenal down to ten men. Diego Costa at the

centre of the red card incident, fires Chelsea in front. It is a

really good ball back in. Wasn't very good defending, it has to be

said, but it is a great ball in. Diego Costa at himself in front of

his man. Petr Cech was never going to keep that out from that range.

Gabriel, who had just come on, wasn't quite playing at Diego

Costa's pace. Laurent Koscielny, Mesut Ozil... Oscar for Chelsea.

Diego Costa, the goal-scorer. Laurent Koscielny is off, Willian

has reached it. Oscar is also there. Diego Costa with power, and a great

save from Petr Cech. Excellent Chelsea counter. The pace of

Willian, the power of Diego Costa, and a great save by Petr Cech.

Willian with the corner. Into the last three minutes of normal time in

the first half. Ivanovic, of the line by monorail. Counter by Theo

Walcott. -- Monreal. He is quick, but he couldn't reach it ahead of

Diego Costa. Monreal To the rescue here.

Nacho Monsalve... Aaron Ramsey. -- Nacho Monreal. Flamini! What a

chance. What a chance for Flamini. Clearly onside. Why did he not head

it? Trying to perform a feat of incredible gymnastics. All he had to

do was head it. Fabregas. Nicely done for Flamini.

Still going. The referee does not look remotely interested in that.

Certainly worth an appeal, though. Mesut Ozil, running into Fabregas.

It is a Chelsea throw in. Could Chelsea have had a penalty here?

Look at Laurent Koscielny. No attempt at all from the defender to

play the ball. His eyes are not on the ball. He makes no contact with

the ball. Did not appear to even cross the referee's mind to give

Chelsea a penalty. Aaron Ramsey in quickly for Arsenal, getting in

ahead of Fabregas... WHISTLE Bit of contact between Fabregas and

Aaron Ramsey. Fabregas shakes his head. The free kick is given. Is

this Arsenal's moment? Mesut Ozil with the delivery. It might fall

kindly for Arsenal here. Alexis has missed it, Gabriel punches it, it is

blocked, and Oscar has not cleared it. Mesut Ozil, Alexis Sanchez...

Theo Walcott thought he might have been offside, so he left it. The

result is a goal kick. Leading a charmed life, Thibaut Courtois

didn't make any contact. The rebound off Azpilicueta. Then it was pinball

time. Frustrating. Again, for Arsene Wenger, against Chelsea.

Mesut Ozil hurdled by Eden Hazard. He is at the tallest, but it takes

some doing. Laurent Koscielny might win a header, so might Gabriel. He

has dropped it. It could go anywhere. On the line is

Azpilicueta, and just cleared by John Terry. The referee let it go.

Thibaut Courtois seemed to have it. Contact with Aaron Ramsey. Then

bedlam. Oxlade-Chamberlain. Little flick

from Flamini. Thibaut Courtois to save to his left. Only goals this

season came from a League Cup tie against birds, Flamini. He has had a

couple of chances against Chelsea today. Required some intervention to

convert that one. Probably did it over the top of his first chance.

Their moment may yet come, you never know. Here comes Laurent Koscielny.

Alexis Sanchez. Laurent Koscielny... Monreal... And Flamini will not read

it. Fair play to Laurent Koscielny, because he stayed on his feet where

others may not have done. That was the moment when Laurent Koscielny

might have come down. Monreal Stabbing it with his left foot. It

will not fall for Arsenal. Eden Hazard has the ball, the referee has

the whistle in hand, and Chelsea will complete a Premier League

double over Arsenal. Sun and deal a severe blow to their title hopes.

How damaging is this? How controversial this victory? Today

the boys to their job very well. They tried to play as much as

possible. If you let them play you are in trouble. We did the only

thing we could do. Why don't we materialise it more to Mesut Ozil. I

think it was a harsh decision. We had to cope with it. I don't know

exactly what to say, because there is a few games now that this

happens. The only thing we can do is keep our focus and fight, and that

is what we did. Today, this was the real Chelsea. I believe we can show

in the future again that we deserve to play for this club. Of course,

you know that we are not in a good position in the table, but there are

a lot of games until the end of the season. You took of Olivier Giroud.

Some of the fans were surprised. The fact that we needed to get strength

on the counterattack. We needed pace. We were not in a dominating

position any more, that is why I made the substitution. Long way to

go. We're in a position that if we keep winning our games, and if we

keep rushing and doing well, then obviously we can still do it. --

pushing. Let's get straight to it, the couple of minutes that changed

the game for Arsenal. I saw Diego Costa played very well today.

Beautiful run behind Per Mertesacker. Unfortunately he brings

him down in that situation. What we have picked out is the look... You

can just see it, but you will see it a lot more clearly in a minute. As

he slides in, not even looking at the ball. He has a look over...

Well, looking to see if Laurent Koscielny is in a position where he

can help him, or whether he is looking to see if he is offside.

This is a lovely run from Diego Costa as I said. I think he is

looking at the linesman to say, he is getting me out of trouble. You

are sure it is a red card? Clearly a red card.

Mark Clattenburg got that one definitely right. And then Assen

Wenger makes a substitution which was greeted with bewilderment by the

Emirates crowd. I understand the way he thinks, but I think he could wait

a little bit. Maybe there was a different solution, because your

Giroud was playing really well, so maybe wait a minute and see how

things are going. Flamini could be at the back and have a tight

midfield, so just wait a little bit longer. But I understand his

comment. And that is what I was going to ask you. If you had lost

your central defensive partner, would you be happy, if the

opposition were only playing one up front, to have a defensive

midfielder drop in alongside you from while? I think it depends on if

you have got someone who can do that job, maybe Flamini could have done

it. If you have someone who is comfortable playing centre-half, he

could be great. And from a central defensive point of view, is that

quite odd to look one way to tackle the ball the other? You sometimes

see it with a disguised pass, but never a disguised tackle. I think

that was a new one for me, I think he was probably checking the

linesman. Red card for you? Definitely.

Let's take a look at the goal. I have highlighted Flamini, because he

worked very hard for the team, but sometimes he can do more harm than

good. In this situation here... By getting in the way, is that what you

mean? He ran past Gabriel, then got in front of Koscielny. The bottom

line is, you can't take anything away from the brilliant cross from

Ivanovic. And his movement was back today, and has been from while, for

Diego Costa. You are the one in the studio who has played against him.

What is he like to play against? He is a tough assignment, he is a

strong, powerful runner, he wants to win and he does everything he can do

for his team to get the win on that day. When you come up against him,

does he make you more focused? Because you know what he will bring

to the table? Yes, I think so. He is one that you want to stuff! Any time

you play against a top striker, you are trying to be on your best game,

and he is definitely a top striker. Is he irritating? He can be! I think

he tries to irritate, that is part of his game. But do you have to tell

yourself not to get involved? You are a physical centre-half, so are

you saying to yourself, I can't get involved here? I think it is just

about staying focused on your job and not worrying too much about what

he is doing, because if you start to do that, he has won. Guus Hiddink

talked about trying to maximise at 2-0. Should they have had a second

goal, a penalty? Yes, I think they should. If you see how Fabregas has

been smashed to the ground. I don't know what you want. If this is

outside the box, he would give a free kick for sure, but it is a

penalty, he doesn't even look at the ball. And he is there, look. The

referee. I think sometimes you see the striker come running to you as

the defender and you drop on the floor, but he has tried to stop him.

Yes, that is why Fabregas is laughing at himself. If this isn't a

penalty, what you want? From an Arsenal point of view, two points

from their last nine, drew at Liverpool, Drew at Stoke and beaten

at home by Chelsea. Should Arsenal fans be concerned? I get things so,

and the reason why is because if you look at the statistics on paper, it

doesn't look great, but at the performances they have put in, they

went a couple of goals down at Anfield and came back, yes they

conceded late goals. Stoke was a tough test for them, and they seemed

to stand up to that. And even in today's game, I thought in the

second-half Arsenal were the better side, and Chelsea were hanging on at

times towards the end. It wasn't dominating Chelsea performance you

would expect when Arsenal went down to ten men. They know they can rely

on the defence, so they let the opposition come and wait for the

second goal. What could happen? I think the greatest asset Arsenal has

is Sanchez, because he came on, he caused problems, he is active, he is

snuffles top to Goodison Park to lesson for our snuffles top

face Everton. So, inspired by Ashley, it was time to hit a search

engine. COMMENTATOR: Looking for the first

ball towards Lukaku. Swept in towards Mirallas. A fine finish.

Francesco Guidolin becomes the ninth Italian to manage in the Premier

League, but can he become the first man ever to leave Swansea to a

league victory over Everton, who themselves have only taken nine

points of their last nine games? Roberto Martinez makes two changes,

Deulofeu replaces Aaron Lennon, and Funes Mori comes into defence the

Jagielka. Romilly Lukaku starts his 100th game for the club, Seamus

Coleman back among the substitutes. Guidolin's first-team selection

shows just one change to the team that beat Watford, Kyle Naughton

drops to the bench and he is replaced by Angel Rangel, he was

signed at Swansea by Roberto Martinez. A positive start under

their new head coach. Everton starting a big week themselves, with

the semifinal second leg of the League Cup against Manchester City

away to follow. Nice from Lukaku, in two Besic. He went alone! And hit

the post. The Bosnian was really unlucky there. Once he picked it up

from Lukaku, there was only one thing on his mind, he saw the space

in front of him, and that is how close he was to giving Everton the

lead. Francesco Guidolin had two top five finishes in the Italian league.

Brilliant piece of skill from Ross Barkley. Deulofeu. He can't keep it

in, and this is why Ross Barkley is such an exciting talent. Through the

legs of Ki. Roberto Martinez is going to have to make a change here.

Besic is shaking his head, looking at the bench, holding his hamstring.

He knows that is the end for him. It is given away by Fernandez.

It has been a recurring theme so far, giving the ball away. Everton

wanted the foul on Oviedo. Stones left Howard to short, did he

make contact? He did! Anthony Taylor points to the spot. Tim Howard

penalised, but that was the proverbial hospital ball from John

Stones. And Tim Howard just didn't get there quick enough. Everton in

sloppy circumstances concede a penalty. Good fee Sigurdsson who has

scored two goals in his last three games has the chance to give Swansea

the lead. Which he calmly does. Tim Howard sent the wrong way, and less

than 17 minutes into Francesco Guidolin's spell in charge, Swansea

are in front. Tarisio penalty from the Icelandic international. --

terrific penalty. He dispatched that very confidently. Everton 0- one

Swansea. Goodison very quiet and stunned. We are going to have to

speak to him later. Everton now have a concern about Kevin Mirallas as to

whether he is able to continue. We have already lost Besic. Deulofeu,

good block by Taylor. More like it from Everton's point of view, the

quality cross caused the confusion, well defended by Taylor. Deulofeu to

take it, Barry trying to apply the touch. And it was an important one

from Gareth Barry. The Everton captain levels it up with his fourth

Everton goal, he makes it 1-1. Cleverley guided it with his left

foot off the post and into the back of the net. I just wonder whether it

clipped off Jack Cork slightly on the way through. The injury problems

are mounting. Having lost Besic, Mirallas still isn't comfortable.

Pienaar is being readied. Goodison Park has now seen 45 goals

so far this season in the Premier League. No shortage of

entertainment. There have been too many away teams scoring for the

Everton supporters. Was the handball that are not given? Here is Ki.

Andre Ayew, it was deflected, and Swansea are back in front. Ayew

restores Swansea's lead. Everton still complaining about the handball

they felt should have been given in the build-up. Anthony Taylor said

player on, he was unmoved, and play an Swansea did. When this came to

Andre Ayew, it clips off Stones, and that is what deceived Tim Howard. It

took it away from the Everton goalkeeper. Pienaar. Swansea

well-organised out of possession. Here is Barkley. Bringing Oviedo

into play. Elevator. That is a to delivery. -- Deulofeu, that is a

better delivery. Everton need some more of these. Goodness me. Besic

and Mirallas having to watch on after those injuries. 18 points from

33, Everton have taken at Goodison this season. Still trailing in this

one. Deulofeu, and he was frustrated no one was attacking that. He is

saying, I can't do any more! I have beaten my full-back, I have put it

across, I had a look. There was no one anywhere near it.

Coleman. Appeals for hands. The referee isn't

interested. It certainly hits his hand, but does he put that out to

deliberately block the cross? I don't think he can get that out of

the way. Every Swansea player back behind the ball. It is up to Everton

to try to find a way through. Pienaar.

What a cross! And Lukaku somehow couldn't knock it into the back of

the net. Not for the first time, just watch that delivery. Barkley.

Still Barkley. Barkley trying to make the run for

him. Sigurdsson has gone with him. There is the cross in the end,

Lukaku! Couldn't generate enough power in the end, Romelu Lukaku.

Everton's first attempt on target in the second half, and it shows you

how well Swansea have frustrated them. Coleman has made the run, much

better, he has dealt with it well. And he couldn't go on and finish it.

A rare occasion when Everton have got in behind the Swansea defence,

just have the end product. Swansea know they are almost there.

Deulofeu, Funes Mori. This needs to go in from Everton, and in it went.

A sliding challenge from Jordi Amat, and surely this will be the last

kick of the game. Leighton Baines to take it, John Stones to head it, and

over the bar from Seamus Coleman. WHISTLE

It is the last kick of the game, and it can't ruin Francesco Guidolin's

day. What a start for the Italian. A win in his first match, the first

ever Swansea manager to beat Everton in Aileen game. It could have been

so different here, though, if Seamus Coleman from only two yards out, had

found the back of the net. But it is Swansea's day, and what a start for

Francesco Guidolin. Everton 1-2 Swansea.

Well done. How does that feel? I feel very well, because it was the

first time for me. This is a new world for me. It is all-new. The

first match in the Premier League a way against 18 that is very strong,

like Everton. To win is fantastic. After what happened last week we

were looking forward to playing at home, and enjoying our football. We

didn't find a way to do that. On top of that, we became fearful. We

expected the worst. Therefore, you can see the two goals. The penalty

and the other one, which was deflected, which comes from a

previous handball but the referee doesn't spot it. It is a really

negative outcome of a fearful attitude. It was a very difficult

game. To win at Goodison Park is a good thing for us. Three point is

really good. You came alive in the second half, you put a few good

balls into the box. Frustrated Everton did not make more of that?

Yes, in the second half much better. All of the players created a lot.

But, yes, we need more first balls. I think my cross is dangerous. Today

I'm lucky. A few changes. But unfortunate today. It was a good win

for you, what please you most about it? It was a gritty performance,

especially in the second half. We had to roll up our sleeves, and

offend the goal. I am pleased we were able to do that. Winning at

Goodison Park is a big achievement for us, something we've never done

before. Has that great at times been missing this season? Probably

earlier on. We understand the position we find ourselves in.

Sometimes it isn't going to be pretty. That is the sort of

performance we need to get out of that position. You spotted that

Swansea did something different. Credit, you spotted it. I thought

they got their tactics spot on. They set the tone straightaway. Pressing

high up the pitch. Sigurdsson a lot of the time was setting the tone for

most of his team. They all followed him. You can see, not really an

Everton player that has time on the ball to find anybody in a forward

position. Sigurdsson again. Pressing. And absolutely nothing.

That is Ross Barkley picking that one up, in front of his back four.

It shows his lack of time on the ball, coming that deep to get it.

Leon Brittan, in a holding position, releasing himself together and press

Ross Barkley who is meant to be a lot higher up the pitch. Again

amounting to nothing. Everton will have spells where they have a lot of

the ball. Most of the things they do well are in wide areas. They like to

overload teams. Between core, Sigurdsson, and Leon Brittan, they

worked hard to make sure they had more numbers, even when it was

switched to the other side. -- Cork. If that makes it over, they only

have two against five Swansea players. That was key and that is

what was happening in the first half. Had you been working on

something? The gaffer wanted us to install something in the next few

days -- in just a few days. The midfielder is put in a good shift.

Never giving them time, winning the ball high. First off I think we did

that really well. For you, as a group, is that easy to adapt to very

quickly? A new manager comes in, says this is what I want you to do,

as a group do you know what you are meant to do very quickly? Yes. You

ask a few questions on what he would like, but it is football at the end

of the day. If he wants to press high, most players will understand

that. We had to go three few issues in training. It doesn't always work.

Sometimes a good team like Everton will get out. But I thought we

regained our shape and balance behind the ball really well today.

Can you gauge what the new manager is like already, after a week? Not

so much. He has come in, given the players lift. He is very animated.

He gets his point across well. With broken English through the

translator. Since he has come in everybody has tried to impress him.

I am pleased that he got a win on his first game. Is that the

important thing with a new manager, to lift yourselves, to show you can

do it? It is natural to impress the boss. The players want to show the

manager what they can, try and force themselves in. The manager comes in,

it gets the players going again. If they have a lift and gripped at the

moment, before Roberto Martinez came out after and said they are fearful

at home at the moment, they have only won three of their four in the

Premier League there. You felt there wasn't something right, didn't you?

They are dog-eared and aggressive, Everton, but they couldn't find

their way into the game. -- dogged. Swansea were pushing them high. They

had no time on the ball. When they needed the ball they couldn't do it.

I was trying to find the last 15 minutes, or something like that,

high balls, Romelu Lukaku keeping it, trying to keep some pressure.

Are they too nice? I don't know. It wasn't the Everton are expected to

see. But credit to Swansea, because you can say that about Everton, but

I think Swansea did everything to get them out of their game. That was

fantastic to see. Did you send it was flat, but the fans were worried,

because Roberto Martinez said that? A bit. It was quieter times. Great

for an away team if you go away and silenced the crowd. But they got

some chances in the second half. Yes. It is difficult to maintain the

high price for the full 90 minutes. Inevitably Everton got some space.

Schumacher high press -- high press. I don't know how to deal with that.

He puts it in so quick between you and the goalkeeper. I'm thinking, I

don't want to score an own goal, so I leave it. I think is that type of

player. If you get close to him he will go by you. No problem because

he is that quick. Probably the best delivery in the league at the

moment. He is an absolute. Nightmare We were watching him today, causing

yourself quite a few problems. He doesn't broadcast the crosses. He

can cross it between his feet. As a defender, trying to get yourself

into a position, but you don't know when it will come. Difficult to

defend against. Even the Everton players don't know!

CHUCKLES Lucky today to put a few across.

Yes, because you don't have time. If you don't see it coming you cannot

anticipate. When we were watching it, anticipating you crossing under

those crosses, you are actually doing that, ducking underneath the

crosses, for good reason. Yes, I have done this in my career, that it

in my own goal. You are not getting the shout? Not necessarily. But I

just get out of the way, because chances are I will put it in my own

goal, or at least towards it. I am just hoping the other guys are in

position if that does happen. Brilliant deliveries. You made the

right decision. The amount of times you see them end up in your own net,

it happens all the time. We are in the middle of a huge debate in

England at the moment about John Stones as a ballplayer, centre-half,

or whether he should put the ball in front. He is a good prospect. A good

player. He still needs to learn when he needs to play, and when he should

smash the ball as far as possible. There are moments here, hesitation,

he tries to be clever. Then you get this mistake. It could have been

dealt with a little bit better, maybe. Here, also, he gets into a

position where he could play the ball with one touch. You saw him

already. Another one. Then he brings this... Bringing his team player in.

Into a difficult position. Here, for instance, brilliant. One touch. He

is a football player. He sees it. Good cross. You need a player like

that. Still young. He needs to make mistakes. But he will learn on his

way. He has everything for a good centre-half. Rio Ferdinand tweeted

after the game a whole variety of things about this match will stop

saying the Everton fans have their players in a nervous state. He said

he was allowed to make mistakes at his youth team. He says, I would

rather have the fancy football as a centre-half and learn, not the other

way around. I think it comes with time. The more experience you get,

you will probably understand when to play and when not to. John Stones is

a non-believer bobsleigher. At the Liberty Stadium it was one of the

best performances I have seen from him. -- John Stones is an

unbelievable player. He has made 1090 64 passes. -- 10,090 successful

passes, who has done better? Please, move on. Jermaine Jenas does not

like that. Now, Carrow Road. He gets it. The flag stays down, and

it is in the net! Roberto Firmino puts Liverpool in front.

Towards the back post. Martin back across goal. Macani. Danger signs

flashing. Still might be... And he scores, with a backheel. Macani!

Wes Hoolahan. Naismith. He scores on his debut! Norwich City have turned

it around. Steven Naismith. Redmond. Nicely done. Naismith in

behind. He needs to be careful. Naismith has stayed on his feet, you

goes down again, it is a penalty. Marino, into the back of Steven

Naismith. -- Moreno. They are 3-1 up. A Henderson chance, and a goal!

The ball straight back into it, Jordan Henderson. Only about a

minute and a half after going 3-1 down, Liverpool make it to 3-2.

James Milner helping it onto Adam Lallana. Roberto Firmino in the

middle... Firmino! He wants the ball, Liverpool want a winner, and

with 28 minutes left anything could happen.

Sebastien Bassong beat Roberto Firmino to it. And the backpass is

cut up by Milner. He is one-on-one with his... And he puts Liverpool in

front! They were 1-0 up, they were 3-1 down, now they are for-3 up.

Russell Martin, oh dear. Long it goes. It drops of Jerome...

Hit by Bassong! What a strike. For -4. Sebastien Bassong with a left

footed thunderbolt. -- 4-macro-4-macro. Sweetly struck.

Christian Benteke. Caulker blocked. Adam Lallana has scored for

Liverpool! Adam Lallana has scored for Liverpool, and it is 5-4.

Norwich City suffer the knockout blow.

Albrighton with the Leicester corner, and then it came out to

Danny Drinkwater. His first ever Premier League goal, he breaks the

deadlock. Drinkwater looking for Vardy, he is in behind Jamie Vardy,

it is 2-0. Seven games without a goal is over. Jamie Vardy is back on

the scoresheet. And Leicester have doubled their advantage.

Schmeichel's clearance, a Ulloa! Three goals and three points

for Leicester. Just a second Premier League goal of the season the

Leonardo Ulloa. And Leicester City are back to winning ways, and back

on top of the Premier League. Here is Jason Puncheon. The ball

wouldn't run for him. Not the way he wanted. Still Zaha, and it is an own

goal! Vertonghen pushed the ball beyond his own goalkeeper, and now

here they lead top them by a golden nail, an own goal.

That was high-fat Harry Kane, and he equalised! -- hi four Harry Kane.

Kane with the cross, deliberately deep, and what a goal! Sensational

control from Dele Alli! Brilliant, brilliant goal from the new England

player. Here is Chadli. What a goal! Chadli's finished off Palace, and

Tottenham, having been a goal down at half-time, take all three points

away from Selhurst Park. By Antei will run Toure into the

area, and West Ham have scored inside 55 seconds! They have shocked

Manchester City again. Aguero down in the penalty area, and

penalty given. He is West Ham's nemesis. 1-1, two goals in the

opening nine minutes. The throw quickly taken, and Manchester City

simply switched off. That was to for defending. It is the second of the

day for Valencia. City will feel they deserved a point out of this,

and they may well get it yet. Here is Ian Natcho, and Aguero, it is

2-2. Drive and determination got him in there. The finish of a born

goal-scorer. West Ham 2-2 Manchester City, and the man West Ham fear has

done it again to them. And if you loved Dele Alli's goal,

you will get a chance to see it again later, we have something

special for you. But you could avoid it, from a Liverpool perspective. If

you look at it here, you can see that Moreno is far to the outside.

He should be inside, and Emre Can should be on the outside. And

midfielders are lazy. This is how you shoot. This is how you shoot

defensive playing. You can see the back four all in-line, all on the

inside, Hazard is on the outside. Because the right back is pushing

up, so he has to come with him, so everybody is in place. Chelsea did

it today in the right manner, they don't do it all the time, but this

is how you should defend all the time. Is that down to organisation?

Yes, I did it with Milan all the time. Five yards, if my left-back

goes outside, I don't stay in the middle, I come with him, so even if

the striker is here, I come with you, because the other defender

takes my position. The football continues this week, commentary of

both League Cup semifinals, Liverpool and Stoke on Tuesday,

Manchester City at Everton on Wednesday. It is the fourth round of

the FA Cup next weekend, we kick off with Derby versus Manchester United

on Friday. The Sunderland in a moment after a look at the other

three of the four games we want to bring you.

Troy Deeney, and he is going to go through here, and it is Ighalo for

Watford, and they have a goal in the first minute of the second half.

Odion Ighalo has scored for the first time for Watford. And Cathcart

coming in there, he wasn't the only one. Back in again by Britt is, and

it is Cathcart. And suddenly this game has gone right away from

Newcastle you. And it has come all the way in towards Watford.

Oh, and did that creep in? Yes it did. Watford 2-1 Newcastle United.

That was La Salle. They are continuing the run, and

stretching the run. But does he foul Ayew there? I thought Olsen

initially had done well to win the ball, and then it he clatters into

the back of Jordan Ayew. He brings the save from Foster, he fancied

another one here. Still looking for his first win on the road, this new

Aston Villa manager. Ward-Prowse with the ball into the

box. Headed goalwards, and in! Charlie Austin has scored for

Southampton. You can just about hear Southampton cheering on the corner

of the ground, but they are being drowned out by an angry Manchester

United reaction. Great ball in from Ward-Prowse, United Nil one

Southampton. It might be enough to win the game. Ronald Koeman is the

winning Dutchman at Old Trafford this afternoon. Booing rings around

the ground once more. Some have had enough, and he will be hearing this

long into the night. You know Louis van Gaal. Is known

for his self belief. It was venomous at Old Trafford yesterday. Will it

be bothering him? Yes, the walk of shame towards the locker room is the

worst you have. Manchester United are clubs that demands a lot. They

are successful over the years, and when you come, you need to bring a

football. People get is the UCS tick about it, and I know it is not easy

to play a team that is very defensive, but even though you have

to create chances, I think they created only one chance. 63% of

possession of the ball, only one chance. That is not enough. You

cannot play only on possession of the ball. Sometimes you need to do

something out of the box, you need to do something that has to go

fluid, and I miss that sparkle. Evertonians, I will ask the question

before the end of the show. Two Good two Bad and classic goals were the

ball doesn't touch the ground to come, after Sunderland are the

latest to feature in our MyClub series as they welcomed Bournemouth

to the Stadium Of Light. My name is George Forster, I and 89 years of

age, and I have been with the Sunderland AFC supporters since the

beginning, that is about 50 years ago. I have devoted my life to this

place, and we have done lots and lots of things for the football

club. Best programme in the league for ?3! Promotions, relegations,

various games. Winning the cup, that was a tremendous game at Wembley.

The beauty about that game was the players themselves, it seemed as if

they had no worries. When they scored on 31 minutes and 31 seconds,

I wanted the referee to blow the whistle. The fans were absolutely

brilliant, and of course we will never forget Jimmy Montgomerie. They

were all heroes that day. At the end of the match, I was with my wife, I

absolutely cried. Charlie Hurley, my favourite player, I still keep in

touch with him, and after that, Kevin Ball, one of my heroes, he was

a leader. He had all the qualities of a midfield player. I feel as if

they need somebody like him in the side today. We need some stability

at the club, and hopefully Big Sam will do it for us.

But the players, I think they could give that little bit more.

I think today's match is very important. I just hope we can get a

win, even if it is 1-0. If we don't, the gap is going to get wider and

wider. COMMENTATOR: Manchester City,

Manchester United, Liverpool and West are West Ham's next few

opponents. And it is a super Ball, a really brave header. Mannone a

couldn't keep it out. The keeper got a hand to that, did he? Now Borini,

and scores again! Brilliant! Brilliant.

Completely outclassed in this first half, but what a bonus that is in

added time. Cattermole, Johnson stays onside, sends it in, it is a

Jurisic save. Jones's header. Why can't you... ? Stanislas, it is a

good all, but grab and Mrs. A chorus of booing reach the final whistle.

# Grabban misses. The ball is either overhit or we can't pick people out,

we need a bit more quality in the side. We just hope that miracles do

happen, they have happened six times already, so let's hope there is a

seventh time. And thanks to George Forster of his

time. Here is the table. Leicester are now

three clear at the top. Swansea were the lowest placed side to win this

weekend, so they are now four above the drop zone, Chelsea up to 13th.

Here is two Good two Bad. These have become the most famous

broken glasses in Britain. Now, ignore the alarm here and keep

talking. Great effort. Performance, yes, two goals in the first ten

minutes, which were avoidable, but... And when he tries again, Ivan

Gaskell doesn't even realise he has gone.

And the skills of the weekend were at Leicester.

And for the angry Evertonians on Twitter, did you handle it in the

build-up to the goal? No. It hit my hand, but I didn't have the chance

to get it out of the way, so it was not handball. Thank you very much to

all of you. And if you loved Dele Alli's goal,

you will get a chance to see it And thanks to Delle Ali,

we are going to end with classic goals where the ball

didn't touch the ground. A simple volley not good enough,

there had to be at least one touch to keep the ball in the air

before the strike. Difficult to explain, easy to enjoy.

Good night. COMMENTATOR: Extraordinary from

Pelle! What a strike! And that is a brilliant shot, what a

goal. It is an absolutely stunning goal.

Peter Crouch going for the spectacular, and what a goal!

This is the FA Cup, and anything can happen.

The FA Cup fourth round. It's a stunner!

starts with Derby County versus Manchester United.