05/02/2017 Match of the Day 2

The hard-done-by one goes to Leicester and can the Clement

Two clubs from the same city battling to make the top four.

With us, Jermaine Jenas and Phil Neville.

We begin this evening at the King Power Stadium,

where Premier League champions Leicester are much closer

And despite only one defeat in 20, Jose Mourinho's mood has ranged

Jose Mourinho is apoplectic on the touchline. This season, people is

just unhappy with the result. They know the direction we're going.

Ibrahimovic, 3-0, so easy. Yellow card for Pogba and Jon Moss has sent

of Jose Mourinho. What were your thoughts on the penalty award? No

thoughts. He's levelled it. No thoughts, no comment. Never finished

lower than third in the Premier League. Manchester United win it and

keep themselves just about in touch with the top four. Late drama at Old

Trafford, just like the old days. Seven wins in a row. What a way to

rescue a point. I'm not happy. Manchester United held again. If you

don't know football, you should not be here with a microphone.

Jose Mourinho will be hoping for more positive emotions on his last

defeat the Cape the stadium because it ended in defeat and it proved to

be his last game in charge of Chelsea. He is aware what is

Manchester United site required to maintain their Champions League

charge. Claudio Ranieri is feeling the pressure at the other end of the

table, making two changes to the team that lost their third

consecutive match at Burnley. Marc Albrighton and Andre Gray go out and

Ahmed Musa and kabaddi both start. Three changes to the Manchester

United side that drew for the third game in a role against -- in a row

against Hull, Daley Blind and Ashley Young on the bench. Incomes mauling,

Bailly and Mata, and Wayne Rooney has not troubled because real mess.

If this was lame -- if ever there was a match that both needed to win,

Leicester for very different reasons. Manchester United know they

have a chance to go a point behind Liverpool and two behind Arsenal.

That was a little loose from Ander Herrera and it has gone straight to

Vardy, who is all alone, waiting for support and here it is from Ahmed

Musa, for Leicester. Bailly made the challenge. Leicester corner. No one

is more relieved than Ander Herrera. He did not have a look, there. From

that moment on, Manchester United were scampering back. Ahmed Musa

took a touch and Bailly defended that really well. Got the ball

first. The corner has gone short. Deep

cross, looking for Morgan. Cut out by Bailly. Kept in by Simpson.

Neatly done by Mkhitarayan. Chased by Ndidi, who has got it back, the

Armenian. Bit of space for Mata. Promising break for Manchester

United. Mkhitarayan again. In towards Rashford! Well, Marcus

Rashford, this time last season, was converting those. Really promising

move from Manchester United. Always underneath that, Marcus Rashford. He

has gone 14 Premier League games without a goal. That is the clearest

sighting of goal so far today. Mata. Ahmed Musa got the better of him.

Vardy. Oh, and Mata when sliding in, there. That was a nasty one. It is

yellow for the Spaniard. He was trying to make amends, having lost

possession, here, Juan Mata. And that was late. Studs up. And he is a

little fortunate. Sir Alex Ferguson watching on. Leicester remaining

organised out of possession. Pogba. Now they might have a bit of space,

United, but he went the other way. Ibrahimovic. Pogba. Rashford. Good

save. Schmeichel must have seen it late. Got down quickly. It went

through a crowd of players, didn't it? Good, strong arm from cast Bush

Michael. Jose Mourinho has asked for more goals from his team. -- Kasper

Schmeichel. Marini awards some of his players to move out of their

comfort zone because it is the top four zone that it is all about for

Manchester United. Mkhitarayan did brilliantly to get away from Robert

Huth on the Armenian is in. Morgan is trying to get back but

Mkhitarayan! Fabulous goal. Manchester United in front. Henrik

Mkhitarayan with his third Premier League goal for Manchester United.

And it was all about him, Smalling's flick, Robert Huth was never getting

there, and from that moment on he kept his cool, kept his composure,

and managed to beat Kasper Schmeichel. They weren't catching

him. And three minutes before half-time,

the reigning champions have been undone, off Schmeichel's leg and

into the back of the net. Important moments now before the

half-time whistle for Leicester. Valencia up against Fuchs. He has

pulled it back. Ibrahimovic! 2-0. Trouble mounting an Claudio Ranieri

and Leicester. Undone twice in the blink of an eye. Valencia's Ross and

Ibrahimovic did the rest. -- cross. His 11th Premier League goal in his

last 13 league games. Swept it past Schmeichel and the demeanour of this

game has changed dramatically. Two goals in one minute and 27 seconds

have changed his mood and his half-time team talk completely.

Okazaki, trying to twist and turn. He might still have the opportunity

to shoot. Back to Ndidi. Held by de Gea. Straight at the Manchester

United goalkeeper. He is looking for a comeback to grab

the headlines. Manchester United unbeaten in their last 32 Premier

League games when they have scored first. Mkhitarayan. Mata, free to

his right. Here is the Spaniard up against Fuchs. Back to Mkhitarayan.

Mata wanted it back, got it back and that is quite brilliant! That is

3-0, Manchester United, less than three and a half minutes into the

second half. Mata, who scored against Leicester at Old Trafford

earlier in the season, does so again and it is a long, long way back for

Leicester now. What about this for an interchange? Mkhitarayan at the

heart of it, and from the moment Mata played that pass, he was on the

move, Fuchs lost him, Mkhitarayan had the vision to find him, and Mata

did the rest. It is an eighth goal of the season for him. Beautifully

worked. Calmly finished. And it is Leicester 0- three Manchester

United. Just the start to the second half that Leicester did not want. --

0- three. Jose Mourinho has demanded more goals and has Godfrey already.

-- got three already. Extremely difficult situation for Leicester

now, Manchester United purring. Rashford went alone, kept out by

Schmeichel. Mata was waiting for any kind of spill, there. Totally

unmarked as he made the run. Schmeichel, able to deal with it in

the end. Today's changes took it to 52 team alterations this season. He

made only 33 all of last season when they won the title. Nine of his

starting XI today were Premier League winners. It is a stark

contrast to 12 months ago. Blind pushed up looking for offside and

the flag has not gone up. It is Mata. -- Leicester pushed up.

Leicester stopped, expecting the flag from the linesman to be raised

and Mata was not off but Rashford was. He almost had too much time. It

was a weak finish in the end from Juan Mata. Last year, they were his

fearless Foxes. This year, they are most certainly fearful Foxes. One

point above the drop zone. Ibrahimovic. Super pass. Valencia's

pull-back. Mkhitarayan, disappointed he did not get over that and hit the

target. Like flicking a switch, here, for Manchester United. The

game that Mkhitarayan has had, he would have expected that, certainly,

by his reaction, to have found the target.

More misery for the champions. It is a fourth consecutive league defeat

without scoring a goal for Claudio Ranieri's team. The pressure mounts

on them. It is a needed return to winning ways for Manchester United,

after three consecutive draws. And it was comfortable.

Until conceding the goal, we was good, strong, we tried to do our

match, tried to close all the space and going counterattack quickly but

after, after the two goals in two minutes, we lost our strength, our

shape, and also, we wanted to do something that at the beginning of

the second half but we conceded the goal again. This was so hard for us.

Three consecutive Premier League matches with drawers. We needed the

point. The performance was more of the same, we are playing well,

controlling matches. The performance was more of the same with goals. You

had a yellow card in the first half, was your heart in your mouth? Yes, I

think I was a bit lucky. I was late, I tried to reach the ball but I was

late. I did not know what was going to happen but I never meant to hurt

Jamie Foster one point behind Liverpool and two behind Arsenal,

have you asked a few questions this weekend? Mako Vunipola, we are

there, we are not far, we are alive for the fight but the way we are

playing is something we don't want to lose, it does not matter what

happens this season, Nick season, we will start for a different point

because of the way we play football, it is something we cannot lose. It

is important now to get the confidence. Last season, everything

was right and the players have got a lot of confidence. Now, they are a

little very anxious and they want to win, and when the first thing is

wrong, they go down and that is not right. We have to react every time.

How much of a fight UN as a squad? We are in 100%, together as a team.

Everybody knows, the whole stop, players, coaches, manager, everyone

is in the same situation and we need to find our way back. We're not

going to stick our heads in the sand and just give up. No, we want fight

back and come back. More of the same from Leicester on

the pitch but what seems to have cranked up a bit the quote of it and

let be reading this from Kasper Schmeichel, "It is not a situation

that is comfortable, we are the reigning champions, quite rightly,

it's terrible and embarrassing. Time for everyone to stand up and be

counted or we will end up getting relegated". Will they end up getting

relegated? Reds for me because they are showing this item even though

there's 14 games to go and you say they will get relegated, they are

showing the signs of a team in a relegation battle. They're not

playing well, not scoring goals, conceding too many goals. The

barometer is not last season when they won the league, that was a

one-off, the barometer was two seasons ago when at this stage they

had 21 points and were bottom and then they won seven of the last nine

games. They will have to go on something similar to that now

because I look at the teams from yesterday, Hull, Sunderland, Crystal

Palace. Even though Crystal Palace last, these are teams that on paper

are better equipped to deal with a relegation battle than Leicester.

Even though almost the same group of players not only won the league last

year but Ford relegation two years ago. Have you seen any signs of the

fight needed? Not yet, no, but if we are talking about barometers and

stuff, I feel that is something they can go back to. They can look around

the dressing room and say, "We have been here before, forget we have won

the league, we have been in this situation and we got out of it".

Watching the game today, it was not a great performance, granted but

what I did not see was players downing tools. I didn't see players

completely giving up on their manager. I saw a lot of players low

on confidence and almost with, not much direction in terms of knowing

where to go or how to play any more. And also, even in the stadium, there

seems to be no atmosphere. The longer that continues, the more they

are going to be trouble. Kasper Schmeichel goes on, "We are a group

of players low on confidence but not quite. We will fight to the end. I

can't guarantee what will happen but every player in there is hurting".

Claudio Ranieri, I know you don't want to go back to the team that won

the league but is Claudio Ranieri in the league but is Claudio Ranieri in

an unusual position that he can't be sacked because of that and other

clubs might have thought they want a new manager to take them through the

sack but he should not be immune from criticism either. He spent ?80

million. He's the person that has changed the tactics from what made

them successful last season. He's not got settled formation and

fixtures they have got coming up, I can't see where the next three

points are coming from. You look at Swansea, Liverpool, Hull may be at

home but they are playing fantastic at the moment. The next eight games,

if they can pick up one victory, they will be lucky which is why I

think they are in serious trouble. It was interesting to hear the

courts, next year they will start from a different point and I would

agree, lovely nutmeg from Mkhitaryan, on the front football

the time. Everything good came from him. Anticipation, just over him.

And when he gets the ball, he is picking people up in good areas,

Rashford having to stick that the way, these balls into midfield with

Juan Mata, into these tight spots. Making the midfield work harder.

Anything that was good about Man United came from him, look at this

pace. That was poor defending but I did not feel at any point he was

going to miss that. You can tell about how confident they feel.

Lovely. Nobody is getting near him. He finds that perfect pocket and

space. He could have had the shot but he is very calm and he finds the

pass. And Juan Mata is ice cold in front of the goal. Maybe this was

the reason he was not playing earlier in the season, not doing

enough of this and Mourinho wants to see him doing this. This clinical

edge, he wants to break the lines, get in front, get behind the defence

and make things happen and that is what he did. Very impressive.

Unusually there was a coming together from Juan Mata and Jamie

Vardy. Perhaps the situation, if it was not one matter it might have

been a red card with a different referee? The fact that this is one

matter save some, this is a late challenge and it is very high, Jamie

Vardy making this tackle. The referee going instinctively for the

red card but he does pull out of that tackle, and that is the right

decision for the yellow card but I think the fact it was one matter and

he is not known for his vicious tackles is what made the referee go

for the yellow. Jose Mourinho declared them out of the title race

ahead of this and on points it does look insurmountable but as a squad

they appear to be one of the strongest to challenge Chelsea. They

are out of the title race, there is no question, but in terms of all the

teams chasing Chelsea, United on paper have the best squad, in terms

of having the best equipment to challenge Chelsea in depth but those

seven draws, only one defeat in 20, seven draws is not good enough. The

best 11? I think so, they are going in the right direction but they have

drawn too many games and missed too many chances. Are they the best 11?

Not better than Spurs, as a team, Spurs, the starting 11 play better

than Man United right now. Man United are going in the right

direction and have a better squad, the depth is better than Spurs. But

when Spurs are just out there against Man United, I think Spurs

have a better team. Thank you. Next we go to the Etihad,

where Manchester City have never lost a Premier League fixture

against visitors Swansea - but under Paul Clement,

a Welsh revolution is taking shape. Three wins out of four in January.

This was flying high with belief, following the arrival of Paul

Clement. Desperation turning to optimism. The game can be simple. We

need to defend. Score more goals. Things will not be as black and

white against Man City, Swansea not winning here since 1951. But in the

words of the new manager... Anything is possible. Who would have

predicted this in the last away game? Paul Clement has led Swansea

to their first ever league win at Anfield. The commentator is Steve

Wilson. The first ever Premier League game for Swansea was a 4-0

defeat here six years ago. Last Paul Clement has galvanised them, you

will find out just how much. Spot in the City line-up, John Stones is

nearest to getting the yard and out stop and even on side, still no

place for Sergio Aguero. Filled by Jesus, who leads the Famous five

forwards. Half of the league wins respond to the season coming in the

months since Paul Clement was appointed so an unchanged 11 is no

surprise. Gylfi Sigurdsson has scored in each successive win over

Liverpool and Southampton. Almost from David Silva. Ten minutes

played and the white shirts look penned in. David Silva wriggling

through Fernandes. Sterling! Gabriel Jesus is in! Probably the first of

many on this ground. That was a great reaction from the Brazilian.

Not great defending from Swansea, it must be said. Fernandez well beaten

by Raheem Sterling, who could not put that away but Jesus could. Man

City leading after ten minutes. That was good play from David Silva and a

smart finish from close range. It is tough to see how Paul Clement's

Swansea can wrestle something from Man City. Certainly the balance of

play is in the favour of Man City. That is a foul. By Yaya Toure. It

was never going to be anything else other than a free kick. Given away

by Tom Carroll to Jesus, Capoue, taken out by Fernandes. Free kick

for Man City. I think he is going to leave it at that. Swansea in

trouble. Fernandes taking out Silva. Free kick. Kevin de Bruyne and David

Silva are looking interested. Yaya Toure is the possibility. Fabianski

is not sure. Yaya Toure... That was a good safe! Lay-up Toure is looking

at that Mikey cannot believe it did not go in. That was it really well,

really good save from Fabianski. This spring is top drawer. Not used

to being a spectator, Sergio Aguero. The last two minutes of the first

half. Raheem Sterling! The deflection from David Silva was

cleared. The flag is up on an aside, the yellow card comes out for Raheem

Sterling. He looks aghast. It was not that I've? He obviously thought

Raheem Sterling had died. Still hard to say, to be honest. They could get

anything from swat -- from this game, Swansea, it would be a massive

bonus. It does not look likely but you never know. Here is Mawson.

Carroll. Martin Olsson. Positive run from Olsson. Fernandinho made the

challenge. Free kick to Swansea in a decent position. This is a positive

run. As soon as he came in with his arm raised, that was a free kick.

What does Sigurdsson have obviously? Going for the goal and he hits the

post. Great effort! Really well hit. Very good save from Caballero. The

stats say it was very nearly 1-1. Here comes Fernandinho for Man City.

Kevin de Bruyne. That was a good cross. He was trying to catch

Fabianski. That was audacious and he nearly pulled it off. Jack Cork.

Into Routledge. Behind Kolorov, Swansea have the corner and they are

making a game of this. Gylfi Sigurdsson taking the corner kick.

Wired by Mawson, he very easily could have equalised. Clear chance.

If Man City are not careful, unbelievable after their dominance

in the first-half, they might lose their lead in this. Here is Gylfi

Sigurdsson. Leroy Fer. He did really well. Gylfi Sigurdsson! 1-1. He has

done it again. It is Sigurdsson, scoring against Liverpool and

Southampton and now, against Man City. They might well say that if

you of Dyche was impeded by the offside position but there was no

attempt to play the ball and Man City have been pegged back. Man City

winning each of their last ten home games against Swansea. That is a run

which stretches back some 65 years. Jesus. Sergio Aguero. Away from

Mawson. Brilliant run, superb block. Leroy Fer. That was a powerful run

and a foul on Kolorov. Can Man City find a winner at the end of added

time? Yaya Toure, Zabeleta. David Silva. David Silva! Free header!

Gabriel Jesus wins the game for Man City! There is the headline! That is

the story! Gabriel Jesus with the winning goal. Swansea and Fabianski

have been undone, the new star for Man City winning the game. That was

a great ball. Nobody picked him up. Fabianski saved the first and could

not get near the rebound. The keeper will be bitterly disappointed. That

is the moment. Man City celebrate the win. Yaya Toure, Leroy Sane,

Jesus on the hat trick. Running at Mawson. Here is Yaya Toure. Aguero!

His face tells you that he knows he should have scored. Lovely ball in

from Yaya Toure. Aguero just unable to get over that. You have

immediately made a big impression. TRANSLATION: But I am not 100. I

have come to the country and this was my first time outside of Brazil

and I thought it would be more difficult because not only the

football but the weather and the culture and the City but thanks to

my family, my team-mates and the club for the welcoming, it has been

easy for me and that is by I got here very quickly. He is strong and

fast. Really good movement, he is a fighter, yes, he arrived very well.

He is so young. So much potential. Do you have to perhaps take him out

of the team at some point to protect him or do you just let implied?

Scoring two goals? Why taken out? Put him on the field! Sometimes with

younger players you want to protect them. He would show us. At some

point you will play him with Sergio Aguero? Yes. But. They both can

play, definitely. I am disappointed about the second goal, he got out of

the way of the challenge from Kolorov and fell across, it was not

a foul. The free kick from Clichy, 15 yards deeper than whether free

kick took place and the ball was rolling. The amount of times you see

games with a referee restarts again because was a rolling ball. From

that situation, they score, very difficult to take. You can

understand in the position that Swansea are in, an incident like

this will make you angry. Did he have a point? Bank on the money. It

is not a foul. For starters. Kolorov gets one, there. Running that into

the corner and holding Matlab. And from that, they score and if you

look at the reaction from Gylfi Sigurdsson and Jack Cork, they are

fuming. In terms of whether free kick was given. It was poor but at

the same time, they still had a lot of shade and time to sort that out.

A strange game. The first-half was eerily quiet, it felt like training

ground exercise sometimes for Man City. With so much possession. Eddie

3% in the first-half. But Jesus, clearly enjoying life in the Premier

League and England at the moment, it's looking like a bright spark? I

always think centre forward is the hardest position for a younger

player. He never stops running. On the left wing, he ends up finishing

in the middle of goal, this is his strength, his energy, David Silva

does well but he ends up in the middle of the goal, great finish.

Following up after West Ham in with week. Ringing in David Silva, he was

not sensational today but he shows great quality. Brazilian skill, step

over, enter the box, live wire all game. Not playing centre forward but

always winning the cross when the important moment comes into the

cross, always when it matters, between both posts. This is his

strength. Brazilian, robust, likes physical contact, he is not weak and

this was the goal. Poor defending from Kyle Naughton on the far post

but great intelligent running. Seeing that pass from David Silva

and a brilliant finish. From the boy. He doesn't speak in Russia,

only new, different type of football, he looks unbelievable.

So where does this leave Aguero? Some interesting stats that may help

you decide where it leads him or not. It is quite startling,

actually. Here, if you believe those stats, and Jermaine already has a

Skrtel Faison, that Manchester City are better without him because their

win rate is 68% without him, 49% with him, goals per game, more

without him than with. You are right, I've got that look on my face

because it is impossible committee is one of the best strikers the

Premier League has ever seen. Those percentages are not with and without

him. The games without him were in games against lesser teams are teams

that were fighting relegation in those games. Games that Manchester

City were expected to win. There's no way you can tell me Manchester

City are better without Sergio Aguero. I'm delighted for Jesus and

the start he has had his Manchester City took career. Is he better than

Aguero as a striker? Right now, now with the author. Aguero has said in

the three months he has left to help the club, they will decide if I've

got a place or not. It does not sound like he's too confident of

staying. You confident we will see him in a City shirt neck season?

Know but if any club will come for him, it will be Real Madrid,

Barcelona, Bayern Munich, a top club in world football will want Sergio

Aguero but I don't think you fit in with what Guardiola wants a

Zandvoort. Are you seeing cycles Swansea progress and the Paul

Clement? Huge progress. You will see these lines from Swansea a lot this

season, the shape he is getting the team into already, the banks four,

Jack Cork sitting a bit deeper in the midfield. The beauty is, when

they win the ball back, he's got footballers, good footballers, they

are not just dogs in their who have got their shape and try to win the

ball and survive. When they win it, they are trying to break into

attacking areas. I listen to one of Paul Clement's interviews and he

mentioned the reason why he went and bought people like Tom Carroll if

he's trying to get back to the Swansea Way, the way they play

football. At the Etihad in Anfield, they're going to have a structured

to them. What they can also do with that is have the ability to get

themselves out of tight situations, out of tight spots. Olsson is always

willing runner. They did that well but in the first half, they were a

bit too deep to often. In the second half, they do this a lot higher up

the pitch, they were a lot more progressive with it as well. When

they won the ball, the runners were trying to break the line of the back

four, so Sigurdsson, brilliant all season but Wayne Routledge is now

trying to break the defensive line of Manchester City. They were much

better in the second half and caused Manchester City far more problems.

This pass from Tom Carroll, I had the highlight because it highlights

the whole situation. It is OK getting into this defensive shape

but you need players that can do this, threaded the ball through the

eye of a needle on the edge of your own box under pressure and now you

are on the attack. That is where you want Sigurdsson picking up the ball,

you want him to be trying passes like this. It did not come off but

that is where they started to get going. Do they feel like they are in

the event if Leicester are descending? Yes, he's gone in there

and made an impact, like markers were at Hull, and the Swansea

supporters, they are outside the top three, they will be looking, the

next game against Leicester is massive. Is huge game.

Keen-eyed viewers will have noticed I'm not Mark Chapman.

Tom Brady is going for his fifth Texas, for Super Bowl LI.

Tom Brady is going for his fifth title with the New England Patriot

and against him, the Atlanta Falcons, with the best defence in

the NFL this season, and their quarterback Matt Ryan was last night

voted the most valuable player in the league. It should be a

mouthwatering game and we will have it in full with Jason and Osi

straight after Match of the Day 2. And sartorially elegant.

January's Goal Of The Month will be next week's programme because we

have a slightly truncated show today. Let's start our round-up at

the top of the table. Koscielny has been drawn out of the

middle for Arsenal. That could be a worry. Costa hit the woodwork! And

in for the rebound! Reacting quickest was Alonso and Chelsea, the

league leaders are ahead and are Arsenal heading out the title race?

Diego Costa to hazard. Chased by Coquelin, but too strong

for him, the Chelsea fans rise to Eden Hazard, into the box,

brilliant! A brilliant goal by Eden Hazard. Strength, purpose,

technique, a goal to savour, from the minute he picked it up, he meant

business. He bewitched the Arsenal defenders and tucked it home. It

looks as if Chelsea are clearing another hurdle on the way to the

title. Petr Cech misplaces it. Fabregas!

That complete Arsenal 's misery. He does not celebrate. Cesc Fabregas,

the old Arsenal hero, puts his team to the sword. Three minutes of

stoppage time being played. Monreal with the cross. Giroud has scored a

consolation for Arsenal! Just a consolation. In terms of the game,

it won't mean much now. In terms of the title race, I'm afraid it's all

over for the Gunners. Cause the tech -- Mignolet has lost

it and Alfred N'Diaye has tapped it in! A debut goal. It seemed as

though the threat had gone when that bounced up to Simon Mignolet. Hull

City 1-0 Liverpool. Ranocchia. Scooped up towards Oumar Niasse. In

an goal, and to seal it, surely, for Hull City! 2-0 to the Tigers. The

striker who can't get a game for Everton, can barely get a training

session with the first-team, there, he now seems to have wrapped up the

points for his new club against Liverpool. Problems, problems,

problems. Dele Alli sliding it through. Son,

down he goes under pressure and Tottenham have a penalty. It was

Bernardo, just catching the Korean with his leg. It is Kane against

Victor Valdes and it is 1-0, Tottenham! And Middlesbrough's

defence is finally breached and he has now scored against 23 of the 25

teams he has faced in the Premier League.

Lukaku into McCarthy, back to Lukaku. Space and goal! Romelu

Lukaku, what a start for Everton! Romelu Lukaku's goal, timed

efficiently at 30 seconds, the joint fastest scored in the Premier League

this season. Romelu Lukaku, here confronted by Tyrone Mings and he

has beaten him. Great stuff from Lukaku. McCarthy, blocked by Cook

and in the second time! There was a big slice of luck about the way it

has ended up in the back of the Bournemouth net. But it is 2-0,

Everton. And it is James McCarthy's first goal of the season.

Bournemouth are in bother, here. Oh, that is dreadful. Lukaku! 3-0. What

on earth will as Simon Francis done, here? 29 minutes played, and it is

the 12th time this season they have conceded three or more. Wilshere,

clipped up to Kane, nicely done, Josh King has got one back for

Bournemouth! -- Josh King. It is a quality ball from Wilshere and the

first touch was lovely from King, and then just glancing it past the

keeper, into the net. Surman. Fraser. Dangerous and in! It is 3-2,

Josh King has got another one! Extraordinary stuff. There are still

21 minutes to play. At half-time, they were absolutely nowhere and now

they are just one goal behind. Lukaku. Nice disguise. Coleman.

Lukaku! Hat-trick. He has been brilliant today. With eight minutes

to go, that should do it. 4-2 Everton, and another good finish.

Lukaku, Barkley, Lukaku. He's in again! He has scored again! Everton

have five! Four goals for Everton's formidable Romelu Lukaku. Benik

Afobe. Harry Arter. Benik Afobe wriggling through and goes down and

a double deflection, it's off the post and Harry Arter has put it in

the back of the net. It is 5-3. This is the goal line camera. That

suggests the whole of the ball had gone behind. I don't think that goal

should have stood. Cleared away. Barkley. Tyrone Mings is trying to

get back and Artur Boruc has come out but Ross Barkley celebrates and

scores! In an unusual order, the celebration normally follows the

goal. Well, very, very enjoyable from a neutral and for Everton.

Unless I've lost count, I think it is Everton 6-3 Bournemouth.

Don't forget, the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons go

We'll have that live here on BBC 1 from 11.20pm.

All the reaction to this weekend's football will be

on the Monday Night Club on BBC 5 Live tomorrow night from 7pm.

The FA Cup football continues with Leicester against Derby

That's on Wednesday night here on BBC One.

And the Premier League Show is back after a two-week break.

Gary Lineker has been to meet Antonio Conte and that's

2 Good, 2 Bad to come after the rest of yesterday's goals.

Larson takes, looking for Lamine Kone, who gets the header in and

Hennessey can't deal with it and Kone puts it in! Sunderland have the

early lead! Kone reacted quickest. Ledley. Pocket picked by an dong.

Danger here. Oh, brilliant! Didier Ndong with a wonderful strike and a

huge goal for Sunderland. The exam's side are in big trouble now. -- big

Sam's side. Larson, clever pass, releasing Januzaj. Januzaj waiting

for support and gets it in the shape of Jermain Defoe! 3-0, Sunderland!

Staggering stuff from the visitors and the boos ring out around

Selhurst Park. Didier Ndong. This is Januzaj. Threaded through for Defoe.

Danger here. Jermain Defoe! 4-0 Sunderland! Incredible! Devastating

from Jermain Defoe. Three goals in the space of five minutes have

Sunderland in dreamland. It is the stuff of nightmares for Crystal

Palace. And he has scored on his debut! What

a wonderful start for the man from Naples! He only needed one chance.

Something that into the roof of the net. That is a nice ball for Carroll

at West Ham equalise. And it had to be Andy Carroll. With the experience

of a good striker, sliding the ball past Fraser Forster. Well, Fonte was

coming in on that. All the way through. From Obiang. Southampton

were not expecting that, his first ever goal for West Ham. The free

kick from Mark Noble. That went in from Steven Davis, there is no

doubt, that might have fooled Forster but Mark Noble hoping to

make this his fifth goal of the season, courtesy of the dubious

goals committee. The follow-through from Hendrix. --

Hendrick. Just six minutes at vicarage Road. Niang. Driving that

very high. Perfect delivery. Deeney Next Troy Deeney did the rest.

Holebas. Towards Niang. 2-0. Wonderful header. Terrific header,

2-1. Just cleared away. Ashley Barnes was so close to pulling one

goal back on that almost went in, appeals for the handball, Burnley

penalty. As the shot is delivered, it strikes his arm and the pressure

from Burnley might will pay dividends. Ashley Barnes against

Gomez. He drives that in! Only their fifth goal away from home in the

Premier League this season, off the post and in it goes.

Chadli. Morrison making the Rhonda Head, he got in! Morrison! James

Morrison, who scored in the week against his former club,

Middlesbrough, has scored again against Stoke to give West Brom the

lead. Manchester City climb

two places to third, Manchester United stay sixth,

but are now just two points above the relegation zone.

mean both remain a point The weekend's results

leave the bottom six Stand up if you love Arsenal! Decent

header. Another decent header. Even better goal celebration. But, if you

tie up the left but players, and imagine how good that could have

been? They do sell Velcro! That was pre-match. Ross Barkley, here,

committing what could have been an absolute schoolboy error, premature

celebration but it paid off in the end. Ever prematurely celebrated? A

few times! And on that bombshell!