07/11/2015 Match of the Day

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.

COMMENTATOR: Goals came and went. And, Keegan.

Look at his face! Just look at his face!

Look at that. Oh, look at that!

What a goal. Oh, what a goal.

lost their serving their country, football too paid it's respects.

A slightly delayed kick-off, but stick with us,

seven Barclay's Premier League games coming your way.

Alan Shearer and Ian Wright will give their thoughts.

Luckily for us, they both played to a good level.

Chelsea arrived at Stoke without manager Jose Mourinho, who was

The Champions have lost six times in 11 games and were knocked out of

COMMENTATOR: He may not be in the Britannia Stadium, I'm pretty sure

he's not, but he is the elephant in the room and the main topic of

conversation. Jose Mourinho is, I'm told, watching in the team hotel,

skipping the game, not playing games in the skip. No such problems for

Stoke manager Mark Hughes who is boosted by the news that Walters has

signed a new contract with the club. They are unchanged. Mourinho's

selection sees two changes to the side which beat Dean mow Kiev. They

have lost their last two in the league. It is 16 years since they

lost three on the spin. Three wise men. They are committed to

communicate with Jose Mourinho, where ever he may be under FA rules,

but Mourinho not allowed in the stadium. Player caught here. He is

in real pain. Pieters might have stepped into a high foot. The boot

is high. Pieters is also ducking his head into it. It remains to be seen

whethereric Pieters is going to carry on here. -- Eric Pieters is

going to carry on here. Any more of them it will be Where's Wally. The

verdict is a new shirt rather than a new leftback. Pieters is back on the

pitch, but with blood still coming out of that wound. Walters, neatly

done. Johnson, good save by Begovic. Full stretch then the Chelsea

keeper. Glen Johnson didn't quite hit it as firmly as he would have

liked. Good feet from Hazard. Ramires running into Eric Pieters.

Looking for Pedro, Johnson needs to be care 678. Headed out as far

ASRAAM ram. That's well hit. Good save by Jack Butland. You would

expect nothing less from Stoke's young goalkeeper. Good strike Byram

ram. Good technique, this is not easy. Got the dip all right. Too

central to really worry Jack Butland. Chelsea might break here.

Looking for the killer ball, Pedro. That is a really good attempt at it.

Finding Eden Hazard. Costa in the box. Willian arriving. It's so close

to Diego Costa. Three times in this game the final ball has been a

fraction away from finding the mark. Great ball here from Pedro to Eden

Hazard. Fantastic. Diego Costa, busting a gut to get to the back

post. Just unable to get a touch. They have been the more threatening

side, Chelsea. Diego Costa. Pedro. Diego Costa. Still Diego Costa. Good

save by Jack Butland. Lovely move between Diego Costa and Pedro.

Stoke's goalkeeper to the rescue again. Nicely worked. DC Into Pedro,

back to Diego Costa. Fancied himself. You would expect a centre

forward to fancy himself. It's a good save. Azpilicueta.

Baba made a good run from leftback. Here's Diego Costa. Just going to

try and run his way through. The referee says play on. That made

Diego Costa look rather foolish. Ramires blocked off. The Stoke

players are saying, if it's a dive - book him. Let's have a look.

Shawcross' foot came out. It's not Charlie Adam, it's Shawcross who

comes across. Difficult to say there whether that was that much contact

from Shawcross on Diego Costa. Anthony Taylor deciding that there

might have been enough contact for Diego Costa not to be pulled up for

the dive, but not enough to give a free-kick in his favour. That might

be about right again, actually. Sheer's Shaqiri. Good ball, Johnson.

Walters! Arnautovic. 1-0, Stoke. Marko Arnautovic, who once played

for Jose Mourinho at inter Milan, has just scored against

Mourinho-less Chelsea. The champions are in trouble. Great ball into Glen

Johnson. Walters managed to help it on. It's a really good finish from

Arnautovic. A brilliant ball from Shaqiri. Good run by Johnson.

Excellent finish from Arnautovic. Chelsea are behind, again. Marko

Arnautovic, eight minutes into the second-half, Stoke 1, Chelsea 0. A

penny for their manager's thoughts now. Wherever he may be, he's pretty

much helpless. Whistle goes. Yellow card for Ryan

Shawcross who Hassell doom been too far away from Diego Costa. Oh, yeah.

Unnecessary. Actually, not very bright. If Chelsea do lose this

game, including the penalty shoot-out defeat in the League Cup

here against Stoke, it would be their tenth defeat in all

competitions this season. Can't find Arnautovic. Matic here. Hazard.

He'll reach it. Diego Costa, in the middle. Four up, five up here for

Chelsea. Willian. Space for Pedro. Oh, he's unlucky. Diego Costa finds

Ramires. Hazard, wrong-footed by the pass.

It's a goal kick. Pedro had space a and time, where there has hard been

any in this game for them. Didn't do a lot wrong. Sees it bounce back off

the foot of the post. Fabregas. Remy. Oscar's ball, intended for

Diego Costa, found Willian. Oscar's backheel, nicely down, John Terry,

on again. Hazard. Oh, it's wide! Incredible. Eden Hazard, with all

kinds of space, and a whisker away from sneaking in the corner. Well,

he may not be right in the heart of it, he may not be feeling the heat

of the crucible of the Britannia Stadium. You can bet that the

manager's heart is beating fast. Oscar, Diego Costa. Surely was he

fouled? It's a goal kick. Anthony Taylor says goal kick. Look at this.

Brilliantly through to Remy. Goalkeeper comes out. Fair play,

there's no contact. It's a brilliant decision. It's a brilliant decision

from Anthony Taylor. To be fair, Remy didn't appeal. You have to hand

it to the Frenchman. He did everything he could to try and stay

on his feet and score. Others might have tried to claim a penalty.

Two-and-a-half of the minute four minutes have been played. Fabregas

forward, John Terry to Eden Hazard. Chelsea looking for a saviour.

Fabregas, through one challenge. Not through the second. Johnson in the

way. Diouf chasing. Glen Johnson, into Arnautovic. Arnautovic, ignores

everyone around him. He is dispossessed by Matic. He could have

played in Diouf. Chel say may yet equalised. Eden Hazard. -- Chelsea.

Diego Costa. 57 seconds to play. Diego Costa. He has won a corner off

Ryan Shawcross. Well, it's all about decisions. Arnautovic made a big

one. Here's Matic. Willian. Willian. Pieters has been on the end of

everything, who else. 20 seconds Chelsea have. Azpilicueta to launch

it. Zouma to flick it on. Lifted away. Diouf launches it. Anthony

Taylor has looked at his watch on his right wrist. He has looked at

his watch on his left wrist. He has blown his whistle. Jose Mourinho

might be spared a camera in his face and the post-match interviews hechl

won't be spared the questions from on high. It's three defeats on the

spin for Chelsea who continue as champions to tumble down the

Barclays Premier League table. A famous Stoke City victory. Egg I

thought we displayed great character today. All the qualities that you

need to compete against one of the best teams in the Premier League, if

not in Europe. Irrespective of their troubles at the moment, in terms of

getting results on the board, Chelsea are a fantastic We played

very team. Well, but we don't score. The football is that. If you play

well and you no score, you concede a goal, you lose the game. You played

briefly for Mourinho at Inter. I think he said about you had the

attitude of a child. Which isn't a nice thing to say? No, he said it

with a joke, I think. He and I relationship are very good much I

like him as a person and coach. He is one of the best. You cannot judge

him like that. Don't let anybody kid you they are a poor side. They are a

good team thechl will turn around by a shadow of doubt. They might not go

up as many committed ted sides as we were today. A degree of truth.

Marvellous win. Alan what is problem? Stoke were brilliant. A

problem for Chelsea this season scoring goals. After 12 games last

year they had 30 goals. After 12 games this year they have 16. You

can see there, his top-scorer. These are the reasons why, Gary. Look,

keep an eye on Costa. He make as run onto the left hand side. The ball is

given to him. Matic is looking for a figure to hit up front in front of

the back four. Costa is looking up. Look at that back four. They have

no-one to worry about running in behind. No-one to worry about in

front of them. No-one near him. Hazard looking for someone to pick

out. Not enough questions asked of Stoke's back four. They are very

comfortable. I want to show you Costa's lack of movement here. The

ball comes to Matic here. Watch Costa, he should be sprinting in the

middle there. That is where he is going to score goals. If the ball

comes to him here, he ain't going to score there, not from that angle.

Not enough players in the box. Stoke clear it. I mentioned not enough

running in behind. Watch everyone going towards the ball. Instead of

asking questions in behind the back four of Stoke. Willian goes to the

ball. Costa goes towards the ball. It's far, far too easy for Stoke to

defend. It really is. But, that all changes when, Remy came on with

10-15 minutes to go. Look at his first movement. He is asking

questions. Running in behind. Stoke defenders don't want to do that. OK,

nothing comes of it. The intention is there. Look at his movement here

again. Shawcross does doesn't want to run towards his own-goal. Remy is

making him. A good run. Good pass a very good opportunity. We will

discuss that in a minute. That is the only time really they ask

questions of that Stoke back four. Too easy for them all afternoon.

Some people might argue, possibly his team-mates and manager watching

in a hotel room that Remy should have gone down there. Opportunity to

keep his feet on the floor it would have been fouled. This is a certain

penalty for me, Gary. You think it's a penalty? I do. Wow. He impeded

him. There is no contact. He doesn't have to jump over him. He jumps over

or he will be brought down. We are getting into murky water if we get

penalised a goalkeeper for not touching him. Impeded him a bit. I

can't see what Butland is going to do there. If the referee and the FA

want to stamp out diving they have to get that or a penalty. What is

the point - Encouraging dishonesty? What is the point of Remy jumping

over the goalkeeper. Of course he has impeded him. Not the penalty

taker. He doesn't come diving like that. He has to tap him. He doesn't

have to jump over him. Thank you. From Stoke perspective. Good

performances. You picked out Shaqiri? I did,away. He hats come

with a lot of reputation. We know he is a top player. A really good

player. We are starting to see the things that he does. Very strong.

Good left foot. He took on every single time. He

cuts inside, plays it, it comes back to him and this is a bit of skill

that he has, his right foot, brilliant skill. We are starting to

see the signs of him. The pace, getting behind him again. Brilliant.

In fact, that was not the goal, sorry. The goal comes next. This is

the space he has been getting in all his career. A great move from

Shaqiri, and a great goal. Does well to correct his body shape to finish

that. Shaqiri starting to show the signs and that is worrying for

everybody else because he is a top player. Costa has been making the

headlines as he often does antimatter make them again.

Allegations that a steward has gone to the police about an assault.

Apparently it has been resolved. Nothing in this at all. These

steward can get it back if he wants to and he does not want to. Nothing

at all. He is saying that he smiles, and that is bang out of

order. When you smell you do not smile. He is smiling. He is out of

order. Thank you for that. You'd have got good odds on Messrs

Vardy, Mahrez and Ighalo leading the All three were in action

as Leicester faced Watford Jimmy Vardy's latest England call up

comes after a run of eight consecutive Premier League matches.

His colleague has scored eight himself this season and then a more

central role today behind Vardy. Ighalo scored two against West Ham

last week. They are understandably unchanged. Anya is coming in on the

far side. Well gathered by Schmeichel. He knows this is a

really good test for Leicester. Ighalo! He has had the post.

Brilliantly saved by Schmeichel. There you have the perfect example

of the combination between Ighalo and Deeney. Spectacular stuff as

Schmeichel gets it away. Good first effort and not a bad second one

either. Sanchez Flores will be happy with the way Watford have started

this match. Beating West Ham of course last week. Kante did well.

Vardy was right in there. That could have been number nine. Good skill,

good trickery, good save. He has had a bit of a revival, the former Aston

Villa winger always looked a very promising young player, but here

Vardy is on the six yard line. So close perhaps to his ninth, but the

goalkeeper Gomes did ever so well. A lovely bit of skill, trickery to get

past the Ighalo Watford players. -- three. Good try. It has gone

through. Gomes has made a mistake. Kante. How did that go in? His

dribbling was great that led up to it, Kante. Beating two or three

players. Nobody expected him to score from there. The man that has

been Watford's player of the season so far has had a howler. Kante has

gone round to Matt Di -- two. Somehow it has kept them round the

post of Gomes. 52 minutes. Nobody near Vardy, but he has gone down.

Vardy is injured. He is in pain. He must have got his studs caught.

There was nobody anywhere near him. Or he has twisted himself. One of

the two. Vardy has come back on the pitch. It will be a question of how

much freedom of movement he has got. Well done, the goal-scorer. Vardy! I

thought it was going to be a goal to extend his run. Good challenge. He

was just getting ready to finish it. What a season they are having

under Claudio Ranieri. Vardy has got behind the defender. Brought down by

Gomez. The flag is up on the far side to confirm the decision from

Roger East. What is he going to do? Gomes has a yellow. The goalkeeper

is not having a good day. Jimmy Vardy was through. He was behind the

last defender but onside. Are they going to let Vardy take the penalty

for goal number nine? It looks as though Vardy will take the penalty

himself. Is it going to be nine Premier League games in a role in

which his boss? It is! He is only one behind the record. An

extraordinary run of form by Vardy. He earned that penalty as well as

taking it. He only needs to score in the next game to equalise the

all-time Premier League record of than the. He was not thinking twice,

straight down the middle. The punishment is exacted by the man of

the moment. It was a little ball that might have run through for

Deeney or Ighalo. That is a penalty, given away by the scorer of the

first goal, Kante. Rather like his goal, that came completely out of

the blue. He catches him. He catches him in flight. Deeney puts the ball

on the spot. The captain. He rolls the ball in. Watford are back in

business. With a quarter of an hour to go. The strange thing about that

penalty was half the Watford team are not watching it. They were

either taking a drink of what or have any team top with the manager.

Leicester are on the ball again. Surely not another penalty. Gomes

makes a save. Mahrez threw back the left foot. The goalkeeper still has

to do his job even though he has not had a good afternoon, and he

certainly did there. Paredes is making an impact. He had some

support coming in from Deeney. Watford by no means out of this.

That is it. Leicester City goal level on points at the top of the

Premier League. Would you have thought that the first week in

November? Would you have thought that Vardy would make it nine in a

role in the Premier League? I have to talk about your

team-mate, Vardy, who has continued this incredible run. Yes. Credit to

Mahrez who let him take the penalty. He has been on fine form as

well so he would have wanted to add another goal and Vardy has stuck it

away. What happened with the first goal? I did not expect that he was

going to shoot it. I made a mistake and I let the boys down. Sometimes

there is accidents. We support the players. When you took the job at

the start of the season, could you have imagined you would be level at

the top of the table on level with points with Manchester City and

Arsenal? Of course not. It is November. It is all very well.

November is not me. Then it is important. Take points. It will be

six points clear at the top by May. Leicester continued to as stoned. An

element of good fortune involved. Watford had kept them at bay until

the mistake from Gomes. They were not really a threat, but once the

mistake from the goalkeeper you could see their confidence... The

ball falls to Kante. It is a basic error. No matter how soft the shot

is you have to get your body behind it. This is one of those that he

will know. You see one of those every season. If you do not do the

right thing that can happen. Watford played pretty well and that cost

them. Vardy has made a few headlines this

week for different reasons. Roy Hodgson saying a few things about

him. He is making headlines for the right reasons. Nine consecutive

games, the first player to do it in one season. We did not think it was

going to happen because he showed great determination and we thought

it was going to go off injured. He picked up space, he is sharp,

direct, good defending. What about this for a touch from Vardy? Running

in behind, another mistake from Gomes, but give Vardy credit for a

superb touch. The yellow card was correct because he was going away

from goal. I was devastated he has given the penalty. He is in my dream

team. He was not going to miss it. Superb. The most impressive thing

about him for me was this, running the game down, running into spaces,

he just does not give up on it. He loses the ball, but looked at his

attitude. He is not prepared to give it up. He wins the ball back. I

would have given him the penalty. Would you? I would not. You would

have had 30 goals by then. I would have wanted 31. I am sure you would

have given the penalty. What did you make of Roy Hodgson's comments that

he should be satisfied at the moment? Probably trying to keep the

hype down. If he's in the England squad he will

be happy with that. I would like to see Roy, if given a chance in the

two friendlies to play him in centre forward to look to the future if

something happens to Rooney. No two sides have managed fewer

shots this season than United began the day in fourth,

four-points The Baggies were chasing a third

straight win at Old Trafford. COMMENTATOR: Pace in wide positions,

identified by Louis van Gaal as what he needs for Manchester United to

start scoring more regularly again. Jesse Lingard can give them that.

After impressing in the Champions League in the week, he's given just

his second Premier League start today. Fletcher will remember all

too well what it's like to make the step from United's junior teams to

the big stage as will Jonny Evans, both back at Old Trafford today as

Baggies. Manchester United, as is the way of their manager, will be

patient. Will the crowd be equally so? Schweinsteiger. Rooney. Poked

out to Mata. Didn't quite get the requisite bend on the ball. Really

nice the way that Rooney let it drift past him. Aware of the pace of

the ball, his own geography, where the defender was Andrade where Mata

was coming from. Scored seven goals in his last eight games against

them, Mata. Note taking. Never seems to be that many conversations going

Onuoha those very comfortable Manchester United bench seats. Very

studious. Mata. That's a great ball in. Lovely defending too. Flicked

clear by Dawson. Dawson's brother on the winning side for Salford City

last night in the FA Cup. There's one of the co-owners, just doing the

day job today. First chant today of "attack, attack, attack." It's

started. Dawson gives it away. Lingard in on goal. What a tackle.

Jonny Evans has not put a foot wrong so far on his Old Trafford return.

He timed that to perfection. He's dug Craig Dawson out of one big

hole. Look at that. Just as the shot came in, the minute it left his

boot, Evans arrived on the scene. Tony Pulis in typical Tony Pulis

catalogue style. That's how a manager is meant to look. Lingard,

pulled back. That will be a free-kick. It might be the first

card of the day, too. It's going to be. Had two goes at him. Nearly took

the shorts off. A few sounds of frustration from the Old Trafford

stands. That would clear if they could take the lead at this stage of

the game. Rooney in, not his best. Young. Knocked down to Martial.

Martial's shot, straight against Myhill's hands. Good save. He's not

really had a save to make up until beating this one away from Anthony

Martial. Credit to the West Brom defenders who have not let the ball

get through to him. Nice one for him, good height, pretty straight

and it came quickly and needed stopping. Let's get the stats out of

the way. Manchester United last managed three successive 0-0 draws

in the League in September 1921. They haven't failed to score in

three Premier League games in a row since August 2007. Martial. It's

going to come to Lingard. Lingard's shot. It's a good one. Really well

taken goal. Jesse Lingard's first for Manchester United. Gaps in that

West Brom line have been hard to find much he has thread the ball

through one of the first that's appeared all day. Cries of "attack",

cries of "shoot" Lingard had a shot. Pays off big time. How is that for

placement? One touch to set himself. The second is cond is marvellous.

Out on-loan to Brighton, scored goals for other teams but got one

for the team he wants to shine for. That changes the pattern of the

afternoon. West Bromwich Albion have to take a few more risks now.

Sessegnon. Lingard, hands around the neck. Good advantage play by Dean,

and another. Oh, what a chance! Berahino's first touch of the ball.

West Brom haven't had a better chance all game, they won't get a

better one. Good work from Sessegnon. Good refereeing played

its part. A heck of a cross from Dawson. It's on a plate for Saido

Berahino. It's an absolute gift. It's a huge let-off for Manchester

United. He couldn't run very far with it,

Berahino. Mata. Loads of space for Lingard. Mata is the link.

Schweinsteiger out to Martial. Three red shirts in the box. Here's

Lingard. He's got through. Was he pulled back? He dropped down to his

knees, did Jesse Lingard. Looked at the ref. Didn't appeal for anything

in particular. Confident skills. Good foot work from Lingard. I think

he then just lost his balance. There are two hands placed upon him,

actually. Rooney's off. No drama to be found there. Players are

disappointed to be taken off. It's good to see the captain of

Manchester United and England not making any big deal about it.

Here's Herrera. Now, Martial. McAuley struggling to get to it.

Does get to it, brings him down. Penalty. It might be ready for

McAuley, too. Double punishment. Sometimes that seems unfair. By the

letter of the law it had to be. Just as the game moved into

stoppage-time. You could see it coming. He was running out of steam.

Martial was always going to win that one. Juan Mata is now Manchester

United's designated number one penalty taker. He has the chance to

wrap it up for good. Mata does that. Nice and easily down the middle.

Manchester United score two. They're taking all three points in the game.

That just rounds things off nicely for the Red Devils. He watched and

he waited. Myhill made up his mind and moved. That is all Mata needed.

Manchester United two, West Bromwich Albion 0. We hear the crowd they get

frustrated when they are playing against a defensive side. Do you

find it frustrating? No. The only way you can play against defence

organised team is the way we do it. But you need patience because in the

second-half they are more tired and the gaps shall come. The chances, if

you want it to drop to anyone you want it to drob to Saido. He ducks

his head where he should have let the ball hit the bottom part of his

forehead. If he catches it anies his nose he catches it. Have you talked

to him about it No. Haven't missed six weeks he's still not as fit as

what we would want him to be and what certainly not as sharp as he

should be. Obviously, we want to attack. We want to create good

football. Sometimes you cannot because of the opponent, but our

philosophy is always attacking and trying to create When I play

chances. I try and enjoy it as much as I can. Try to get the fans off

their feet, score goals and make things happen. How he finished it,

yes, he was remarkable because in a training session yesterday and the

day before yesterday he had two chances like this, but he shoots at

once. I said to him - you have to control because then you have more

feeling with the ball. He did it today, like that. It was a fantastic

goal. Don't you love it when the managers take all the credit for

particular skills? If we start with Jesse Lingard impressive

performance. Young man with bags of potential. A fantastic goal. Really

pleased for him when Memphis came in he must have thought it was the end

of him. A great tackle from Evans, he could be scoring there. Did

brilliantly, under-21s, out on-loan. Tries to go behind. Doesn't get it.

He is disappointed. He maybe throws his arms up at Martial when he

doesn't play it to him around now. Puts it in the box. Bad header.

Great touch. Took the touch like his manager told him too, then - that is

top drawer finishing. When you consider Memphis Depay is keeping

him out of the team. The local lad. In the team. Look at Wayne's skill

there. Brilliant to see Wayne doing that stuff. He takes him on.

One-on-one he has with him. That that stuff. He takes him on.

what you want to see, someone with space takeses him on. A a wild shot

much you want to see them taking people on. This could have been a

penalty. Boom, boom. They pulled him there. He didn't get anything. He

said he wants to get people off their seats and entertain. To be

fair, it looks like he can do a lot that fella. Certainly does. Made an

can excellent start. What about Tony Pulis. He was talking about the

Berahino miss. It was a bad one, wasn't it? He said he wasn't fit.

This has nothing to do with fitness, Gary. Great ball in from Dawson. He

just doesn't want to head it. He thinks it's going to hurt him. His

head disappears into his neck. Watch from this angle. He doesn't want to

head it. It might hurt me. When you are younger and the ball was hard.

You didn't want to head it. Balls were hard in our day! You have to

score. A sitter. Clearly had a bit of good fortune there. You know,

they have kept four clean sheets Manchester United in the Premier

League. 555 minutes in all competitions without conceding.

Doesn't have give you a chance to get results? Absolutely. He has them

well-organised with Carrick, Schweinsteiger in there sitting

giving them a little bit more protection. Yeah, well-organised at

the back. Not so pretty on the eye going forward. When you keep those

clean sheets you have a chance. I would like to see Herrera playing

more. Great pass through to Martial at the end for the penalty. I can't

understand how he doesn't play more games for United. OK.

Newcastle began the day in the bottom three having picked up

Bournemouth were one place and one-point above them.

Jonathan Pearce was at the Vitality Stadium.

COMMENTATOR: Distin plays against his first English club as

Bournemouth make two changes. King and Stanislas who came on against

Southampton Southampton stay in as they look for a first win in seven.

Pugh and Murray the latest to join the injure list. Newcastle are

unchanged. They have scored one away league goal. The worst record in

English professional football. Seventh meeting in all competitions.

English professional football. Here's Arter, in towards King. Save

from Elliot. Bournemouth have started games here brightly. A good

stop. Courageous I would describe that as. Stanislas. Gosling's spell

at Newcastle ruined by injuries. King. Good run. Parried out.

Wouldn't come to Stanislas. He went to ground, took it on the extra

yard. Dumb mat. Cleverly done. The edge of the box.

I's in. Newcastle United, against the run of play, take the lead at

Bournemouth with 27 minutes gone. Could the goalkeeper have done

better with the shot? The major concern is they are behind having

played so well. The build-up by Newcastle. Clever flick. I think the

goalkeeper has to do a lot better than that. That's almost underneath

him. It's only their second away goal of the campaign. 1-0 Newcastle.

Ritchie. Foul. Tough day for Dummett, Ritchie has start on that

right hand side. Touch on by King. Oh, how close? Again, denied by the

keeper. Perplexing for the manager because his team is playing well.

Absolutely crucial Bournemouth come back and get something from the

game. Arter. Daniels. Stanislas. A lapse of concentration, let the ball

slip under his boot. He still forced the corner.

What a screaming effort that was by Smith. I cannot work out. An

absolute belter that deserved to go in. A bit of improvisation from the

Newcastle folk hero. Bournemouth have their sixth corner. Ritchie

will take it. Francis is at the near post. Back out to Ritchie. A better

angle. What a save. What a save that is. Against his old side. Denied

again by a goalkeeper who is having an absolute cracker of an afternoon.

Bournemouth are slaughtering Newcastle but Newcastle lead.

Bournemouth move the football around at pace and with accuracy. Goodness

me, what do they have to do to score? That is a splendid save. He

cannot believe it. " Labour Ritchie. King missed it. So did Gosling. So

did Stanislas. They cannot afford to miss chances like that. One, two,

three. If only Wilson was out there for Bournemouth. This would be an

absolutely crucial win for Steve McClaren heading into the

international break. Wrestled to the ground. That will be a yellow. He

was beaten fair and square. He has not had a shot to say since

Newcastle scored. Coloccini. The goalkeeper got a hand to it. He

agrees. Did he get a touch? Yes. Gosling. Foul. The trick. This is a

chance perhaps the Ritchie. There is going to be a caution. Ritchie will

certainly fancy this. A win would take Newcastle out of the bottom

three and above Bournemouth. Almost dead centre. Five on the wall. Over.

Swinging away. Too high. Bournemouth have given absolutely everything

they have got, but the Newcastle goalkeeper Rob Elliott has had the

most outstanding day of his career. It is a smash and grab raid in this

relegation six pointer. How cruel is the Premier League?

Very cruel for us. We created numerous chances. We were excellent.

We were in control of the game from start to finish. The one time in our

box they scored. We had countless opportunities. It has been difficult

for us but when we have performed well we have been the dominant side

in every game so we have to see the bigger picture and keep going.

Sometimes you cannot explain football. We played far better

football, this week we did not. We got the goal and the rest of the

time we defended for our lives and relied on the goalkeeper. Is this

the best you have played for Newcastle? Yes. I think so. In other

games I have made more saves but we have been on the end of the wrong

result so to help the team win is massive. Why use a prize to play

because you were injured? Yes. I have been injured for a couple of

weeks. I would like to say thank you to the medical team and the manager

who said he wanted me out there regardless of how fit I was. I have

to replay them for their faith they have shown. I love being at

Newcastle and to play is a massive honour. We will come to Rob

Elliott. The statistics are in favour of bomb of one that counts.

Newcastle only had one shot on goal but it went in. In. Absolutely.

Bournemouth with some big chances. You have to take your chances. King

did not. One on and on, he gets into a great position. A tangle left side

or right side. He can do exactly the same. By the time he turns and

twists in gets onto his breakthrough, he is cutting his

chances down of scoring and taking the shot early is of paramount

importance. This is one touch hit the target. He has hit it early. The

goalkeeper cannot get down quick enough. The main thing is hitting

the target and taking the shot. Absolutely. That is the difference.

King did not. Bournemouth had a lot of chances but

Rob Elliott was wonderful. Without them Newcastle would not have got

the three points. He was calm, assured, quick off his line, to cut

down the danger. I am not sure King fancies that. The goalkeeper is

sharp enough. He is alert and alive. This is the best save. Gosling at

the far post. He is quick across his line to deny him. A very good save.

The second half no different. Ritchie this time. A good all in. He

kept a very good clean sheet. What about Newcastle? Out of the bottom

three. Seeing signs? Not today. Clean sheet. Last week, the

goalkeeper, Stoke, played very well. Sunderland, played some decent

football. Today they were pretty awful but got the three points and

that is all that matters. It's Goal of the Month time on Match

of the Day 2. The draw for the second round will

take place on Monday at the No Premier League next weekend,

but there will be highlights of the David Beckham All-Star match

at Old Trafford. It's one win and two defeats

so far for new Sunderland boss, Southampton were the visitors to

the Stadium of Light, Still in a period of assessment, Sam

Allardyce makes four changes. Giving what more his first start. A waspish

dynamic attacker. Almost like Vardy. Sunderland will be thrilled if he

can have anything like his impact. Two changes for Southampton.

Ward-Prowse was sent off here six months ago, conceding a penalty,

that gave Sunderland a precious win. Sunderland have one might only one

in ten meetings. Nice touch. Wonder. . To love the combination. When

Tadic advanced it needed saving from until -- the goalkeeper. Southampton

are camped in Sunderland's territory. It would not be a

surprise if Southampton get the opening goal. Offside against

Ward-Prowse, but the initial effort would have counted. Pantilimon

keeping Sunderland in the hunt. It was a good stop by Pantilimon once

the rebound had come he was obviously offside, but if it had

gone straight in at Wood of counted and Southampton's pressure would

have yielded a merited goal. They have to take advantage of this

domination. Sunderland trying to rose their men for a more is

positive second half than the first. He goes it alone. It was on target.

Pantilimon beating it away two handed. It was fairly straight but

Pantilimon felt it was too hot old. Pelle has made the run. Pelle

charged down, and a corner. It could've been so much more for

Southampton. Mane and Pelle with opportunities. Pelle just swung a

boot at it and it was blocked before it could do any damage. Good it's

still be Sunderland's day? Universal quest. -- you never know. Of the

post. An almighty collision. Brave defending, and it was crucial.

Yedlin took a wall. Promising for Sunderland. Johnson is looking to go

himself. Watmore is offside. The flag would have thwarted

Sunderland's progress anyway. Here comes Southampton with Tadic.

Brilliantly off the line. On the first occasion that Pantilimon was

beaten, the defender keeps it at 0-0. You get the sense that

Sunderland are clinging on. Southampton have them pinned against

the ropes. Ready to deliver the haymaker. I think he was caught.

That is a penalty. It looked like a penalty. Sam Allardyce with hands to

the face because after all the pressure of they appeared to have

ridden out it is a myth timed sliding challenge by M'Vila that he

gets wrong and Southampton get the penalty. Southampton have been the

better side. It is surely only a matter of time. It comes from a

penalty. The Southampton supporters get the goal that they wanted to see

and it looks like it had been coming from almost the first blast of the

whistle. Johnson might think about curling it in. Good stop. That is

the first time he has really had to stretch himself out, the Southampton

keeper. It was not a bad stop. Bertrand won the penalty. That is a

foul. He missed it and got the man. In a great position. I think van

Dijk is as much disappointed and himself as the decision. Having

tasted the keeper for the first time in the match, we have another

opportunity to worry him again. Johnson on target. Just off. Rossi

is the top of the netting. Sam Allardyce and Johnson's reaction

tell you they thought it was in. It was not. Corner. Striking Bertrand.

It will matter does Sunderland of they should equaliser in a game

Southampton think they ought to have won comfortably. A claim for

handball. Was it handball against Yoshida?

Mike Jones says no. He turns his back on it. It would have been a

generous award. Stopping the ball going towards goal. For me that is a

definite penalty. Whether the referee is in a position to see it

we wouldn't have deserved a draw based on how we played. You have to

be given what you see. The referee, if he didn't see, can't give it. If

he did I think he has made a mistake. We played well. A lot of

ball possession. We didn't create a lot. But we had constantly pressing

to Sunderland. Finally, the penalty made that decision for the points,

but, in my opinion, the best team won today. I don't think anyone

would argue with that even perhaps the stalwart Sunderland fans. Sam is

complaining about that penalty. We should look at it. What do you

think? complaining about that penalty. We

should look at it. What do you think? It wasn't a penalty. It's

very close. It has hit him in his back. Sam said, they didn't deserve

anything. Rodwell did well to get the move. Back of the arm. Not

enough. Not enough. Tell you what. This is a penalty. What he is doing

there, I do not know. Bertrand is saying, someone help me out. I need

something. Thank you very much. He has given a ridiculous penalty away.

I cannot believe it. That is as bad as you can see giving away a

penalty. He has taken it well Tadic. A degree of directness, shall we

say, about Sunderland's performance? There was. What was confusing to me.

If they were going to start the game like they did. When they kicked off,

it seemed to me like the plan was, get it up to Fletcher and get bodies

around him. This is the very first seconds. Up to Fletcher. He wings

this flick on. Gets to Watmore. Sunderland get the ball down in the

bottom, in Southampton's bottom third, they get going. Once they

clear it, there is no support for Fletcher. There is the closest man,

Toivonen. The closest man. Southampton cleared it out easily.

It was the pattern for the game. Another one, M'Vila has a lot of

time on it. Fletcher pointing where he wants. It a Ballinamallard again.

Van Dijk doesn't have to challenge. Runs through to the goalkeeper. Van

Dijk wings this flick. He wings this flick on. Closest man to him is

Watmore. Look at that. Nowhere near. Not much you can do with that?

Nothing at all. He wings this to Fontety. , Watmore. If that is the

gameplan, who is getting close enough for him to hold it up to to

get it to. 20 yards apart. Johnson. Van Dijk flicks this back into the

midfield. Southampton get it going again. I really felt for Fletcher.

There was nothing, absolutely nothing for him today. Scraps.

Focussing on Sunderland because Sam is there. The new story. We

shouldn't ignore Southampton. Excellent run they are on? Great

run. Unbeaten away from home. Van Dijk has made a difference. In the

ten games he played they had one loss. Another good season, again.

Six games unbeaten in the league. They weren't going to lose today.

Miles the better team. They will keep on improving. Remarkable stuff.

It's four defeats on the spin for Norwich, who entertained Swansea.

They've won just once in their last 15 visits.

COMMENTATOR: Two teams who could do with a win after a largely barren

autumn spell. Norwich City look for their first win in nearly two months

with Martin out through suspension today following his red card last

week. Wisdom plays in a reorganised backline. O'Neil makes his first

league start of the season. Ayew plays in an unchanged line-up

today. O'Neil. A little exchange. It could open every here for Norwich on

the break. Through to Brady. Jerome to his left. Brady, just losing pole

cress. -- possession. Sigurdsson got back well. Determination from Brady

there, he gets the free-kick. A flick back into Naughton, who was

rapidly closed down. Bennett up from the back for this one. He is going

to head to a far-post area. Jerome, over the top of the bar. First

chance of the game for the home side. Cameron Jerome, who scored at

Manchester City last weekend, with a free header, which he couldn't turn

goalward. Olsson. Trying to get away from Shelvey. A good turn of pace on

him. Down over the challenge of Kyle Naughton. Mark Clattenburg saying,

no, he got the ball. I think he was perfectly right to

make that call, the referee. Nathon may have held his opponent up there

though. I think there was no doubt that is going to be a free-kick for

Norwich City. Olsson held up there by the Swansea full-back. Wisdom

will try to hit towards the near-post. Bassong in there at the

near-post. This one was whipped in with pace, Bassong gets away from

his opponent, but ends up in the back of the net rather than the

ball. Ki closed down, finding Ashley Williams. Taylor. Tettey in towards

Gomez. He felt he was being held back by Bassong. A half hearted

appeal. He went down as if he was fouled but no penalty. Hoolahan.

Delivery into the centre. It brings a save from Fabianski. Brady with

the header. Better from Norwich City at the start of this second-half.

Delivery right onto the head of Brady. Fabianski with the save.

Sigurdsson now. Gomis. Space for Routledge. A bit of a threat here

from Swansea City. Just onto the top of the goal from Sigurdsson. That's

by far the closest Swansea have come to scoring. We're almost midway

through the second-half. Suddenly, you could sense an anxiety among the

Norwich City crowd. As Sigurdsson came very close to flicking that

over Ruddy's head into the back of the nets, just off the top of the

crossbar. This is O'Neil. -- net. Away by Fernandez. The shot

drilled and bounced wide of the post by O'Neil. Always going wide from

O'Neil, as the ball dropped to him. Here come Norwich now. That's an

excellent save from Fabianski. The shot from Robbie Brady. If this --

is this match finally coming to life? A decent effort there from

Brady for Norwich. They have a corner. Brady himself will take.

Here it comes towards him. The header down. Jonny Howson with the

goal. As the cross came over the substitute Mbokani Bezua played his

part with the header down. Jonny Howson's first Premier League goal

of the season puts Norwich City ahead. They look for their first

league win in seven. Fernandez losing possession very weakly under

pressure. Here comes Hoolahan for Norwich City. Bursting that one in.

Top-class save from Fabianski. Fernandez there put his team in a

bit of a hole giving the ball away. Fernandez was closed down very

quickly. Unable to get rid of it. Hoolahan, quick to let fly, bringing

the save from Fabianski. It's a big, big win for Alex Neil and their

team. Their first in seven in the Premier League. Swansea City lose

again. Jonny Howson's goal proves to be enough. Norwich City 1, Swansea

City 0. Norwich win for the third time this season. We changed our

style today. Which I felt was necessary because we weren't keeping

enough clean sheets. Although we were playing pretty well in games we

weren't getting the points requireded that we needed. We opted

for a different tact in the game. The lads responded well. At times

conceding possession is not something we are used to doing,

since I've been here. It worked today. We had the best opportunities

in the game. We put one at the net. Solid at the back and first clean

sheet. Great. We never looked like losing the game until the goal went

in. It was an open game. Mistakes are made as you try to push for an

equaliser. We had control of that game. It was about being patient. We

didn't create enough with the possession. You only need one

chance. We thought that would be us. We looked the most likely until the

goal. That goal gives you the lift. Over the past so many games we have

conceded first. At this level it's difficult to come back from that.

Nice to get the first goal today. It gave us a platform to hold on and I

think when you have had a few bad results you have to make sure you

make these count. Crucial goal. I think his 100th game. Alex Neil

eluded to a change in tattics Andrade emphasis? They were happy

for Swansea to have most of the possession. The lowest amount of

possession they had Norwich at home this season. It wasn't pretty at

times. It worked for them. Big three points for them. It certainly was.

Tough times for Garry Monk. Moaning about a lack of concentration that

led to the goal To be fair. It was a good corner. They worked it very

well. If you good corner. They worked it very

well. If you look at Howson Shelvey has got him. I had this position.

The man who is marking the goalkeeper will always leave you at

some stage. Fact. Mbokani Bezua loses Sigurdsson. Howson doesn't

tumly move from that position. Mbokani loses him. Howson stays

there. Shelvey leaves him. He has a free header. A position where if you

do that, in the season, you will get five, six goals doing that every

season. You have to be confident to stay there. The man marking you will

leave you at some stage much he has been punished by that one incident.

That is all it takes sometimes. Can you remember when we played Cameron,

England played Cameron. You stole my goal. Of course I remember it. We

both do that position. You went, what are you doing here. I went,

what are you doing there? I shouldn't talk about it. It's

because you didn't want to head the ball. It could have changed my whole

England career. You have a point! After putting six past Sunderland

on Sunday, Everton were in action at West Ham whose defeat

at Watford last week ended a run COMMENTATOR: I would be surprised if

we don't see a response from West Ham after the way they played last

Saturday. They can hardly wish for a more different opposition than

Everton unbeaten in 14 games against the Happeners they have won the last

six. Collins was sent off at Watford. He is suspended. Unone

enforced alteration -- one enforced alteration. The 19-year-old starts

today. Kouyate. Noble. West Ham dominating these opening exchanges.

Now, Moses. Into Payet. Good run by Payet. Moses. Good move, wasn't it?

Payet involved, as he usually is. Moseses couldn't quite direct the

shot on target. The first chance of the game clearly going to the home

side. -- Moses. Good control by Deulofeu. Well played. The assistant

wasn't sure. The referee gave the corner. McCarthy. Deulofeu, again.

Now, Barkley. Barry. That's a good ball. Oh, the challenger, Funes

Mori. Fair, according to the referee. The Argentine seemed to

leave his foot in there on the defender and then took the

opportunity to fall over. Our flag and knowledge is the foul

tackle. He was barged. Paul. You can imagine what is in Andy

Carroll's mind. Good ball. Why he shot only he knows. Swelling effort

from Chris well. The angle was too difficult to shoot from birth. --

there. That is a good ball. Lanzini! What a goal. Half an hour

played at Upton Park. West Ham with the breakthrough. That was a

beautiful finish from the Argentine. This was the first jobs. Look at

this finish. Inside of the right foot. Swerving into the top corner.

West Ham have the breakthrough. He will not score many better goals

than that. Great ball. This is the equaliser. Wonderful wonderful pass

from the Spaniard and Lukaku's finish is equal to it. Look out for

the past. Deulofeu. Lukaku is onside. It was exquisite. The finish

once he had rounded the goalkeeper was simple. His ninth goal of the

season. His seventh appearance against West Ham and he has scored

in every one of those games. Berkeley might have preferred to

take it on himself. It was dipping but wide. No ball. Not that far

wide. Lanzini again. Good work by Moses. Four very tall figures to a

mat for Moses. Not a bad effort. This is getting a little bit loose

out there. Some passes have not been great. Mistakes made. Lukaku! Very

close. Lovely touch from the 19-year-old. Lukaku almost getting

his third win in 19-year-old. Lukaku almost getting

his third win in successive seasons here at West Ham. I think it was a

very competitive game, as we expected. We were coming into terms

of how we wanted to defend this West Ham side. We were disappointed with

the manner we conceded the goal. We conceded too much space but from

that point on I was delighted with the reaction. We are never happy

when we get one point especially at home. We roll was searching for

three points. I am happy with the game because we needed that kind of

positive reaction and good performance at home in front of our

fans. Honours even. A couple performance at home in front of our

fans. Honours even. A couple of worrying looking injuries for West

Ham. Yes. The first one on Payet on McCarthy. On another day he could

get a red card. It is dangerous. This one is slightly different.

Coleman on Valencia. That is a perfectly good timed tackle. It is

unfortunate he gets injured. Lukaku has scored in seven consecutive

games against West Ham. 45 million interest from PSG for him. That run

was fantastic. Look at this from Deulofeu. That is somebody who has

scored seven against them. A fantastic finish. When you can go

behind like that and have somebody who can pass the ball like that it

is fantastic. He is starting to learn the position more. We have

just about run out of time. Before we go off and buy Unocal has the. --

buy you new glasses. Southampton were the only other side in the top

have to win. Newcastle have climbed out of the bottom three at

Bournemouth's expense. Chelsea are just three points above the

relegation zone and 13 behind the Champions League places. The express

reports that Mourinho is on the brink of being sacked. They claim

that DiMaggio, Brendan Rodgers and Hiddink are candidates to take over.

Roy Hodgson has warned his squad allegedly that he will not be taking

players if they are not fit, to the European Championships. That is it.

Another stinker for Chelsea. Goodbye.