28/11/2015 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.

It's been a spectacular day of action in the

After Black Friday, we've had a goal-den Saturday.

Alan Shearer and Danny Murphy have much to discuss.

We start at the King Power Stadium, where Leicester's Jamie Vardy was

looking to score for the 11th game in

a row to beat Ruud Van Nistelrooy's all-time Premier League record.

the club Van Nistelrooy represented - Manchester United.

When Wayne Rooney was 17, he was becoming England's youngest ever

scorer. When Jamie Vardy was 17, he was playing the whip asleep and

dreaming of his big move the Stocksbridge Park Steels. Some make

it early, some make it late. If he scores again today, it will be

history for him and hope perhaps every Recreation Ground order, not

so much that they will become a superstar but that one day they may

play against one. Okazaki for Leonardo Ulloa is their only change.

Rooney has a landmark of his own, one more United goal would put him

second in their all-time scoring list. They go with a back three

Herrera, Lingard are injured. The 22 Premier League games that have

preceded this weekend, nobody has taken more points that Wood that

Leicester City and they have taken more points than Newcastle,

Sunderland and Aston Villa put together. Stuttering, stammering

kind of run results in a corner. Manchester United are marginally the

more threatening side. Blind with the corner, that was pretty much a

free header if he had got a proper contact on it for Chris Smalling.

Leicester would have been furious to concede like this. Good runs from

Smalling, got himself in front of Robert Huth. He will look to do so

again, from the other side. Blind's corner whipped in and well taken by

Kasper Schmeichel. Schmeichel managing to avoid Schweinsteiger's

boot. The referee has had a word with the German, as Leicester come

forward. It's a great ball, Vardy is behind, he's it 70710 he has done!

With his very first chance of the game! The V Festival goes on, Jamie

Vardy four D, he has gone into the Premier League history books. 11

consecutive games, scored in every single one of them. The league

leaders Manchester United, from, don't forget, eight United corner.

That's a brilliant ball, he's just onside. It's a great run. Not for a

minute did missing crosses mind. Vardy's place in Premier League

history is assured. I against Bournemouth, Villa, Stoke, Arsenal,

Norwich, Southampton, Palace, is West Brom, Watford, Newcastle and

now Manchester United, 11 straight games, 13 goals in all. The man of

the moment, the man of the Season, Leicester one, Manchester United

nil. The England manager cannot quite suppress a smile. He scores,

sing the home fans. It's not the Premier League record, not the

top-flight record, 1930-31, scored in 12 consecutive games for

Sheffield United. Mahrez, a great link up with Okazaki. Good save by

De Gea. Mahrez bursting into life, Okazaki involved, as almost always.

Irrepressible Mahrez, great feat. Okazaki, oh... Nearly fell for it.

This was a brilliant exchange. Good save by De Gea. Last time as the

word top of the Premier League came in the year 2000, Orton, strangely

their opposition were Manchester United. They lost that 13-0, they

won't lose this 13-0. -- in autumn 2000. That had Kasper Schmeichel

hurling himself, just in case. It's a Manchester United corner that

parted Leonardo Ulloa on Drinkwater. My Arena United trailing by the

Vardy goal. Whipped him, free header, Schweinsteiger equalises the

Manchester United right at the end of the half! And Leicester's marking

completely awry. A free header for Bastian Schweinsteiger from

point-blank range and it's all square. Whipped in by Blind. He got

away from Okazaki Schweinsteiger schools for Manchester United. It is

1-1. With just one added minute to add at the end of the half. No

better time to score. That header, Schweinsteiger's first

Manchester United goal. Rooney, lurking around the penalty

spot, Martial, twisting outside of Christian Fuchs and winning a free

kick. Mata leads it. Young clips that. A good save by Schmeichel. The

flag up on the near side, it wouldn't have counted anyway. Rooney

flying in, has hurt himself in the process, he threw himself at this,

Wayne Rooney. It's a very good save from Kasper Schmeichel, Rooney

standing in an offside position. It's a good decision by Dave Bryant.

Rooney getting something of Robert Huth right in the side. I wouldn't

say Manchester United are exactly hammering on the door of

Schmeichel's goal, but they are certainly looking halfway up the

drive. A nice little dummy but Simpson was it might fall nicely,

Riyad Mahrez is picking up speed. I don't think is going to catch on.

It's says Finnish -- is the finish there? Not quite. David De Gea

finish. Saves. Leonardo Ulloa can't believe you didn't put Leicester

back in front. David De Gea made a much easier says than he might have

been anticipating. -- save. 90 seconds of added time to play,

Ashley Young here for Manchester United. Dangerously in the Mata.

Back to Young, knocked up. Headed out by Schlupp, Bacchin by Darmian,

who really struck it well. Really latched onto that. Super strike.

Well worked by Manchester United. Never could they have envisaged when

they took over this football club that they would end up sitting on

top of the Premier League. Claudio Ranieri is 64, they may well feel

they want to feed him when he's 74. Am delighted I got a goal to take me

past Van Nistelrooy, but the boys are bit disappointed in the way we

conceded the goal. are bit disappointed in the way we

conceded the goal. Who knows, and another day it could have been three

points. I am not happy because I have the feeling that we could have

won this match. We have dominated 90 minutes, I think. We gave the goal

away because we know already in offence that Leicester City is a

counter team and also with our corner kicks they are very

dangerous, so we cannot give that goal away. It's remarkable really

that he could be so cool in such a big situation for him personally,

and yet he didn't hesitate, he didn't seem to have any doubt at

all? Know, all the team are very good physical condition, very good

mentality. They want to try to do their best until the end. I've been

taking each game as it comes. The record wasn't in my mind. That's how

I've had to be. If I'd been concentrated on it it would have

affected my performances and that's the last thing I would want to do

because it would affect the team. We have put in a great performance

today and we've come away with a point against a very good side. Have

you ever experienced in your career a player who is relatively not that

famous suddenly have an extraordinary run like this and

become a superstar? Late in his career. I hope as an English man he

scores many goals that would be nice. He's young? 28. I hope so. He

started playing about 40 World Cups and scored more than anyone else.

What an achievement, nevertheless, 11th consecutive games. Phenomenal.

The only place to start. Absolutely brilliant, great achievement, so

pleased for him. The goal summed best up, so positive, would catch

from the goalkeeper. -- it summed Leicester up. Looking to break

looking to break on Manchester United, he throws the ball to

Christian Fuchs. This is brilliant, Vardy told him where he wants the

ball but the weight of passing to him is superb and the finish is

delightful, it really is. What alike is just watching, he never once

looks up, so we see where the goal is because he knows where he is,

he's aware of what's around him and he is aware of where the goal is. He

doesn't have to look. He puts his foot behind it, 11 in a row,

brilliant, congratulations. You notice off that graphic, four of

them come late in the last seven or eight minutes of games, which for

strikers is a great period in the game because lack of concentration

from other players, tiredness, it's a great sign. Superb. A few years

ago in one of my games for Blackburn he played for Leicester and runners

ragged. The lads said, who is this lad? His progression is remarkable.

We saw that Vardy's goal came from Schmeichel catch, threw it out

quickly, but the United goal, which was a very similar corner but a

different result? It was incredible how similar they are and this is the

joy of being a goalkeeper, I suppose. Commanding, exactly what

you want from a goalkeeper. Sets up the goal. Like his dad, in many

ways. For some reason the exact same corner, he decides to stay on his

line and ultimately he's gone from hero to villain. But he's had a

tremendous season. I'm not getting on his case but he should have gone

for that one. Would you fancy playing up front for this Manchester

United outfit? No, I wouldn't, because I know Martial and in

particular Wayne Rooney have come in for criticism for performances but

it's understandable why, but there are reasons for it. That ball should

go in the box but neither forward is in a decent position. OK, they come

back. They go square. They go out into the exact same position on the

left-hand side and a chance to cross it but it doesn't so they've gone

from one side to the other four are throwing. Not great for a centre

forward. So click on there, look at the difference, look at the space,

the gaps between there's no linkup between Martial and Rooney. They are

not working as a pair whatsoever. It happened all game. Rooney perhaps

should hold that but he doesn't, he chooses to flick it on. There's no

one around him, not Mata. Look where his partner is, Martial, they are

miles apart. How on earth will they cause problems to back four by

Leicester -- like Leicester by playing that far apart? This time

the left-hand side, Rooney should come around there and work as a

pair. Do you think it's under instruction? Absolutely, totally

instruction. Rooney, a poor performance, he comes off. This is

what the coaches telling them what to do, nothing changes. That

instruction is coming from the manager. It's probably as a respect

for Leicester to try to nullify Leicester going forward but for

United it didn't work at all and I would not want to play in that team

because of the lack of chances they create. It's fine to split when the

goalkeeper has the ball, they wanted him to kick it long, but the idea of

playing three at the back is to get two strikers on the pitch together.

At the top. They were no worried -- nowhere near each of the one.

Embarrassing, hopeless and inept Not you two...

Just some of the words used by Alan to describe Newcastle's performance

Steve McClaren's side were in action at Crystal Palace,

managed of course by former Newcastle boss, Alan Pardew.

Jonathan Pearce was at Selhurst Park.

COMMENTATOR: Alan Pardew meets his old club hoping Newcastle hasn't

learnt too many lessons from Sunderland who nullified Palace's

pace by winning here 1-0 on Monday. One win in six for Eagles who have

struggled here this season. They name an unnamed side with Wickham

getting a chance upfront against his rivals. Same team, new ideas to

solve problems caused by Sunderland, according to Pardew. Newcastle make

two changes from their defeat by Leicester. Papiss Cisse gets his

first start since September having scored here last season. Mitrovic

dropped to the bench. Traditionally the survival mark for Premier League

teams down the bottom has been 40 points. Not so in recent years.

Newcastle won't want to go into the new year needing one-and-a-half

points a game to hit that target. Perez. He's done well. Too easy.

Cisse. 1-0, Newcastle United. Crystal Palace simply switched off.

They allowed Janaszak to come too fared. Cisse, like last season, has

put them in the lead. -- piano far. Cisse is onside. Should have closed

on the ball, Crystal Palace. Lovely header. Guided in. Second defeat in

a week against north-east sides. Perez, into the box. Cisse, again.

Blocked by Ward. Sissoko, blocked, again. Spirited stuff by Newcastle.

Strong run bias sis. The second shot was blocked, just like the first.

Steve McClaren said his team has worked hard all week to exercise the

ghosts of last week's defeat by Leicester. Lost seven of their last

11 home games, Crystal Palace. Here's Wickham. Turns it back in for

McArthur. The shot was deflected. It's in. Crystal Palace are level.

Newcastle's lead lasted just three minutes. Huge slice of fortune about

the goal. Look at the space there as well. Newcastle holding the line on

the edge of their own penalty. It goes off Dummett. No chance for

Elliot. Flying through the air, the deflection took it another way. A

rip roaring atmosphere at Selhurst. Palace fans are buoyant, Newcastle

silent at the moment. Here's Zaha. Wickham. Will he get a shot away?

Pushes it into McArthur. Needed to think quicker than that. Bolasie,

2-1. Newcastle's defending absolutely horrible. Two in three

minutes for Crystal Palace. Look at the speed in which they counter.

Wickham played it square. Zaha left it for his pal. Bolasie rammed it

home. Crystal Palace are ahead. What an eventful opening period to the

game it has been. Who would be a manager when your team is playing as

open as this? Both managers, Pardew, McClaren, wanted to see a reaction

from their teams today to defeats. Bolasie pulled into the wide

position. McArthur in there as well. Nearly got to it.

The plan isn't working. Cisse, to Anita. Palace are quicker to the

ball. Bolasie. Isolated the defenders. Wickham to his left hand

side. Mbemba. Back here for Zaha. Here it comes. Crystal Palace have a

third. That will do Wilfried Zaha the world of good. A slice of

fortune. The big bounce took it over Elliot and into the back of the net.

Wickham's run was courageous. Sensible pullback. There was the big

fortunate bounce. Crystal Palace 3, Newcastle United 1. At this stage,

you can't see Newcastle United coming back into this or thriving in

the Premier League with a defence like this. Newcastle make a

half-time change then. Lascelles on for Perez. They have gone to a back

three. Immediately concede a free-kick. 6 foot 2 initial

defender, Derby born, climbing on the back. Wickham has caused

trouble. He's in there again. Palace have a fourth! Bolasie at the

far-post. All eyes were on Wickham. The free-kick was played in towards

Delaney. Header to the back post. Newcastle have made a change, same

old story, conceding. Delaney with the header. Bolasie was quickest to

react. Crystal Palace 4, Newcastle 1. His second of the game. Crystal

Palace have been struggling here to score goals. Wickham pressurising

Lascelles. Puncheon. Well, they are turning it on now. Alan Pardew will

love to see this. Zaha not giving up on it. Puncheon, over. Crystal

Palace have hit four twice this season. On both occasions it was in

the Premier League Cup against Shrewsbury and Charlton. Here's

Puncheon. Gets that cross in. Very well played. Just over the bar by a

hat-trick seeking Bolasie. The could have played it wide, whipped that

left cross. Beautifully played to the edge. Six-yard area. How about

that for a delivery? Two signs that a couple of Palace players have

given perhaps all they can do today. Here's Ward coming forward. With the

a right-footed drive. Piledriver. Purposefully drove into the gap.

Just a finger tip over from Rob Elliot. He will be delighted. Much

happier today. Of course, it's against his old side. Here's

Gouffran. Is the last time Palace scored five was against Ipswich in

the Championship in November 2012. They have never scored five in the

Premier League. A good effort. Deflected just wide. He wrapped his

foot around the ball and deserved better. They are looking furlong and

there are very big tests around the corner. Newcastle United could be

sliding into big trouble. Souare. They almost walked through. Look at

the number of white shorts simply bypassed.

Dispossessed. Hasn't the legs to stay with him. Bamford is at the

far-post. It will come back, McArthur. Crystal Palace made

Premier League history. They have a fifth in Premier League football for

the first time thechl have been dominant throughout. Thrilling,

entertaining, decisive, hungry. It's a key word. Newcastle United got off

to a bright start, but crumbled. On the evidence of this, they are

sliding into deep trouble. Crystal Palace 5, Newcastle United 1. Didn't

really change too much tactically. A couple of little things we thought

might work. Bolasie caused more chaos down by playing through the

middle. We were terrific today. Regardless of what opposition we

played we would have won today. The we arics isth in the division for a

reason. We have a good team. Our home form hasn't been good enough.

To bounce back today was great and the manager we did it. After they

scored we dominated the game after that for the rest of the match.

Which was great. It's not about systems, it's not tactics. It's

about attitude, fight, about staying in the game. It's about working and

running backwards as quick Assombalonga you run forwards. The

reaction was good. We had that. Once the third goal went in. That went

down. People are loving the dressing room as players and staff and fans

who travelled today. Whatever I say about Newcastle is contrived to be

something else, I don't want to say anything other than they are a great

club I hope their fortunes change in the coming weeks. You are in a

relegation fight still? Absolutely. No doubt about that. We knew it

would be tough. We said after 10-12 games we know where we will be.

Relegation fight. 13 games gone. 25 to go. If we are at this stage of

the season and 13 to go then I would be starting to get worried. There is

enough time. I think there is enough in that dressing room. We have to

bring it out. A message to the fans is - it's so, so disappointing. We

are so disappointed for them as much as anybody, travelling this far and

seeing not a Newcastle team play for the 95 minutes and fight. Can't be

much fun coming here at the moment for you, I suppose in many ways. At

the same time you have to give Crystal Palace credit. . They were

tremendous? Fantastic. I spoke to Sam Allardyce on Tuesday after the

win that Sunderland had against Crystal Palace. I said - what was

your plan. How did you win the game? He said, simple, our plan was to

stop Bolasie and Zaha. He felt they were there their two main players.

Newcastle could not do that at all today. They didn't get near them.

These two guys ran the show. Brilliant from start to finish.

Superb ball out. Dummett goes past him too easily. Decent ball in.

Great pace to run in behind Newcastle's back four. Great

composure. Great little ball at the edge of the box. Should do better.

It's very, very good play from Crystal Palace. Ball comes across.

Shocking defending, which Danny will point out in a minute. But very,

very good finish from Bolasie. Look at the strength? Hauls off Anita.

Only one guy was going to win that ball. It was Bolasie. A decent ball

in to Wickham. Away you go again. Too much time to turn, to run at the

Newcastle back four. They caused them problems, as I said, all

afternoon. Look at the space that Zaha has on the edge of the box?

Lucky finish. He scuffs it. But long ball up, one-on-one again, goes past

Mbemba. Far too easily. They get away with it. It's a foul, they hit

the post. Look at the long ball up here Look at the space he has to

bring it down on his chest. Chests it into Zaha. One-on-one. I'm

thinking to the Newcastle defence, clatter someone. Give us something.

Good ball in. It was just far, pa too easy for Palace all afternoon.

Newcastle got what they deserved. I suppose in many ways newicals really

farcical at the moment almost? It surprises me. When I worked with

Steve he was tactically very well when he was Scven's number two with

England much you have to show some attitude. They are all over the

place. You need desire to defend properly. With the mistakes they

made today. It's happening too often. This is a simple loss of the

ball in midfield. It isn't the end of the world. The back four is in an

OK position. What happens next is ridiculous. No-one is talking.

Coloccini goes to ground for in reason. He turns his back on Bolasie

shooting. Show some bravery. Show some desire. This is a simple set

play. I mean, again it's Yanukovych. -- Janaszak. The lack of leadership

in the back four. The midfield as well weren't happening. This is late

in the game. When you expect someone to maybe make a tactical. Take a

booking, show some desire. Poor clearance. This goes through two

defend and the goalkeeper. I mean, it is so poor. I think they have

real problems. I don't see any strength and depth in the squad they

can replace the players with who they are playing with so badly.

Fancy a weekly rant? Stay calm. It's difficult to sum up Newcastle's

flight in 30 seconds. You can't coach players who don't want to be

coach, who are not good enough. They have too many Monday to Friday

players. Good on training, don't want to perform on Saturday. From

the manager's point of view, I don't see a plan. I didn't see a plan

three weeks ago at Bournemouth. I didn't see a plan last week against

Leicester City or a plan today to stop the opposition. Recruitment.

The guys in charge of recruiting players have got away with it for

such a long time now at Newcastle. The players they signed are not good

enough, simple. Apart from that - Apart from that it's great. Move on.

Was that 30 seconds? Well played, Crystal Palace.

Bournemouth's point at Swansea ended a run of four straight defeats, but

they still began the day second from bottom for the visit of Everton, who

John Motson was at the Vitality Stadium.

Distin has played more in the Premier League than any other

outfield Premier League player. He made his 450th start last week, 157

of them for the day's visitors, Everton. Eddie Howe is 38 tomorrow.

He names an unchanged team from the draw at Swansea. They have another

ex-Aberdonian in Dan Gosling. That 4-0 win over Aston Villa means

Everton are also unchanged. Romelu Lukaku leak reached a landmark 50

Premier League goals last week but Leighton Baines has not travelled.

Daniel getting that inside the Gosling. This is King. King for

Bournemouth, Stanislas tried to follow up. Tim Howard made the save.

Josh King has scored his per -- first Premier League goal last week

and threatened to strike again there. Howard down to block the

shot. That was Barry, across the Deulofeu. Lukaku has his arm up

coming in from the left-hand side. It has run on the Kone. Good stop by

Federici. Reacted very well there. I think Simon Francis allowed that

ball to rather drop over him. Or rather didn't get the header on as

he wanted and Kone driving for the near post. Corner again to Everton.

Lukaku. Goalkeeper twice. Well, Everton are really turning the screw

on Bournemouth here. Romelu Lukaku with a header, pushed up by the

goalkeeper, who then got a second touch. There's Jeff Mostyn, the

Bournemouth chairman and the supporters here are well aware that

in the bad old days when they were collecting money in buckets to keep

the club going, he put a fair amount in himself. Galloway is up to

McCarthy's left. It's another Everton corner. They are really

forcing Bournemouth back now. Funes Mori, it's in! It's a goal for

Everton and the Argentine will claim it. You have to say, you could see

it running. 25 minutes gone. Roberto Martinez saw it in the lead on the

big centre-half who is really playing because of the injury to

Jagielka, scores his first Everton goal here. Number 25. It was into

the roof of the net with power, wasn't it? Funes Mori gives Everton

the lead, and Bournemouth face an afternoon of struggle again here.

Lukaku, oh, he got his shot in from what looked to be a difficult

angle, round the defender and the goalkeeper Rand Romelu Lukaku come

after 36 minutes, brings his Premier League total to 52. Deulofeu

threading the ball through, but he's so strong, look -- Lukaku. He has

really held off the defender and used power to drive it between

goalkeeper and near post. Bournemouth nil, Everton two.

Everton have been scoring goals for fun, recently. Six against

Sunderland, four against Aston Villa, two already here in the first

half. Richie's Cross, Cook is in there, hooked out from under the

bar. By Stones. Up goes Stanislas, it's still free, no, it's not now,

the nearest Bournemouth have come. Cook was the player with the header

and Stones hooked it out before it could cross. Bournemouth make two

substitutions at half-time, Adam Smith is on in defence for Steve

Cook, but perhaps more significantly, Ryan Allsop has come

on in place of Adam Federici, who was injured earlier.

And now Richie, Smith coming up in support. This is after. -- Arter.

And now Howard makes a save which is doubly important, because it took

the ball away from King, who was following in. Bournemouth showing

great spirit, that's never been a problem here. Well, look at that for

goalkeeping, safe as houses. Stanislas again, clearance. It's a

corner again to Bournemouth. They've come close from a couple of these.

Frist goes in again with Distin. -- Frist goes in again with Distin.

Charlie Daniels is there. Everton defending stoutly again. Smith, oh,

what a cracker! What a good goal from Adam Smith! That is a beauty.

You won't see a better strike than that, and he's the substitute right

back who has put Bournemouth back in the game. Wonderful shot by Smith.

It comes out here quite some distance, 25 yards and he fires it

in off the far post, Adam Smith. Only his second goal for

Bournemouth, it's put them back in the game.

Now then, King, Smith again. Oh, he's gone down. Gone down under the

challenge from Galloway. The referee and linesman don't react. Well, I

thought that that Smith was either going to do something dramatic

again. I don't think Galloway could really get out of the way. Well, I

don't know. It's not a nailed on penalty, that's for sure. This is

Coney. -- Kone. Here is Murray, a free kick. The Bournemouth. Murray

takes it quickly. This is King. Joss King. It's gone in! Stanislas who

has equalised for Bournemouth in the most dramatic fashion. The 87th

minute, Bournemouth seemed to have rescued the game when it seemed

lost. This is Joss King, who makes it possible. It's a good run, a good

pull-back, and Stanislas have got the better of the defender, and it

is 2-2. Look at Eddie Howe, a birthday present.

Come out to Barkley. It's Kone again. Last-minute, Coleman. It's

gone in! Everton have scored are going. -- again. It's Ross Barkley.

There are fans on the pitch. This is a bit dangerous. Everton have taken

the lead, 3-2, and we were right on the 95 minutes. And Bournemouth seem

to have lost it with the last attack of the game. And Barkley, who has

been in such sparkling form for Everton recently, gets what must

surely now be the winning goal. In one of the best games I've seen this

season, if not the best. And poor Eddie Howe can only look miserably

on, because this looks like being a real salvage job for Bournemouth,

and it's turning out to be another home defeat. Well, the five minutes

of stoppage time that was signals were more or less up when that shot

hit the back of the net. And Bournemouth have a chance again

here! It's their! It's Stanislas again! I don't believe this, it's

3-3! And where that time came from I've no idea. But Bournemouth aren't

complaining. Both teams have scored since the 90 minutes were up. And

now it's 3-3. Stanislas, his second goal of the game. Breathless stuff

here at Bournemouth. Tim Howard could do nothing about it. Well, an

extraordinary match, one of the best Premier League games of the season,

surely. Bournemouth three, Everton three.

Have you ever been involved in a finish quite like that? No, I

haven't. At half-time we were 2-0 down, to see them at the end there,

to be fair I thought to myself we forced -- lost this, one of the lads

asked the referee if it was over and he said yes, it's done, then next

Stanislas came up with an equaliser. You can't write stories

like this. It's an amazing game, an amazing feeling at the end. I

thought the first half performance was exactly what we wanted and in

the second half maybe we didn't do as well as we wanted to do but even

then you need to show a resilient side of your play and we did that,

then the personality of finding what should have been the winning goal,

it was very pleasing. As you can imagine in the dressing room, it's a

feeling of real disappointment and frustration because the concede that

late in that manner is very hurtful. We robbing you need to focus on the

last seconds of the game, I think, and we weren't. They scored the goal

and then everybody is down, but like the manager said, after the game we

need to learn from this game, but as long as the referee didn't blow the

whistle we need to stay focused and try to defend the results and finish

the game. After the game I spoke to the Bournemouth manager, Eddie Howe.

That was some finale, you must have gone through a whole gamut of

emotions there? It's unbelievable how football can play with your

emotions. I've never felt so much despair when we conceded that third

goal, and the scorer in the manner we did straight after with a great

team goal was one of the biggest highs I've had in football. It's

been an incredible day. I'm not sure how good your health it is, this

football management game. You can say that again, it's no good for

your health, I can tell you. The strains your brain and body go

through when you are watching is extreme. I'll be having an early

night tonight. You must have been delighted with the spirit your side

showed today, coming from behind twice. I think the character we

showed today was excellent. At 2-0 down with the season we've had, with

the look that's gone against us, it would have been easy for the lads to

be downhearted and lose their spirit but it shows the resolve, character

and the willingness to improve and get better. That is the only thing

that will give us a chance of moving forward in this league and

continuing to pick up points in a tough season. You have talked about

how we want to stick to the style of play that Bournemouth are playing.

How do you evaluate the progress the side is making the Premier League? I

feel we are improving week on week. We have had some difficult moments.

We have had to learn from those and try and come back stronger and

better for it. We are doing a lot of work on the training ground to keep

improving our philosophy and develop our philosophy. And continue to make

tweaks to deliver what we feel is a better way of training to the

players. Ultimately the results will define the season. With the way we

were playing, we wouldn't want to change, our supporters wouldn't want

us to change and we will not go away from our ideals. We are enjoying

your -- watching your side, entertaining stuff. Thanks again. A

pleasure. It was a fabulously exciting game, it swung one way,

then the other. They showed terrific spirit, Bournemouth, and I admire

that they don't try to change because he's playing the right way

for me. But I believe that Everton contributed hugely to Bournemouth

getting back in the game. They played really well in the first

half. getting back in the game. They

played really well in the first half. Everybody was on the front

foot, trying to press Bournemouth high because they knew they were

going to play out and they did it really well and caused Bournemouth

all sorts of problems. Winning the ball back nice and early, creating

good attacks from it, Bournemouth trying to play their way out, Kone

coming in off the left to help. They went hunting in packs and thoroughly

deserved their 2-0 lead. It was a very good Everton performance and

they continued from the performance against Villa last week. The second

half was an incredible change. I don't know whether it was, I don't

think it was deliberate, I think you know sometimes when you are winning

in a football match you sit back and protect what you have got but it was

so bad in comparison. It was lethargic. It gave Bournemouth the

impetus to get back in the game, gave them confidence, because the

players were having plenty of touches on the ball. Then they

started making some chances, gaining momentum, and actually could have

scored more than the three they did in the second half. It was only some

good saves and last-ditch defending from Everton that stopped them. The

disappointing thing was of course from Everton's point of view is that

even after Bournemouth getting back to 2-2 and they got back in the

lead, they conceded a game, but it was more than Bournemouth deserved.

You can see here, there is in the tackle being made, the resident

fouls being given. There's nothing. It was more than Bournemouth

deserved. You can see here, there is in the tackle being made, the

resident fouls being given. There's nothing. , physically they looked

tired for some reason and there's no reason they should. As the

Bournemouth, Danny says he likes the way he's stuck to his principles

about the way they play. Do you concur? I have heard it being said

that they should change their style of play, it's nonsense. No, they

shouldn't change their style of play. They have lost three big

players to injuries, particularly Callum Wilson who started the season

in brilliant form, scoring goals. That's what they are missing. They

have great spirit in the camp, 2-0 up last week, 2-0 down today and

came back into the game today. They will keep on going and play the same

way and I hope it works for them. Four games coming your way on Match

of the Day 2. Women's World Cup bronze medalists

England play Bosnia Herzegovina A place in the third round draw

on offer. In tennis,

can Great Britain win the Davis Cup They're 2-1 up going

into the final day. Jimmy Bullard has a chance here to

score from the penalty spot with nine minutes to go. Bullard, 1-1.

Oh, look at the celebration. Ha-ha. Jimmy Bullard does the Phil Brown.

Well the ghosts of last year could be erased here. Talk about working

on a set-piece on the training pitch. They've been working on this

celebration. After back-to-back defeats against

Liverpool and Juventus, Manchester City faced a Southampton side

unbeaten on the road this season. Steve Bower was at the

Etihad Stadium. Manchester City's attempts to get

back on track must be done without injured goalkeeper Joe Hart. Willy

Caballero plays his fourth game in the Premier League. His last one saw

him concede four at Spurs. There is also as first start in any

competition since his summer move from Aston Villa for Fabian Delph.

One of the four Southampton changes is enforced. Top scorer, Pelle is

suspended. The responsibility falls on Shane Long who starts a League

game for just the fourth time this season. Here's the first touch on

his full debut for the club for Delph. Kolarov has gone sprinting on

ahead of him. Sterling. Can Manchester City have a fast start

here? Lovely touch from Toure. Sterling. Stekelenburg went to pick

that up, wasn't sure whether it would have been deemed a backpass.

So he opted for safety first. Wonderful combination between Toure

and Sterling. Well, very nearly a perfect start for Manchester City.

Aguero. He was caught late there. Right in front of the referee, Roger

East. No need to debate whether that was late or not. You would think

this would be tailor made for the left foot of Kolarov. Here he comes

the Serbian. Very nearly found a way through. It was the Manchester City

players that ended up in the back of the net, not the ball. Stekelenburg

just about recovered the situation. Aleksandar Kolarov was that close to

number five. Jose Fonte. Yoshida has to play at right back today. He has

lost out there to Sterling. Will he be punished by Manchester City?

Sterling still going. They will. De Bruyne. It's taken them less than

eight-and-a-half minutes to provide the reaction that Manuel Pellegrini

was looking for. It's not a moment Yoshida will want to see again. Took

too long. That was ultimately a Costly error. Credit Sterling. He

just put it on a plate for De Bruyne. That is not the area to take

on Raheem Sterling as far as the Japanese international is concerned.

Sterling did the rest. De Bruyne couldn't miss. Perfect start for

Manchester City after a troublesome week. City 1, Southampton 0. Trying

to regroup. A shock to the system. They have given it away again.

Trying to set up Aguero. Southampton just about survive, but they really

are making things difficult for themselves in the early stages here.

Romeu the latest to gift City possession. Stekelenburg rescued him

there, in all honesty. Davis, De Bruyne. Early into the feet of

Aguero. He's returned the favour. Sweeping move this from Manchester

City. Aguero. They had to be careful there Southampton, about making the

challenge. It arrived in the end from Fonte. That burst of pace from

Sergio Aguero. Could have went to penalty. De Bruyne's cross. Free

header. Well, it was really well kept out. Fernandinho thinks there

was a use of a hand. Roger East, the referee, doesn't. All Manchester

City get is a corner. Let's have a closer look. Totally unmarked to

start with. Steven Davis was running the risk. Corner low. It's come back

to Delph. Deflected for 2-0. Well, his full Manchester City debut has

started pretty well we haven't played 20 minutes yet and Manchester

City have a two goal cushion. That one aided by the huge deflection.

They didn't deal with the corner, again. Delph struck it left-footed,

a little touch off van Dijk which deceived Stekelenburg, who was going

one way, the ball went the other. Everything is going Manchester

City's way so far. Manchester City 2, Southampton 0.

Van Dijk. Southampton in need of a response here. Romeu.

Bertrand. Neatly done from van Dijk. That was a terrific strike. That

crashed against the crossbar. Lovely little touch and turn as well.

Caballero beaten all ends there. Ward-Prowse. Here's Mane. He's got

options here, Mane, Tadic. Roger East waited a long time there for

advantage. He didn't feel there was one forthcoming, so he's pulled it

right back for the foul on Steven Davis by Kolarov. Quickly taken by

Tadic. Good movement from Mane. Teasing cross as well. There's the

goal. Shane Long, four minutes into the second-half, he gets one back

for Southampton. Exactly what they needed. His third goal in four

starts. It was all about the delivery from Mane. Quickly taken by

Tadic. Then Shane Long did the rest. His second Premier League goal of

the season. Above Demichelis. He gives Southampton some hope. City 2,

Southampton 1. Once again, in his absence, no clean sheet for

Manchester City. Wanyama. Tadic. He's gone alone. It's Tadic.

Then Long. Manchester City survive. This is what Shane Long was

appealing for, when it comes back to him. Watch Fernandinho. Does he use

his hand? 25 minutes to go. Tadic. Might fancy a go here. Caballero

couldn't hold it. Very nearly came to Long. Cleared by Kolarov. Again,

a little unconvincing from Caballero's point of view. Almost

pushed that right into the path of Shane Long. Bertrand. Now can

Manchester City go forward. De Bruyne. Sterling against Yoshida.

Sterling stepping inside. Bony. De Bruyne. Time

Sterling stepping inside. Bony. De Kolarov. That's the end result.

Against the run of play in this second-half, you have to say.

Manchester City restore their two goal advantage. They took their

time. It looked initially as if it was one pass too many. Then it came

through to Kolarov. He swept in his second Premier League goal of the

season. Midway through the second-half, Manchester City needed

this. Kolarov provided it. Manchester City 3, Southampton 1. We

started very, very strong, as you see, especially the first 25

minutes. Maybe when we scored the second goal we stopped a little bit

in our pace because it's normal the team playing so many games, this

Southampton we had our worst minute because we were nervous. The third

goal gave us the class to finish in a good way. 20 minutes in, with a

deflection, your your first goal for Manchester City? A great feeling. A

roller-coaster ride it has been with injuries that I've never had before.

It felt sweet to get a goal today. The most important thing was to get

three points and push forward. I thought we did that collectively.

Very frustrated. It's maybe about focus, concentration at the start of

the game. Maybe we dropped a little bit too much back. Our ball position

was very poor you saw the difference in the second-half. Let's take the

positives out of today and not in the first half, yes in the

second-half. City back to inwithing ways, Alan. A few injuries,

obviously. They have plenty of options going forward? Going

forward, when you look at the bench today, Silva, Navas, Bony, no Nasri

today. You spent over ?100 million in the summer on two big players you

are looking for them to make a difference. Tight games. That was,

without doubt, they did that today. This is in the first minute. Give

and go from Sterling. Showing what he will do. Run in there. Run in

behind and cause you problems. Yes, it's a mistake by Yoshida. Look at

the determination from De Bruyne to get into the box. To get on the end

of Sterling's's cross. Pel puts it on a plate for him. I mentioned the

lack ever linkup play from Manchester United earlier. The

difference between United and City going forward is so vast. It's

unbelievable. Running in behind. This is where he has to improve, I

think. He can push it to his left there, have a shot. Go at the

far-post. The defenders is quite comfortable to let him, show him on

his left line. He puts away the problem. Brilliant from De Bruyne.

Not too much distance between these two. Linkup play very, very good

indeed. It's a good goal. In to De Bruyne. Into Bony a brilliant ball

at the far-post into Kolarov who smashes it away with that left foot

of his. Pace, power between the both of them. It was great to watch, give

and go again. This is just a dream ball. It should be stuck away from

Bony. What a ball that is. They were the threat all afternoon. They made

the difference. Having said that, Manchester City got off to a flying

start. Southampton were all at sea early on. Second-half they came

back. Gave them a scare, as Pellegrini admitted They did. He

made a substitution that brought Tadic on, that helped them. They had

a mountain to climb. When they started the game too many players

were in awe of the players they were up against. 2-0 down after 20

minutes a long way back. A long way back from there.

Aston Villa need to make Premier League history

No team has stayed up after taking just five points

Remi Garde's men faced a Watford side beaten in the last minute

The numbers don't lie or add up to much for Villa. They come into game

in a darker mood than Watford, they have lost their last two, only

narrowly and to the current top two teams in the lad. There wasn't much

to please the manager last week. Sanchez was good enough to earn him

a recall to the starting line-up today. Watford, there is a first

ever Premier League start for Paredes and Deeney, a Villa junior,

but a Birmingham fan. Sanchez has headed it the wrong way. To Deeney.

Deeney pops it through to Ighalo. Blocked by the chest of Guzan.

Here's Abdi. What did that hit? Richardson was close. It's bounced

for Ighalo. Ighalo has put it in. Villa appeal for offside. The flag

stayed down. It's advantage Watford. Any number of incidents here. That

was brilliant work from Ighalo. The shot was straight at Guzan. Then a

block from Richardson. A good interception from Paredes. Let's see

where Ighalo was when Ben Watson struck this towards goal? Villa had

their arms in the air. When Watson hit it, Ighalo was onside. You would

think for the next few minutes Villa have to make sure they don't have to

go further behind hood. -- behind. Will they, forward-thinking from

Hutton. Here's Sinclair. Villa, corner.

Abdi got to it. The ball is kept moving by Gil. Here is Veretout, a

couple of deflections and wide of the post from Ayew. A huge chance.

He had to take it when he did, instinctively quickly. As he

swivelled and here he got his angle wrong, he hit it into the deck with

Gomes well beaten. Abdi, a lovely turn. Deeney, trying to set himself

up to shoot. It was Sanchez with the block. Sanchez loses the ball to

Deeney. Deeney plays it through the Capoue. A vital. From Guzan. -- a

vital stop from Guzan. That might prove to be a really important block

from Guzan. It nearly got through his legs, you know, very nearly.

Sinclair moves away from Paredes. Skips past Watson. Saved by Gomes,

it was flying in from Sinclair. Aston Villa need more of that from

him. That was goal bound. Faced by Ake, and Aston Villa

corner. He has to carry out some running boot repairs.

Fired in flat this time and he can't quite stretch enough. It was Ayew

who got it across the back post. A nice touch. Clark had to change the

direction of his run. Alan Hutton down, a free. It's not

stretching it much to say Alan Hutton has been Villa's best

attacking threat. Just a bump and a barge from Ben Watson. Bottom of the

league, only five points from 13 games, and yet listened to that.

They are willing the ball into the net. It Veretout, delivered the

Richards. -- delivered to Richards. Aston Villa's captain scores his

first ever Aston Villa goal. What mood changer and what a stroke of

luck for Aston Villa. It as though when the ball is struck, Richards is

just offside. No matter, it counts, and it's a huge goal for Remi

Garde's team. Aston Villa one, Watford one. Now we get some emotion

from the French man. Trying to tease one away from Gomes. Here is Gil.

Couldn't look up, couldn't get the ball away to shoot. Gomes has a

problem. Waving frantically to the referee Lee Mason for some

assistance. Play will stop. There has been a clattering from Cathcart.

It's the left leg that makes strongest contact, right on the top

of the Brazilian keeper's head. These are worrying scenes. Its

expert medical care that is needed for Gomes, who was in no doubt

straightaway that he had a real problem. It's good to see that he

was never out, but there can be no chances taken at all. We do of

course wish only the very Best of Heurelho Gomes, let's hope that he

is up and fighting fit as soon as possible and that the medical staff

are just being ultra-careful. Who will settle into a better rhythm

most quickly, after such a delay? Watson finds Deeney. Deeney, through

to Ighalo, and it's then. I think that might be an own goal. It's in

Guzan's goal. And Watford have a 2-1 lead at Villa Park. Watson to Deeney

Ighalo onside, but it didn't look as though he got a touch. No, it's Alan

Hutton on the stretch. Button with the Pope passed Guzan. Once again,

it's a fair summation in one flick of the ball of how Aston Villa's

luck goes. He might just have condemned them to another defeat. A

lot for Remi Garde to think about. Hutton has given it the Ake. Bounces

to Ighalo. Richards stops the shot and incomes Troy Deeney to do what

he wanted to do, score against Villa at the Holte End. Three goals for

Watford and it should mean three points for Watford. Villa couldn't

get it away. They tried and tried and failed. Ighalo was given the

time to shoot. It bounces off Richards and its Deeney who jumps

above home. Started out at Aston Villa, was deemed not good enough to

make the grade with them. Was always a Birmingham fan, and he's waited a

long time for that moment in his career and it's put Watford and Kike

Sola chess Flores in charge of this game.

Given a bit of room in the Watford box, and he has scored. That was

smashed in by Ayew. A bit of anger and intent in that. Watford guilty

of being a little too casual and standing off defensively here. Look

at the time Ayew had. Brilliantly finished. Aston Villa two, Watford

three. I think the performance of the players was amazing. They played

really well, they made and had pressure even we had more, so we

scored three goals and we're happy. Troy, you said I think this tongue

in cheek you wanted to make the Holte End swear at you. Did they?

Yes, they did from the warm up, to be fair. I expected it. This is my

city, this is where I'm from and I expected it. If we didn't score and

we lost I'm sure we'd have a weekend of it and it's my turn to give it.

It's difficult, I thought we deserved a better result. We never

had the chance to lead in that game and we had always to run behind the

score and it was difficult for the players to have this confidence. I

think that we defended quite poorly and then, when you concede so many

goals is difficult to gain some point. Indeed. I know the -- another

fabulous day for Watford, and vomitus day for Villa. yes, -- a

calamitous day. Villa are gifting goals away and a lot of the words we

use to describe Newcastle could be used to describe their defending.

It's really basic stuff. They are scruffy goals

It's really basic stuff. They are scruffy goals they are conceding. I

mean they have chances, this is all too easy, Richards slips may be,

give him the benefit of the doubt, but they have a chance to clear it

here, he missed kicks it and deflects. They could say it's a bit

of bad luck. For me, it's scruffy, it's bad defending. They looked

disorganised. They don't look difficult to beat and breakdown. We

were talking about how they were going to score goals, today, they

created chances but this is a bit of misfortune for Hatton. But it's all

a bit last-ditch. They don't look solid. They look easy to play

against. The only positive for Villa today was the chances they created.

Credit Watford, they played some good stuff at times, and is a

mistake from Hutton. This finish from Deeney is tremendous, because

his desire to win that above the centre-half says a lot. He should be

dying for the course there, Clark. You maybe doesn't see it coming but

you have to get up, you know someone will try to get on the end of it.

Although Watford were great, Villa were certainly guilty of helping

them. Watford, mid-table, 19 points, three away wins, remarkable when you

consider the transition three away wins, remarkable when you

consider the transition over the summer. Because of Leicester's

heroics they are properly not getting enough headlines themselves.

When you consider they had 15 new players in the summer, ten different

nationalities in that team to date, who says that players need time to

settle? A brilliant season so far. Stoke arrived

at Sunderland having not conceded a The home side picked up just

their second win of the season A good solid defensive performance,

very resilient. They took advantage by scoring a breakaway goal in a

breakaway goal in a counter move. COMMENTATOR:

A precious winner for Sunderland. Is a valuable three points for us. It's

the start of a plan and it's come off here tonight for them.

Your commentator at the Stadium of Light was Martin Fisher.

Jermain Defoe has shaken off a foot injury and makes his first start at

the Stadium Of Light in 11 weeks. Yedlin replaces the suspended Billy

Jones. Another clean sheet on the road for Jack Butland would see him

equally club record set by Gordon Banks Way back in 1970. The visitors

are unchanged for the third game in a row. Cabu -- Kaboul looking for a

shave. Larsson and Defoe again. Away from Bojan, Defoe fans of that. Just

wide. -- Defoe fancies it. That's why Sunderland fans want him

starting every week. Comes alive in and around the penalty area.

Arnautovic, Peters is to his left. Looking for Walters, what a save.

Pantilimon. The best chance by some distance that Stoke City have

fashioned so far, and but for Pantilimon they would have brought

them the opening goal of the game. Applause all around the Stadium Of

Light, not for that saves specifically, but in memory of

Sunderland's former goalkeeper Marton Fulop, who sadly passed away

earlier in the month. Just the one home victory for Sunderland so far

this season. What a victory that 3-0 demolition of Newcastle. They need

to start picking up points regularly in front of their own supporters.

That's a nice touch from Watmore. Fletcher takes over, Shawcross

brings him down and it's a yellow card for the Stoke City captain.

There will be Sunderland fans that will have wanted further punishment

for Shawcross, but there were plenty of other defenders back there. Does

it favour the left foot, all right? It's going to be Van Aanholt, with

the left, and the wall stands firm. He hit it and hoped there. Watmore

has done well to win a free kick off Shawcross. Remember, Shawcross was

booked in the first half and Ryan Shawcross sees yellow for the second

time today, and Ryan Shawcross is sent off. What a blow this is the

shot -- the Stoke City. It's a nothing ball but Watmore was after

it, got ahead to Shawcross, who was caught flat-footed. Did Ryan

Shawcross get the first touch, ordered Watmore? -- ordered

Watmore? The referee was well positioned, he saw it as a yellow.

Shawcross has gone. M'Vila takes, it will drop the Larsson, a bit of a

waste. Sunderland on top at the moment in this one. Stoke, who

started on the front foot, have gradually lost their rhythm. A

little drop the Fletcher. Down for Lens. It's a lovely ball. It's well

saved by Butland and M'Vila denied. Butland might be in for a peppering

from here on in and it's clumsy from Pieters. Stoke losing a bit of their

discipline at the moment. M'Vila with the free kick. Cabu land O Shea

are in there, along with the likes of Fletcher and it's turned behind.

Sunderland will get another corner. M'Vila pulse this one short.

Stoke can't rebuff the pressure. Good work from quarters. Lens digs

out a great cross, what a save from Butland. That's why this fellow has

waited so -- has been rated so highly.

Add. Hope, given away to Cattermole. Here is Watmore. Johnson, that's a

foul by Pieters. Johnson, who will touch it on and it's struck by Van

Aanholt will stop it's there. His first-ever Premier League goal. What

an important one it might prove to be. Everybody thought Johnson would

comb -- coal woman but it's back to Van Aanholt, who rifles one in.

Stoke were slow to close him down. It's a bullet of a shot and

Sunderland take the lead. Today, Sunderland have looked like a team.

They have good shape, they have been difficult to break down.

Has to go alone here. And scores! Well, if one player deserved a goal

today, it is Duncan Watmore. Next week he receives his degree from

Newcastle University. Today, the joy is that of a goalscorer. What a

confident finish it was. Now, surely that goal settles the game and gives

Sunderland three massive points. Sunderland 2, Stoke City 0.

Sunderland three massive points. Sunderland 2, Stoke City 0. When

Stoke went down to 10-men and it's not very easy to beat 10-men. They

then have to just try and hang on to what they have got and see if they

can maybe catch us on the break. We had to be patient. That patience in

the end paid off by the fact we produced outstanding quality when we

needed it. When you have on the bench have you to be ready at any

time. You can't expect to come on in the second-half. Jay was struggling.

Is with delighted to get on and make an impact. I got through and

thought, there is only one place this is going and hit it as hard as

I can low in the corner. Thankfully it came off. We weren't quite at it

in the first half. I thought we could have made more use of good

opportunities that we had. Didn't move the ball quick enough, in my

view. Ryan feels he got a touch on Nick on the ball before hand. The

lad maybe has gone down a little bit easy on it. Referee needs to be in a

good position and the linesman needs to help him. The linesman I think

has given it more than the referee. Tell us about the other celebration

coming your way next month? I have my graduation from Newcastle

University for my economics degree. I will be gowning up for that. That

should be interesting. First-class degree. Most footballers have those,

obviously! Goes without saying. He made a difference didn't he? He did.

After Jermaine coming off. You think, this is a negative for

Sunderland. What happened he took the opportunity brilliantly. It was

a great goal from him. His energy and enthusiasm is infectious. The

supporters love that. They have taken to him. Really pleased for him

a great start. Made a real difference. From Stoke's

perspective. Shawcross's red card was a huge turning point? A turning

point without doubt. He didn't get punished for that one. He would have

if he went down. You can see what Sam thinks about that. He rightly

gets a yellow card for this one against Fletcher. Leaves his foot

there. No complaints whatsoever from him much you can see. That takes him

out deliberately much I don't think this next one is a yellow card at

all. I think not every foul is a yellow card. He takes the ball

there. Look. There you go. That is why the ball went in that direction.

Shawcross tackles him. I didn't think it was a yellow card. Sam is

doing well with Sunderland, as you might expect? Do you have to remind

me, Gary heaven is doing a fantastic job. Made for that job. OK. You are

reluctant, aren't you? OK, we will move on. We are out of time. Thank

you very much anyway. Before we leave you, a look at the Barclays

Premier League table. Manchester City are back on top

of the Premier League. They lead Leicester

on goal difference with Crystal Palace move

into the top six behind Arsenal and At the bottom, Aston Villa are now

seven points adrift of safety. Sunderland have lifted themselves

out of the relegation zone at the expense of Newcastle,

who also drop below Bournemouth A look at the Sunday papers. No

surprise to see one man dominating the back pages. Jamie Vardy's

record-breaking exploits take centre stage in the Mail on Sunday.

Prominent in the Sunday Times which says Mourinho is still not happy

with Eden Hazard's contribution at Chelsea. Both those stories feature

in the Sunday Telegraph. It claims that Pepe wants to manage Manchester

United. It's been a day of goals -

25 in total - but one stands out. Congratulations Jamie Vardy,

we hope you're having a party.