Man City think Erling Haaland is pulled back as he looks to get on the end of Rodri's scuffed cross, but the referee is not having it.

Jair Cunha certainly had hold of the striker, but he let go before Haaland went down.

Pep Guardiola walks around his technical area, returns to his seat but then immediately returns to the touchline. He scratches his head as he tries to find an answer. City are running out of time.

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Rob Green
Former West Ham goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Amex Stadium

The quality has gone completely from this game.

It's such a difficult game to find any quality in at the minute. They're working hard but that's about it.

More Chelsea changes. Enzo Fernandez and Wesley Fofana make way for Marc Cucurella and Tosin Adarabioyo.

This game has been pretty awful but Arsenal are winning and that's all they'll care about.

A few empty seats are appearing at the Amex now as Arsenal continue to hold onto the goal they scored in the second minute.

Mads Hermansen preserves West Ham's slender lead by getting down to tip away a sweetly struck volley from Timothy Castagne.

Can the Hammers hang on?

Malo Gusto's evening is done. He is replaced by Romeo Lavia.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

Villa went a year unbeaten at home in the Premier League before losing to Crystal Palace in August.

Unless there is a dramatic comeback, they will have lost four of their last seven home matches, including being beaten 3-1 by Newcastle at Villa Park in the FA Cup last month.

Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

With 10 minutes to go at Etihad Stadium and at the Amex, Arsenal's lead at the top of the Premier League is currently SEVEN points.

Can City find an equaliser? Will Brighton grab a leveller?

A couple of late bookings for Olivier Boscagli and Ferdi Kadioglu for dissent and a foul off the ball.

Jeremy Doku looks to make an instant impact as he shifts the ball onto his left foot, but he's leaning back as he shoots from the edge of the box.

Rob Green
Former West Ham goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Amex Stadium

There's one instruction for Norgaard, see this game through. It's been far from pretty for Arsenal.

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Is this the best performance of the Liam Rosenior era so far?

You'd have to think so. Not many teams do this to Villa at Villa Park.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United reporter at St James' Park

For the second game running and the third time during Michael Carrick's short spell in charge, Manchester United's opponents have a man sent off.

They have won both games where they were playing against 10 men but no Manchester United fan has to look back too far to remember an occasion when it went badly wrong.

Everton played nearly the entire game with 10 men at Old Trafford - and they won.

Casemiro's header means they start the second half level. What can Carrick come up with?

Manchester City have been severely punished for two momentary lapses in concentration. They look shaken after that Anderson goal.

As things stand, City will drop seven points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal having played one game fewer.

Paul Robinson
Former Leeds goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a game of football! Two goals, a sending off, penalties, this game has had everything.

Casemiro rises highest and quickest, there's not a lot the Newcastle 'keeper can do about that glancing header.

Boos from the home fans greet the half-time whistle. They are not happy with the amount of stoppage time that was played as Manchester United equalised in the ninth minute added on.

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