It's boring, Chris. That's what it is. Pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, wait for Sergio Aguero to do something sensational, clearance by Timm Klose.

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Chris Sutton
Former Norwich striker at Carrow Road

"Manchester City are not playing like a side with the desperation of wanting to win a league title. The pace is all too easy."

At least Norwich appear to have a Plan B. Manchester City have had 75% of possession in the second half and have created precious little. 

Chris Sutton
Former Norwich striker at Carrow Road

"It is a little odd how the Norwich substitutes have set up. I would want Jerome playing the highest because he will stretch the Man City defence and Mbokani is not that type of player."

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A change in tack? Patrick Bamford and Wes Hoolahan off, on come Cameron Jerome and Dieumerci Mbokani for Norwich.

Ball, meet box...

Chris Sutton
Former Norwich striker at Carrow Road

"He has got to shoot with his left foot, that was gilt edged for Aguero."

Much better from Manchester City since Raheem Sterling came on, they are playing at far higher RPM. Lovely slick move pulls the Canaries defence apart but Sergio Aguero tries a lay-off instead of a strike, and then Aguero is fouled right on the edge of the area.

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Stoke City

And from Stoke here.

Bournemouth

Team news just coming in for the two afternoon matches in the Premier League.

You can get all of the team news and build-up from Bournemouth here...

Chris Sutton
Former Norwich striker at Carrow Road

"O’Neill has got to be careful in that situation. If you go to ground you leave the referee with a decision to make and a red card is the last thing Norwich need."

Gary O'Neil slides in on Raheem Sterling, free-kick, O'Neil thinks he's about to see a second yellow card but referee Jonathan Moss was just reaching for the old trusty spray instead.

Stay on your feet!

Leeds are on their way to a good away win as Mirco Antenucci doubles their lead.

Follow that game here. 

Wilfrid Bony has offered the square root of nothing up front for Manchester City this afternoon and he is replaced by Raheem Sterling.

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A point would have to go down as a good result for Norwich but it won't take them out of the relegation zone.

A draw would leave Manchester City in fourth all weekend, as West Ham and Manchester United are playing in the FA Cup.

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Gary O'Neil goes into the book for hauling down Sergio Aguero as he broke away down the right wing. He had a hold of Aguero for a good 10 yards or so. The striker could have burrowed into the penalty area if he could have stayed on his feet for a few more seconds...

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Chris Sutton
Former Norwich striker at Carrow Road

"I think in this half, Manchester City, if they want to show intent for this title, then they really have to up it in this second half."

Wes Hoolahan now gets into the penalty area at the other end and his cross is turned behind for a corner. That has the home crowd bouncing - cleared though.

Manchester City bossing the ball again in the early stages of the second half. Manuel Pellegrini cannot have been happy with their fading performance in the first half. David Silva finds Jesus Navas but - guess what? - he hits the first defender...

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Here we go...

League One leaders Burton will look to stretch their four-point advantage over second-placed Wigan today. Nigel Clough's men are at home to Fleetwood, while the Latics travel to lowly Colchester.

In the fourth tier, top side Northampton are 13 (THIRTEEN!) points clear of the rest of the chasing pack. The Cobblers will attempt to move a step closer to promotion by beating Cambridge at Sixfields.

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