⏪ Haaland leads Man City to win over Bournemouth; West Ham beat Newcastle | OneFootball

RESULTS:

City's win moves them past Bournemouth and into second, six points behind Arsenal.

Next up for Pep Guardiola's side is the visit of Liverpool in a mammoth Super Sunday clash.

Erling Haaland will be looking to join the 100 club, and who'd bet against him doing so with another brace next week.

Five minutes of added time.

An epic Bournemouth comeback feels unlikely.

Rodri makes his latest injury return, as does Rayan Ait-Nouri.

Phil Foden and Bernardo Silva make way for the final few minutes.

Marmoush almost makes an instant impact but his shot from Savinho's cross goes into the side netting.

City seeing this one out rather easily.

Haaland's work the day is done as the goal machine comes off for Omar Marmoush with seven minutes left on the clock.

Tyler Adams - the scorer of Bournemouth's goal - hobbles off to be replaced by Ben Gannon-Doak.

Cherki comes off alongside Doku, with Tijjani Reijnders and Savinho on in their places.

Cherki fires over from the edge of the box.

He's had a very impressive afternoon, with two assists to his name.

GOAL! O'REILLY MAKES IT 3-1!

Someone else finally scores for City in the league, and it's Nico O'Reilly who gets it.

It's a lovely goal too, with the left-back getting the ball off Phil Foden before driving on and firing into the bottom corner.

Brooks and Alex Scott tee up Kroupi, whose shot is well saved by Donnarumma.

Bournemouth are looking for that second equaliser.

Kroupi hits the side netting after more solid work from Semenyo.

Good start to the second half here from Andoni Iraola's men.

Antoione Semenyo hits one from inside his own half that has Donnarumma scrambling to claim, which he does.

With the form the Bournemouth winger is in, it was well worth the effort.

BACK UNDERWAY!

Can Haaland complete his hat-trick? He's now scored more league goals than 10 teams this season.

HALF TIME!

Petrović stops Cherki's free kick in the final moment of the first half.

Haaland 2-1 Bournemouth.

Bournemouth are dominating possession now as they look to equalise for a second time.

They could have been 4-1 down but they're still in this game.

It's a ludicrous 25 goals for Haaland for club and country this season.

Petrović stops Haaland from getting his hat-trick moments after Nico O'Reilly hits the post.

City look rampant right now and Bournemouth's high line is not working whatsoever.

GOAL! WHO ELSE?

Haaland is simply unstoppable isn't he?

Cherki provides the assist again, slipping in the striker who moves across goal and Đorđe Petrović before slotting the ball into the back of the net.

He's scored City's last seven Premier League goals. Ridiculous.

City claim handball on Álex Jiménez but the VAR doesn't award a penalty after a quick check. Correct call.

One shot, one shot on target and one goal for Bournemouth.

Efficient.

GOAL! BOURNEMOUTH LEVEL!

From nowhere, the Cherries are level.

It's an absolute howler from Gianluigi Donnarumma, who comes to punch the ball but makes a mess of it.

It falls to the feet of Tyler Adams, who makes no mistake for his first-ever Premier League goal.

The early goal has unsurprisingly lifted City, who are looking dangerous every time they go forward.

Bournemouth need to stay resolute here.

GOAL! HAALAND DOES IT AGAIN!

And like that, it's 1-0 and it's Haaland yet again.

It's simple but effective from City, with Rayan Cherki nodding the ball over the defence for the striker to run onto.

He glides forward and hammers the ball into the bottom corner.

The game's quitened down after a very lively start.

It's clear to see that Bournemouth will be a tough nut to crack today for City.

It's Foden's 200th Premier League appearance today at the age of just 25.

He's the youngest player to reach that mark in City's history.

Jérémy Doku picks out Phil Foden with a fine through ball but Marcos Senesi is there to block the midfielder's shot.

Rather strangely, Erling Haaland has a poor career record against Bournemouth, at least by his incredible standards.

He's scored just twice in seven previous appearances versus the Cherries.

Can he change that today?

OFFSIDE GOAL!

Incredible.

Eli Junior Kroupi thinks he's got yet another goal, but the teen sensation mistimes his run and is just offside as he taps in David Brooks' cross.

Early warning signs for City.

KICK OFF!

And we're underway

Five minutes away from kick off at the Etihad.

It should be a fascinating clash with Bournemouth looking to take another scalp and City needing to win to keep their title hopes on track.

The Cherries have only beaten City once in their history but it came exactly one year ago today in a game that started Pep Guardiola's side's winter of severe discontent.

What odds on a repeat today?

FULL TIME: West Ham 3-1 Newcastle

Massive cheers around the London Stadium as West Ham come back to beat Newcastle for their first win under Nuno Espirito Santo.

GOAL WEST HAM!

West Ham break forward at the death and Soucek taps in to bring home the victory.

Relief around the London Stadium as Dan Burn's massive throw into the area is pounced upon by West Ham goalkeeper Areola.

CHANCE WEST HAM

Bowen gets into the Newcastle area and flashes a shot just wide from a tight angle.

Five minutes of injury time coming up...

CHANCE NEWCASTLE

Osula's unmarked inside the West Ham area but his header lacks any commitment and Areola saves comfortably.

Newcastle really struggling to generate any late chances. The visitors haven't had a shot on target since the 39th minute.

CHANCE WEST HAM

Bowen gets into a dangerous area and squares to Mateus Fernandes, who takes slightly too long to get his shot off and the chance is snubbed out by Newcastle's defence.

The ball falls nicely to Bruno Guimarães on the edge of the area and he fires over the crossbar. 10 minutes to go and Newcastle are pressing for an equaliser.

Newcastle look to get the ball forward and Murphy's teasing cross is just about cleared by Wan-Bissaka. Nervy finale coming up at the London Stadium.

GOAL RULED OUT!

West Ham strike on the counter and it's Freddie Potts who tucks into the net, but Soucek's offside in the build-up. A dream moment snatched away for the debutant midfielder there.

CHANCE WEST HAM!!

Pope is back into action quickly to once again deny the towering header of Max Kilman.

CHANCE WEST HAM

Substitute Soucek gets a deft touch onto Paqueta's lofted free-kick into the area and Pope reacts to save.

The lineups for Man City vs Bournemouth are in ahead of this evening's second Premier League clash.

West Ham take off former Magpie Callum Wilson and replace him with Tomas Soucek. Espirito Santo looking to shore things up here, perhaps?

A fine debut so far for the young Hammer.

Newcastle sub William Osula tries to get things going and breaks into the West Ham box but eventually shoots well wide.

Cagey beginning to the second half, with neither side taking control of the game just yet. Likely to suit West Ham at this stage!

SECOND HALF

A big 45 minutes coming up for West Ham against Newcastle here...

Will Espirito Santo's Irons hold on in the second half?

HALF TIME: West Ham 2-1 Newcastle

An end-to-end first half full of drama comes to an end and West Ham bounce back from a goal down to lead Newcastle.

GOAL WEST HAM!

On the stroke of half time, Sven Botman, under no particular pressure, turns the ball into his own net from Wan-Bissaka's low cross.

The anti-poacher, how good was that Paqueta strike?

CHANCE NEWCASTLE

Joelinto turns two West Ham players inside the area and drills a shot towards goal. Areola gets down quickly and tips behind for a corner.

Five minutes of injury time to come at the end of an action-packed first 45.

West Ham burst forward and Diouf whips an early ball into the box. Pope is quickly off his line to snub out any potential danger.

CHANCE NEWCASTLE

Murphy passes to Gordon and the Newcastle winger cuts in and forces Areola into a low, diving save to keep the score level.

GOAL WEST HAM!!

Paqueta finally finds a way past Pope and the Brazilian produces an excellent finish to pull the Hammers level, firing a dipping strike from 25 yards out into the net.

A worrying stat for West Ham this season.

CHANCE WEST HAM

The Londoners are really pushing for a leveller here and Max Kilman's powerful header is tipped over the bar by Pope.

CHANCE WEST HAM!

Nick Pope preserves Newcastle's lead with an excellent save to deny Lucas Paqueta's low, driving free-kick.

El Hadji Malick Diouf gets another dangerous cross into the box for West Ham. Pope clears the ball to Crysencio Summerville, but the attacker can't sort his feet out in time and misses the ball completely with an attempted shot.

Aaron Wan-Bissaka crosses deep into the Newcastle area and Thiaw is on hand to clear the danger. West Ham starting to increase the pressure here.

CHANCE NEWCASTLE

Nick Woltemade tees up Murphy, whose shot is straight at Alphonse Areola. The West Ham 'keeper can't hold and spills the ball behind for a corner.

An incredibly eventful sequence led to Murphy's opening goal.

NO PENALTY

West Ham are denied a spot-kick and Newcastle's lead remains.

There's a VAR check as Thiaw may have got a touch on the ball...

PENALTY WEST HAM!

Bowen drives into the Newcastle area and Malick Thiaw clips the West Ham winger. Penalty to the Hammers.

CHANCE WEST HAM

The Hammers seek an immediate response and it's the Newcastle old boy Wilson who forces Nick Pope into an early save.

GOAL NEWCASTLE!

The Toon race down the other end and Jacob Murphy is given too much space, works half a yard and finds the bottom corner.

OFF THE POST!

West Ham race forward with their first real attack of the game and get the ball to Jarrod Bowen. The Hammers' talisman lashes at goal and his effort cannons off the post.

Newcastle look positive in the early few minutes to try and get things going. Anthony Gordon has a run at the West Ham defence, but his cross is easily cleared.

KICK OFF

We're up and running at the London Stadium.

Here are the lineups for West Ham vs Newcastle. Callum Wilson starts for the Hammers and faces his former club. Eddie Howe has made six changes from a 2-0 win over Spurs in the EFL Cup.

Good afternoon and welcome to Sunday's Premier League coverage.