20.43 QPR fans are giving a wonderful account of themselves as footballing phillistines this evening. Swansea pass it around for ages. "Paint dry," sing the QPR fans, "it's just like watching paint dry." etc. 20.41 Oooh, Zamora goes close for QPR. Blasting over with the keeper stranded after a corner. Came to him at an awkward height but he probably should have hit the target. QPR looking about as nervous in front of goal as I feel about QPR in front of goal. 20.40 Great news from Loftus Road: That's the spirit, lads. 20.36 Barry Southern and his business end tale: Experienced the 'business end' of an electric plane - thought it had stopped revolving put my finger ends on it to test the assertion - it hadn't stopped. Hurt a lot. Just about retained finger ends!! 20.34 Half time at Wolves, and therefore all of the 19.45 kick-offs. 20.33 Wigan players surrounding the red at half time, still hurt about that disallowed goal. 20.32 Half times approaching. Time for a break in City v West Brom. 20.31 Jim White is in Manchester, watching that City: 20.29 Man Utd finally coming into the game a little more against Wigan. They're seeing more of the ball, but Wigan are still defending impeccably. 20.27 Wolves supporter and Telegraph mainstay Donna Bowater is in philosophical mood: 20.25 Here's your friend and mine Maurice Simpson: In the autumn of 1969 I was in Benghazi, seated outside a cafe drinking coffee. A couple of squaddies passed and heard me ask for a refill. In a trice I was prodded by a loaded .303, pushed into a jeep and taken to barracks on the outskirts (as as suspected Israeli spy). I managed to bribe my way out and onto a plane to Malta. A few days later Gaddafi staged his coup d'etat.....on my return to Blighty I was admonished for not getting reciepts for the bribes.....! Don't remember which part was the most hair raising. 20.23 Marvellous snap of Robin Van Persie's exceedingly cheeky penalty: Look at his little face! 20.21 Arsenal playing like they think they've already won by the sounds of things. Sloppy in possession and they're letting the 10-man Wolves back into the game somewhat. It's probably for the best that they've eased up, I was worried my 0-5 prediction was going to be far too low. 20.20 Back to the game that matters. Both to me and Sky Sports... Swansea dominating possession in their usual way, but QPR are doing well at making the most of it when they're on the ball. Onuoha breaks down the right, picks out Zamora in the middle, he tees up Mackie... big chance... Mackie's hit it straight at the keeper! Swansea also went very close indeed not long ago in a post-corner goalmouth scramble. 20.18 What on earth has happened to Manchester United this evening? 20.16 A disallowed goal at the DW Stadium! Victor Moses is celebrating! Tom Hark is playing! But it's been ruled out! Apparent a push somewhere, although it sounds very, very tenuous indeed. United let off the hook in a big way. 20.13 Some wonderful bookings at Wigan according to Henry Winter: 20.10 Jamie Mackie hits the post for QPR! He's offside anyway. But encouraging-ish signs for Rangers. More from Mark Ogden, who I reckon might be in Italy: 20.08 Here's Sergio Aguero putting City ahead: 20.05 Wigan still running United ragged at the DW. Yeesh, that is not a pleasant stadium name to type. Can they make their pressure tell? It wouldn't be good news for QPR. 20.03 It's turning ugly at Molineux, according to our man Jeremy Wilson: 20.00 We're kicked off at Loftus Road. Come on you Rs. Wolves 0 Arsenal 2 (Walcott) This could be a horrible night for Wolves. Van Persie threads the ball through and Walcott slots calmly under the keeper. 19.58 Wigan, oddly, bossing the first half against Man Utd. Alex Ferguson looking suitably furious on the touchline. Wolves 0 Arsenal 1 (Van Persie) A cheeky chipped penalty from the man that really enjoys scoring. Bassong sent off for Wolves... and Arsenal have a penalty. 19.52 I am so horribly nervous about my beloved QPR's imminent kick off against Swansea. Does anyone else suffer crippling pre-match nerves? I'm absolutely fine once it's kicked off but an absolute mess in the 10 minutes beforehand. Man City 1 West Brom 0 (Aguero) Title race: BACK ON! Well, probably not, but Aguero finishes from long range beautifully after West Brom backed off him, inviting the shot. 19.49 City have started brightly at home to West Brom. Tevez playing off Aguero who's leading the line. 19.47 Disappointing news from Mark Ogden: 19.45 Sky have cut to an ad break but unless I'm very much mistaken three Premier League games have just kicked off. Let's have it. 19.41 Time for some doomed predictions then, I think. Here is what I think will happen tonight: Man City 3 West Brom 1 Wigan 1 Man Utd 0 Wolves 1 Arsenal 5 QPR 0 Swansea 1 That may be a fake-fate-tempt-attempt on the QPR score. I'm saying nothing... 19.36 Djibril Cisse, fan of the ridiculous red card, is on Sky punditry duty at Loftus Road this evening and does not look silly at all: 19.34 Here's Dan Slingsby: When I first moved down to London, I was prone to dawdling along, admiring the views more than anything else, when some City type came up behind me, slammed his briefcase up my arse and told me, in no uncertain terms, to "stay in the correct lane on the pavements." That was news to me, having been walking along a cobbled street and not even a cycle lane in sight, but I guess you could say that was definitely experiencing the business end of a stressed worker drone. It was a bit below the belt too. 19.21 Set your hashtags to heartwarming, here is Cillin O Madagain: I'm currently at the business end of school with only 2 months left.. I can finally pursue my dream career of watching football and typing about it! You inspire me Thom! Crikey, I'm flabbergasted and suddenly feel very pressured to be excellent. Can someone quickly insult me and accuse me of lazy journalism to restore sanity? 19.09 That Carlos, eh? What a card! Who'd have thought he'd be starting Premier League games in 2012 rather than sitting on beaches playing Football Manager? I assume that's what off-duty footballers do, right?. Is it beyond the realms of possibility that United might slip up tonight against a semi-resurggent Wigan? And that Man City will win? Is that Title Race Back On if so? Do you? Email me. But keep it above the belt. 19.03 And some rather large news from The Etihad Arena of Sponsorship: Carlos Tevez is starting for Manchester City! Man City: Hart, Richards, Kompany, Lescott, Clichy, Silva, De Jong, Barry, Nasri, Aguero, Tevez. Subs: Pantilimon, Zabaleta, Milner, Pizarro, Dzeko, Johnson, Kolarov. West Brom: Foster, Jones, Dawson, Olsson, Shorey, Cox, Mulumbu, Scharner, Andrews, Dorrans, Long. Subs: Daniels, Tchoyi, McAuley, Odemwingie, Hurst, Fortune, Roofe. Referee: Kevin Friend (Leicestershire) 19.02 It's Wigan. It's Manchester United. It's two matchday squads of 18 men and a referee: Wigan: Al Habsi, Alcaraz, Caldwell, Figueroa, Boyce, McCarthy, McArthur, Beausejour, Moses, Di Santo, Maloney. Subs: Pollitt, Crusat, Ben Watson, Gomez, Sammon, Diame, Stam. Man Utd: De Gea, Jones, Ferdinand, Evans, Evra, Valencia, Giggs, Carrick, Young, Rooney, Hernandez. Subs: Amos, Smalling, Park, Nani, Welbeck, Cleverley, Pogba. Referee: Phil Dowd (Staffordshire) 19.01 Here are the teams for the Molineux sad-fest: Wolverhampton: Hennessey, Zubar, Stearman, Bassong, Ward, Kightly, Henry, Davis, Jarvis, Edwards, Doyle. Subs: De Vries, Ebanks-Blake, Fletcher, Johnson, Berra, Milijas, Forde. Arsenal: Szczesny, Sagna, Djourou, Vermaelen, Andre Santos, Arteta, Song, Walcott, Ramsey, Benayoun, van Persie. Subs: Fabianski, Rosicky, Park, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Squillaci, Jenkinson, Chamakh. Referee: Neil Swarbrick (Lancashire) 19.00 Evening liveblog lumberers. What a relief to have reached that stage in the season when the vast majority of matches are full of meaning, ripe with promise, and involve a Wolves team managed by Terry Conor. It's a delightful quartet of games this evening, with City playing for pride against West Brom, United playing for further cementing of their champions elect status, QPR facing a tantalising chance to put themselves firmly out of the relegation zone and Wolves losing heavily at home to Arsenal. Sky Sports have oddly elected to ignore the top three this evening and have sent their convoy of HD-ready lorries down to Loftus Road, so it won't just be my QPR bias that will result in a more thorough reading of that game than this evening's other three. I'll throw you a bone and keep you up to date with events up and down the country. Mostly ones to do with football, though. I'm not very interested in airport runway management during the Olympics Ken Livingstone weeping after watching his own campaign video. Team news and a bunch more to follow, stay tuned.