Ben Mee
Brentford defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

That's a little bit of energy in midfield with Lucas Bergvall on and Son who will bring his experience. You can understand why Ange Postecoglou's made a couple of subs as they were lacklustre.

And at Arsenal!

We are back under way at Fulham.

I called that a jaded first half from Tottenham and they are making changes. Looks like Son and Lucas Bergvall are coming on.

Yep, Son is on for Brennan Johnson with Bergvall taking the place of Yves Bissouma.

Is that Fabio Capello texting in?

Andrew: Neutrals are rooting for Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton, Fulham and Forest this season, because of this awful boring possession based style of play that you see Chelsea have adopted. Football is about entertainment and excitement and being courageous the above clubs do that. Chelsea can bore you to death.

Anon: Under Maresca, Chelsea have no interest in attacking, scoring or even shooting. All possession, worst part of Pep's teaching. You get no points for boring everyone to death.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter

Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana is set to have a late check before it is confirmed whether he will be fit to face Leicester this evening.

Onana has a minor injury problem, although sources with an understanding of the situation are hopeful he will be able to take his place in Ruben Amorim’s starting line-up.

With experienced understudies Altay Bayindir and Tom Heaton both absent through injury for over a month, Northern Ireland Under-21 international Dermot Mee is standing by to make his United debut.

Mee, 22, played in two EFL Trophy games for United earlier this season but his most high-profile senior appearances came in the National League for Altrincham in 2022

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Jeff, Chelsea fan: Dire performance again from us, no passion no fight. Terrible keeper and nothing from our so called attackers.

Matt, Chelsea fan: Can't help but feel that all the negativity is about an overperforming Chelsea side that have run out of a bit of steam. What happens if Maresca goes? Yet another season of early promise tapering off under a manager who doesnt have quite the personnel he needs to implement his ideas?

Andy Reid
Ex-Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal have a fully deserved lead and it should be more.

Chelsea weren't able to get any foothold in the game.

Arsenal have no problem getting bodies around the ball and defending their box.

They have played some really good football, swarmed Chelsea everytime they have got on the ball.

There is some thinking for Maresca to do at half-time, I think he has to change something.

A difficult half for Chelsea and a good one for Arsenal.

Louis, Chelsea fan: Seeing a lot of negativity around my club. Personally I see a group of players who want to work hard but don’t have the confidence. That said this game is lacking.

Paul: Why does Maresca persist with Sanchez? Third choice at Brighton, dropped from the first team in three consecutive seasons and more obsessed with pushing opposition players at corners rather than taking up his correct position to defend the dead ball situation. Unbelievable!!!

Shout out to the keeper who made this save in the Syston Brookside FC and Shepshed Oaks FC match in 2020, by the way...

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...or is that dropping in?!

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One nil to the Arsenal. Goal from a corner. Chelsea all over the gaff at the back. Arsenal look short of a striker.

Surprised?

Tired-looking stuff from Tottenham.

Oooooh Robert Sanchez! Again he comes and flaps at a cross and palms it out to Leandro Trossard. He doesn't shoot this time and tries to lay it off but the chance is gone.

I've seen more entertaining games like that Dave...

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Andy: Currently none of the Chelsea players on field are justifying their price tags. The club have overpaid for the majority of this underperforming squad.

David: Not a Chelsea fan but even I’m embarrassed by this performance. Look like a bunch of mates who’ve met in a pub car park and been asked to play by Maresca.

Spurs have had one effort in the half, not one on target.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Despite not being under any pressure from the Fulham players, Spurs midfielder Yves Bissouma just passed the ball to the advertising hoardings at Craven Cottage.

Safe to say, Bissouma is not having his best game and Spurs are just generally lacking creativity without James Maddison or the injured Dejan Kulusevski.

Ben Mee
Brentford defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Fulham have got a foothold in this game. Emile Smith-Rowe getting the ball in-behind, but Raul Jimenez couldn't get the ball under control to get his shot off.

Fulham have been the better side.

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They haven't Ciaran - but Alex Iwobi has had a shot well blocked.