Saints thrash Sunderland 8-0
Arsenal score late leveller against Hull
Fabregas scores in Chelsea win
Newcastle win after hour delay
Image source, Getty ImagesSeconds after West Ham's Carlton Cole sees an effort hacked off the line, Burnley halve the deficit through George Boyd. And it won't be a moment that Hammers stopper Adrian wants to watch on Match of the Day later. He makes a complete hash of a home corner which allows Boyd to stab in from close range. Turf Moor finds it voice again...
Sunderland have a bit more purpose about their play in the second half and Santiago Vergini heads over the bar. The Black Cats defender, who netted a stunning own goal earlier, must be the first person to be eager to atone for a clinical finish.
Thought you'd seen the last of shaggy-haired, South Americans marauding forward from the back when David Luiz left the Premier League? Think again. Step forward Newcastle captain Fabricio Coloccini, who races to join a home attack. The Argentine gets on the end of Moussa Sissoko's centre but can only steer wide. Best chance of the opening 15 minutes.
Newcastle United 0-0 Leicester City (kick-off delayed until 16:00 BST)
Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
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"The ball comes in from the right, and it is another fabulous cross from Aaron Cresswell. A beautiful flighted ball in, and it seems to me that Burnley just cannot cope with quality balls into the box."
Former Everton winger Kevin Kilbane
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"It is a brilliant goal. Cesc Fabregas plays a one-two with Eden Hazard, another one-two with Oscar, and finishes it beautifully."
Former Leicester striker Steve Claridge at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 live
"Magnificent piece of play from Chelsea for the goal, and all of a sudden Fabregas finds himself in acres of space one-on-one. And Fabregas did Speroni with his eyes. It's taken a while, but you do now feel this game is done and dusted. But Palace, under Neil Warnock, will keep on going - they've got hunger and they've got fight."
Christian Benteke has the ball in the Everton net for Aston Villa, but his effort is correctly ruled out for a push on Antolin Alcaraz. Very few complaints from the big Belgian.
Sam James:, external Can't believe Younes Kaboul isn't being considered in the greatest captain vote...
Cesc Fabregas's last Premier League goal was against Chelsea. The Spaniard scored for Arsenal in a 3-1 win on 27 December 2010.
Tokunbo:, external Even though Hull might lead now, Arsenal are more than capable of beating any team in a 10-minute spell.
Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
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"This was a good time for Everton to get back to winning ways and they have gone about it very well, but Brad Guzan should have stopped Romelu Lukaku's shot. Aston Villa will have seen this game as an opportunity to get something as well, having played so many of the top teams of late."
Image source, Getty ImagesHere's a header that Nat Lofthouse would have been proud of. Ecuador striker Enner Valencia strains his neck muscles to power Carl Jenkinson's delicious right-wing cross into the Burnley net. Home keeper Tom Heaton didn't have a chance.
Image source, PAChelsea looked to have worked it out, Steve (see below). They double their lead courtesy of Cesc Fabregas, who plays a one-two with Eden Hazard then Oscar before calmly planting the ball past Julian Speroni at the near post.
Former Leicester striker Steve Claridge at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 live
"There's no way the start of this second half could have matched the pace at the end of the first. There's a little lull as both sides work out how they're going to play with 10 men.
"Chelsea have controlled this second half so far - Palace seem contented to let them have possession. But Palace will want to inject some pack into this game."
Peter Collins:, external Arsenal used to only do it at the start of matches. Now it's the start of each half they are vulnerable!
Former Everton winger Kevin Kilbane
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"Abel Hernandez has been a really good signing for Hull. There is a really good ball into the box, Per Mertesacker is out of position and Hernandez attacks the ball so well, it is a brilliant header."
Image source, ReutersThe goals are flooding in after the break - Everton seemingly putting the game beyond Aston Villa as Romelu Lukaku's low shot squirms underneath Brad Guzan.
Image source, Getty ImagesBreakthrough at Turf Moor - and it could be a perfect 60th birthday present for Sam Allardyce. The West Ham boss sees Senegal striker Diafra Sakho head in his sixth goal in his last six games. Remarkable run.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Emirates has fallen silent. Apart from a pocket of Hull fans who are going delirious with delight. Uruguay striker Abel Hernandez catches wannabe marker Per Mertesacker sleeping just seconds after the restart to nod Hull ahead.