Hazard penalty gives Chelsea win over QPR
Sanchez scores twice in Arsenal win
West Ham hit back to earn draw at Stoke
Early goal gives Saints win at Hull
WBA win at Leicester, Everton held by Swans
Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator at Stamford Bridge
"Chelsea have a deserved lead thanks to Oscar's fine finish. It could be a busy second half for QPR goalkeeper Robert Green as Chelsea are dominating and Diego Costa looks really lively on his return to the team."
He won't score many better than his effort today. Absolutely first class.
Image source, ReutersNewcastle manager Alan Pardew: "I'm proud of the boys. Liverpool threw me because I wasn't expecting them to play three at the back, but the back four were very strong - Paul Dummett was outstanding. We have pace and discipline - we've got a juvenile spirit about us. And Ayoze (Perez) has just got a knack of being in the right place."
On Gabriel Obertan: "It's a blow because he has been outstanding and it looks like he's got a bad injury."
Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator at Goodison Park
"Not a classic but very watchable with plenty going on. One big talking point at the interval and that is whether Swansea midfielder Jonjo Shelvey's shot was saved by defender Antolin Alcaraz or whether it came off his knee. Who would be a referee?"
Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge
"Chelsea look a very confident side with their movement and passing. They've dominated the play but are 1-0 up and that's what Harry Redknapp will tell his QPR players. Chelsea only need to make one mistake and QPR could be back in it."
Still playing at Goodison Park and Swansea can't get the ball at the moment. The good news for the visitors, though, is that Everton are not doing a great deal with it.
Stoke should be two up. Geoff Cameron bends a ball in from the right, and Mame Biram Diouf spins free of James Collins, but Adrian makes a vital block.
Alistair Mann
BBC Match of the Day commentator at the KC Stadium
"Had to feel sorry for Hull's third-choice goalkeeper whose mis-hit clearance was hit back with interest. There have not been too many chances since. Southampton, with the best defensive record in all four divisions, are protecting a clean sheet. 0-0."
Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator Emirates Stadium
"It says something about the first half that Sean Dyche's team have kept Arsenal at bay despite only having 30% of possession. Alexis Sanchez has had two good shots which were well saved by Tom Heaton, but in truth the biggest moment of alarm for Burnley came when George Boyd inexplicably handled a corner, which wasn't seen by referee Craig Pawson."
HT stats: Shots 13-3, On target 4-0, Fouls 4-4, Duels Won 58%-42%, Pass Accuracy 87%-64%, Possession 71%-29%
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Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
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"Who did Cesc Fabregas replace at Chelsea again? For all his goals, nobody is talking about Frank Lampard any more. Fabregas is not only laying goals on but transforming Chelsea's style of play.
"They are strong and formidable but they are also easy on the eye. No wonder Roman Abramovich is standing up and applauding. Not even at Inter Milan or Real Madrid did a Jose Mourinho side play football like this."
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Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 live
"Charlie Austin is isolated in attack for QPR, but it's tough for him as Chelsea are dominating possession."
Bojan Krkic has struggled to make an impact at Stoke since his summer move from Barcelona, but he is thriving in a free role here.
The Spanish forward picks up Victor Moses' pass on the left and whips a snapshot just wide of goalkeeper Adrian's near post.
If Nemanja Matic could score a few goals you'd have to put him right up there in terms of central midfielders. He dominates games single-handedly at times, beating three QPR men for fun, turning out of a cul-de-sac with ease. He walks through games.
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport
"Considering both of these teams are trying to revamp their playing style, Victor Moses' strike for Stoke was not exactly the prettiest goal you will ever see, but I don't think the home fans care, judging from the noise they are making.
"'Delilah' is echoing around the Britannia Stadium and the Potters definitely deserve their lead from the way the first half has gone so far."
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Former England defender Danny Mills
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"Victor Moses' goal was a bit scrappy (see 15:33). There was a bit of pinball in the box before the ball fell to him at the far post. Moses pokes it home, but I was so disappointed that his celebration wasn't a dive. I bet the fans have been chanting for it."
Chris Brunt fires over the top after a neat breakaway from West Brom. Saido Berahino was like a scalpel through the middle of the Leicester defence but the final pass was just over hit, and Brunt had to stretch to reach the shot.