Hazard penalty gives Chelsea win over QPR
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West Ham hit back to earn draw at Stoke
Early goal gives Saints win at Hull
WBA win at Leicester, Everton held by Swans
Leicester's Jamie Vardy stings the hands of Ben Foster after latching onto a long clearance from defence. The forward cut inside Joleon Lescott in the box but couldn't beat the keeper with his low, right-foot shot.
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport
"Fair to say Stoke boss Mark Hughes and the Potters fans are not happy with referee Chris Foy right now - West Ham's goal came moments after Alex Song went unpunished for flying into a wild-looking challenge on Mame Diouf on the halfway line and Hughes was still complaining about it as the game restarted."
Stoke are looking to snuff out a West Ham comeback, and almost restore their two-goal lead with a smart counter attack. It ends with Jon Walters setting up Steven Nzonzi to shoot from the edge of the penalty area, but Adrian flies to his left to push the ball away.
Alexis Sanchez is not exerting the influence he had in the first 45 minutes and there is very little in the way of action in this half. Arsene Wenger recognises this, and brings on Aaron Ramsey for Mikel Arteta.
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Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge
"I said at half-time one goal is never enough and always gives you the opposition chance to get a bit of luck to get on level terms. It's game on now."
Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
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"Charlie Austin's back-heel is fabulous. He redirects the initial shot beyond Thibaut Courtois but the initial shot was a complete mishit. It landed at Austin's feet completely by luck."
Who saw that QPR goal coming then? Incredible. Chelsea turn to Didier Drogba to replace Willian. Can he sort them out? Two up front. A real tester for Richard Dunne and co now...
Chelsea haven't switched on since the break, and they are punished accordingly! Thibaut Courtois punches away a cross, Leroy Fer scuffs his shot back into the goalmouth and Charlie Austin provides a fine backheel from in front of the Chelsea keeper! A lovely little dink, and QPR are level.
Image source, EPAWest Ham are back in this as Stewart Downing gets away down the right and crosses for Enner Valencia, who dives to head home superbly.
Image source, PAChris Bevan
BBC Sport
"The Britannia is bouncing again with "Super Jonny Walters" and "when the Reds go marching in" echoing around the ground following their second goal and a flurry of further attacks.
"West Ham have been awful but Stoke's second goal, which came after Walters gave Aaron Cresswell the runaround not once but twice, was a gem. Time for Big Sam to go back to basics? His side could not play any worse."
Chelsea left-back Flipe Luis has two shooting opportunities in quick succession but launches both over the top from 20 yards. Jose Mourinho's men have been a long way from their best since the restart.
Eldin Jakupovic does well to deny Graziano Pelle from close-range, although I am not too sure how much the Hull goalkeeper knew about it.
Steven Davis put Pelle through and the Southampton man poked out a foot to stab a shot at goal, but the ball hits Jakupovic on the knee.
Image source, Getty ImagesBrilliant footwork from Wilfried Bony as he stops a long ball and turns with one-touch, sets-up Jonjo Shelvey with another, but the Swansea midfielder drags his shot wide from distance.
John Roder
Match of the Day commentator at the Britannia Stadium
"Quite simply, that is a goal that Stoke have fully deserved. It has not been the best defensive display from West Ham today."
Image source, Getty ImagesA terrible, terrible goal to concede. Big Sam will be tearing lumps out of his left-back Aaron Cresswell after this. It comes from a Stoke goal-kick which is lumped downfield, Cresswell switches off and Jon Walters gets the better of him to win the ball, he then puts over a cross to the near post where the onrushing Mame Biram Diouf heads home. Route one, two-nil.
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is set up well for West Brom now, they can camp back and use Saido Berahino on the break. Leicester look short of weapons to hurt the Baggies. Time for Leo Ulloa?
Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge
"Chelsea look a real threat on the counter. Two passes and they have a chance on goal. I tell you who has really impressed me as much as anyone. Nemanja Matic. Every time the play breaks down he's in the right place to pick it up again, intercept or make a tackle."
Gary Lineker
BBC Sport
"Can't tell you how unlucky Leicester were with Esteban Cambiasso's own goal (see 16:04). Actually, I can. Really, really unlucky!"
Chelsea suddenly kick into gear. After a sloppy start to the half Eden Hazard picks it up and puts in a 50-yard sprint, waltzing past three defenders to hone in on the QPR goal. His pass out wide to Willian is not the best but he is only just away from meeting the Brazilian's centre.