Chances at either end at Turf Moor. After Eduardo Vargas heads straight at Tom Heaton, Danny Ings goes close to extending Burnley's lead. Taking down Kieran Trippier's ball over the top, Ings just shoots wide.

Norwich are down to 10 men against Championship leaders Bournemouth after Jonny Howson was sent off for a crunching tackle on Yann Kermorgant. Rohan Ince has put Brighton 1-0 up at Charlton and Brentford lead Rotherham 1-0 with Scott Dallas scoring a volley.

Pat Murphy
BBC Radio 5 live at The Hawthorns

"Hull hanging on for a valuable point. West Brom's players and fans are being urged to raise it up a few notches by Tony Pulis."

A double change for Swansea as Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge make way for Marvin Emnes and Modou Barrow. It seems to have injected some life into the hosts as well.

Bafetimbi Gomis immediately combines well with Emnes but cuffs a shot over the bar after a neat one-two.

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With 25 minutes to go, Manchester City bring on Sergio Aguero in place of Stevan Jovetic.

I've just seen a plastic bag flitter across the pitch at The Hawthorns. That was interesting. Sadly nothing else on the pitch is at the moment.

Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

"It's getting to the point now where Manchester City must surely start to think about bringing on Sergio Aguero or Frank Lampard."

Excellent defending from John Stones, who reads a Manchester City counter-attack and gets across to put the ball out with Stevan Jovetic waiting to pounce.

Leonardo Ulloa faffs about with the ball too long in the Aston Villa area and is tackled, but the hosts want a penalty, boss Nigel Pearson remonstrating angrily on the touchline. Nothing given though.

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The Hull defence, unsurprisingly, is posing a very different beast to Gateshead's for Saido Berahino - the striker knocking in four against the non-league side in the FA Cup last weekend. He had that one good chance in the first half and is on the end of everything West Brom do in this half, but has yet to find his shooting boots as he curls over.

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Garth Crooks on Final Score

"I think Oscar has played a nice supporting role for Cesc Fabregas and Nemanja Matic and, sometimes, that's all you need because your time will come. I think Oscar has played that role very well."

The Clarets are the better side in this second half and Ben Mee heads wide from a corner. One more should put this game out of reach.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

"Everton's approach should be a very simple one - get Romelu Lukaku up against Eliaquim Mangala, who is clearly unable to handle the giant striker when he runs at him. Goodison Park crowd on to this and urging Lukaku on."

Brad Guzan is keeping Aston Villa in this game as he parries Marc Albrighton's volley away. The visitors are struggling.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge

"You have to watch this goal on Match Of The Day tonight. That should be game over for Chelsea now."

They say the sign of a title-winning side is when they win playing badly, and that looks to be what Chelsea are on course to do as they grab a second. Give Diego Costa a chance and he will score, the striker picked out by Oscar's inventive flick inside the area and Costa makes no mistake.

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Phil Neville
BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

"Romelu Lukaku has looked like he has the beating of Eliaquim Mangala all afternoon and brought a fine save out of Joe Hart."

Romelu Lukaku is making Eliaquim Mangala look average today and he turns the big City defender inside out before firing in a low shot which Joe Hart gets his fingertips too. Moments later, a cross comes into the box and Phil Jagielka goes down as Mangala climbs above him. Looked a good penalty shout, but it's not given.

The Hammers almost double their lead but James Collins heads a corner wide.

Eden Hazard's ball behind the defence is just out of the reach of Diego Costa, who had a very quiet first half. Chelsea have the lead but Newcastle have been more than in this, and the hosts will want a second to settle a few nerves around Stamford Bridge.

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