FT: Man City 1-1 Hull - Milner levels with late free-kick
FT: Aston Villa 1-2 Chelsea, Swansea 1-1 Sunderland
FT: Leicester 0-1 Palace, QPR 0-1 Saints, Spurs 2-1 Arsenal
With the scores locked at 1-1 ticking into the final few minutes, Arsenal fans must be wary of this man...
Image source, APChristian Eriksen has scored decisive goals in the 87th minute or later four times this season. And all since November too.
Tottenham are doing their best to pin Arsenal back, but the Gunners are keen to switch play quickly and Tomas Rosicky is scheming away in the number 10 role. Either side could win this.
Olivier Giroud is booked for a late challenge on Ryan Mason.
Khael Malik: But for a dodgy defence, Spurs would probably be challenging for the title.
Christian Breyley: Weather update - there's a HurriKane at the Lane!
Philippa Dasher: Harry Kane reminds me of is Teddy Sheringham. Great intelligence, all-round centre-forward ability.
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Tottenham might be the better team, but television replays have just picked up on an incident a few minutes ago where Per Mertesacker had his shirt pulled in the area as he tried to chase after a loose ball. Looked like a penalty to me...
BBC Radio 5 live
Earlier, we asked you to send in your questions for former England winger Chris Waddle, who will be co-commentating as BBC Radio 5 live brings you full coverage of Aston Villa v Chelsea, which kicks off at 15:00 GMT.
Question: Are Villa in real trouble? Can they turn it around?
Chris Waddle replies: "You have to believe they can, but if you are not scoring then you are going to be punished. Chelsea have not won at Villa Park under Jose Mourinho in the league, but if you look at the form of the two teams you would say 99 times out of 100 Chelsea would win. Villa have to press Chelsea as much as they can and try and catch them as much as possible, but it will be tough.
You can follow dedicated live text commentary on Aston Villa v Chelsea via our separate page from 14:30 GMT.
Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live at White Hart Lane
Image source, PA"I haven't seen Tottenham play with such intensity, for such a long period of a game, for a long time. That's over 75 minutes now they have had Arsenal really pushed back. This is as good as Tottenham have played this season, no question. The way they have moved the ball at pace has really made it difficult for Arsenal, who have defended brilliantly. Theo Walcott's pace will frighten Spurs in these last 15 minutes though."
Neil Adams: The most one-side North London derby I've seen. Have Arsenal touched the ball this half?
John Dixon: Kane's having a great season, but people are getting a bit carried away. Pressurising him as the saviour of English football
Chris Fleming: I'm sorry but Atkinson is having a shocker. There are some awful free-kicks being given here.
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When was the last time Arsenal's possession stats dipped below 40%? The Gunners react by sending on Theo Walcott in place of Danny Welbeck.
Image source, optaArsenal aren't out of this themselves and they flex their counter-attacking muscles with a flowing moves which culminates in Mesut Ozil picking out Olivier Giroud, but the Frenchman can't direct his header on goal.
BBC Radio 5 live
Earlier, we asked you to send in your questions for former England winger Chris Waddle, who will be co-commentating as BBC Radio 5 live brings you full coverage of Aston Villa v Chelsea, which kicks off at 15:00 GMT.
Question: Who will be most aggrieved in the Chelsea team by the signing of Juan Cuadrado?
Chris Waddle replied: Well, you can't leave Eden Hazard out, so I think Juan Cuadrado's signing is made with the right side in mind. If that is the case, then it will be Willian who will be looking over his shoulder.
You can follow dedicated live text commentary on Aston Villa v Chelsea via our separate page from 14:30 GMT.
Manchester City make three changes from the draw at Chelsea last time out. Right-back Pablo Zabaleta, Edin Dezko and Samir Nasri start as Bacary Sagna, Jesus Navas and James Milner make way.
Hull have received international clearance for transfer deadline day signing Dame N'Doye and the striker is on the bench at City. The Tigers make four changes to their starting line-up from the defeat by Newcastle last Saturday as defenders Alex Bruce and Paul McShane, midfielder Robbie Brady as well as forward Sone Aluko come in for the benched Curtis Davies, Andrew Robertson, Abel Hernandez and Nikica Jelavic.
Man City XI: Hart, Clichy, Demichelis, Kompany, Zabaleta, Fernando, Fernandinho, Silva, Dzeko, Aguero, Nasri
Hull XI: McGregor, Elmohamady, Dawson, Bruce, McShane, Meyler, Livermore, Huddlestone, Ramirez, Brady, Aluko
There is a vote open now on this page asking whether Tim Sherwood is the right man for QPR? You know what to do - get voting!
Image source, APWhite Hart Lane goes momentarily silent as expectant Spurs fans and nervous Arsenal supporters watch Christian Eriksen run up to the free-kick... but the great Dane pops it over the bar.
Tottenham win a free-kick on the edge of the area. Or, to be more precise, in Christian Eriksen range...
Swansea City manager Garry Monk hands a debut to Jack Cork, a January signing from Southampton and one of three changes from last Sunday's 1-0 win at the Saints. Fellow midfielder Ki Sung-yueng returns from international duty with South Korea at the Asian Cup, while Modou Barrow makes his first Premier League start as he replaces the injured Marvin Emnes on the wing.
Sunderland boss Gus Poyet makes two changes from the 2-0 win over Burnley as the injured Adam Johnson and Connor Wickham make way for Ricky Alvarez and Danny Graham, the former Swansea striker who makes his first start for Sunderland since 2013.
Swansea starting XI: Fabianski; Naughton, Williams, Fernandez, Taylor; Ki, Cork; Dyer, Shelvey, Barrow; Gomis.
Sunderland starting XI: Pantilimon; Reveillere, Vergini, O'Shea, van Aanholt; Bridcutt; Alvarez, Gomez, Larsson; Defoe, Graham.
BBC Radio 5 live
Earlier, we asked you to send in your questions for former England winger Chris Waddle, who will be co-commentating as BBC Radio 5 live brings you full coverage of Aston Villa v Chelsea, which kicks off at 15:00 GMT.
Question: Are Villa in real trouble? Can they turn it around?
Chris Waddle replies: "You have to believe they can, but if you are not scoring then you are going to be punished. Chelsea have not won at Villa Park under Jose Mourinho in the league, but if you look at the form of the two teams you would say 99 times out of 100 Chelsea would win. Villa have to press Chelsea as much as they can and try and catch them as much as possible, but it will be tough.
You can follow dedicated live text commentary on Aston Villa v Chelsea via our separate page from 14:30 GMT.
Harry Kane is absolutely superb. He pops up in midfield, wins the ball, controls it and then sets his team going forward. Moments later he is in the box trying to force the ball over the line. The complete striker? I'm starting to think he is.
An interesting selection from the QPR caretaker team of Chris Ramsey and Kevin Bond, as Adel Taarabt makes only his second start since August. The forward, you may recall, was deemed not fit enough to play by former boss Harry Redknapp earlier this season. There are three other changes; Steven Caulker, Armand Traore and Matty Phillips come in.
Victor Wanyama returns to Southampton's midfield after three games out with a hamstring injury. That's one of three changes made by boss Ronald Koeman, who also brings in Sadio Mane and England Under-20 left-back Matt Targett - the latter replacing the suspended Ryan Bertrand. Morgan Schneiderlin, fit again after hamstring trouble, is on the bench.
QPR XI: Green; Onuoha, Dunne, Caulker, Hill; Phillips, Barton, Fer, Traore; Taarabt; Austin.
Southampton XI: Forster; Clyne, Fonte, Yoshida, Targett; Davis, Wanyama; Mane, Ward-Prowse, Elia; Pelle.
Arsenal, perhaps sensing the match slipping away from them, make a change and Tomas Rosicky replaces Santi Cazorla. The Czech scored in two of the three matches against Spurs last season...