Burnley grab late draw at Chelsea
Chelsea's Matic sent off for a push
Arsenal hold on to win at Palace
Joey Barton shown straight red on 32 mins
Stoke score late winner at Aston Villa
Jake Pincombe:, external Two of the clearest penalties you'll see not given for Chelsea. Could 'the campaign' be real?
Sir Shomes:, external That's two pens this have we should have had! The campaign against us continues!
Adam:, external Seriously. What do Chelsea have to do to get a penalty? Standard of refereeing is a joke
Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge
"Jose Mourinho may well mention that Diego Costa penalty appeal (see 15:46) in the post-match press conference. Had Chelsea scored a second they might have been able to relax in the second half but it would have been harsh on Burnley and as it stands the away side have every chance of getting back into it."
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MOTD's Martin Fisher at the Stadium of Light
"It's been a scrappy, scruffy affair. Joleon Lescott, in the eyes of Sunderland fans, should have been sent off when he appeared to grab the shirt of Danny Graham, while Adam Johnson had a goal chalked off for offside when replays suggested he was level."
Olivier Giroud has scored five and assisted three more in his last seven games for Arsenal in all competitions.
Plenty to talk about in that half of football. Joey Barton will feel he was hard done by with his straight red card, BUT, if you throw your arm towards an opponent, you are asking for trouble. His teammates might yet get him out of a hole though as Charlie Austin drew them level before the break.
MOTD's John Motson at Selhurst Park
"It will be some comeback if Crystal Palace can turn this around. Santi Cazorla put Arsenal ahead with a penalty after seven minutes before Olivier Giroud made it 2-0 right on half-time. It sounds easy and, despite Crystal Palace's best efforts, it has not been too difficult for Arsenal."
Adam Johnson is a little unlucky not to have given Sunderland the lead - flagged offside as he latches on to a diagonal ball from Ricky Alvarez before nipping across keeper Ben Foster to score. TV replays suggest Johnson was level.
Seb Larsson then has a shot well saved. Sunderland ending the half on top.
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea have another penalty shout waved away as Diego Costa goes a tumbling in the area under a challenge from Jason Shackell. Shoulder to shoulder or a push?
Image source, ReutersClinical stuff from Arsenal as they double their lead with the second shot on target of the match. Alexis Sanchez slips Danny Welbeck through, his shot from an angle is parried by Julian Speroni and Olivier Giroud taps home the rebound.
What a strike from Tom Huddlestone. The former Spurs man fires the ball towards goal from 25 yards and it fizzes inches wide of the upright. Rob Green was rooted to the spot.
Arsenal have been relatively untroubled so far, despite doing little themselves as an attacking force. A lively match without much happening in front of goal.
Image source, Reuters...This is how it feels to be 1-1!
Tim Sherwood's joy is short lived as Stoke level, Mame Diouf rising high to thump home a cross from Stephen Ireland, Two textbook headers in this game.
Image source, Getty ImagesTHIS is what it means to Tim Sherwood to be 1-0 up...
Opta Joe:, external 14 - Charlie Austin is now the top scoring Englishman in the Premier League this season (14, Kane 13). Lion?
Former England midfielder Jermaine Jenas
Final Score
"QPR are fighting. When you have Charlie Austin up front, just give him a chance and he will score. That celebration was brilliant too (see 15:39). And a word on Matty Phillips - that is his third assist in two games now he has been getting a run in the side."