Unbelievable late drama in the Championship! Cardiff equalised in the last minute against Reading to claim a 1-1 draw, while Sheffield Wednesday thought they had won it late on against Huddersfield, but the Terriers equalise in the 89th minute. An equaliser for Bolton - again in the 90th minute - against Blackpool. Eidur Gudjohnson the scorer. You can teach an old dog new tricks.

Meanwhile, Blackburn have got a third at Leeds to win 3-0.

Chelsea

Chelsea make three changes to the side that beat Hull in their last Premier League match and the big news is that topscorer Diego Costa misses out with a hamstring injury and Loic Remy comes in up front. Cesar Azpilicueta replaces Filipe Luis at left-back and Oscar is in for Ramires.

Stoke also make three changes after losing against Crystal Palace last time out. In come Philipp Wollscheid, Glenn Whelan and Peter Crouch for Erik Pieters, Marko Arnautovic and Peter Crouch.

Chelsea XI: Courtois; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta; Matic, Fabregas; Willian, Oscar, Hazard; Remy

Stoke XI: Begovic; Cameron, Shawcross, Wollscheid, Wilson; Ireland, Whelan, Nzonzi, Adam; Walters, Diouf

There have been plenty of talking points and cracking goals this afternoon already - and we've still got the leaders to come...

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

"It was looking last week that it could 33 or 34 points but I think 35 points will probably keep teams up. I feel the current bottom three will still go down."

Anthony from Birmingham: Michael Carrick is the victim of poor England management. Eriksson and McClaren were too loyal to 4-4-2 and the notion of "one goes forward and one stays back in midfield (Gerrard/Lampard)." Then Capello ignores Carrick in favour of Barry. Carrick must play at Euro 16.

Harry Le May: I don't think anyone can deny that Southampton have far exceeded expectations this season. However, if they are to progress next season then they desperately need a creative midfield player and Jay Rod to come back firing on all cylinders.

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Everton 1-0 Southampton

Leicester City 2-1 West Ham United

Manchester United 3-1 Aston Villa

Swansea City 3-1 Hull City

West Bromwich Albion 1-4 Queens Park Rangers

There are big wins, and there are mega wins. This is a mammoth.

Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

"They had a couple of chances, Southampton but Everton put in a grinding performance. Tim Howard made a couple of good saves to ensure they got the win."

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Joey Barton doesn't get many but QPR catch West Brom on the break. Charlie Austin is too strong for some horrible defending, Barton picks up the loose ball and hammers in left-footed at the near post. What a day for QPR and their fans - who got free travel today courtesy of the club. Maybe that's the secret...

Still playing at the Hawthorns...

Former England winger Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

"Manchester United dominated the game and deserve the win but Aston Villa always carried a threat. I think Louis van Gaal will be happy with the way his side linked up down the right-hand side, with Ander Herrera, Juan Mata and Antonio Valencia. They had a huge amount of joy there."

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A comfortable win for Swansea in the end but, back in the game at 2-1, Hull will not be happy with David Meyler for getting sent off for a stupid tackle early in the second half.

Leicester boss Nigel Pearson looks positively jubilant as he greets his departing players with a beaming smile. You don't often say that about big Nige.

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Everton hang on to record a fine home win.

Hull fans do not look happy. Deep into injury time and deep in the mire.

Into injury time at Leicester. The whistles are being sounded by the home fans. Can they hang on? They are doing more than that as Jamie Vardy, through on goal, has a strike saved by Adrian. That's that. A big win for the Foxes.

Former England winger Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

"Ander Herrera just passes the ball into the net, a great finish just inside the box. A side-foot finish and it's game over."

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The master of the calm finish, Ander Herrera with his second of the afternoon puts this one to bed. It comes from a rarely-spotted contested drop ball on halfway, Wayne Rooney wins it and sends Juan Mata away down the right. He gets his head up to find Herrera on the edge of the box, and he calmly passes in off the base of the post.

FOUR MINUTES added on. Do you believe it Villa? Tim Sherwood will.