That's that from us. Make sure you return for more Premier League live text commentaries on Sunday.

If you've missed it we have an addition to Match of the Day this season.

As always you can watch it online (and on BBC One) from 22:20 BST, but we now run a live text alongside it which we encourage you to join in with on social media.

It will also add stats and extra information you can't get on the show - a dual-screener's dream.

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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has come unstuck against managers whose surnames start with 'P' on the last six league meetings - Pulis, Poyet, Pardew, Pochettino, Pulis, and Pellegrini. 

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One new signing who might make his Premier League debut is Pedro, the celebrated forward who signed for Chelsea from Barcelona this week.

Of course, this is the Pedro who could have been wearing red and playing against Newcastle today.

On Friday, Blues manager Jose Mourinho said Chelsea did not intend to "beat" Manchester United to the signing of £21m player.

"I only want to beat Man United on the pitch," said the Portuguese boss.

"I don't want to go in that direction. Our job is not to get a player another club wants."

There is live text commentary on three Premier League matches on Sunday.

We start with West Brom v Chelsea (13:30 BST), then the two 16:00 BST games are Everton v Manchester City and Watford v Southampton.

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If you head on over to BBC Radio 5 live right now you'll be arriving not too long after the start of football phone-in show 606.

The lines are open and you can have your say. 

Call 0500 909 693 or text 85058.

Here are the thoughts of star-in-the-making Dele Alli, who scored his first Spurs goal.

The former MK Dons midfielder grabbed the opener at the King Power Stadium, before Riyad Mahrez grabbed the equaliser, and his fourth Premier League goal of the season.

The Welsh club scored just before half-time to take the lead in this Championship 17:15 kick-off.

The goalscorer? Kenwyne Jones, who has been linked with a move to Sheffield Wednesday.

How do you sum up 90 minutes of football in 20 seconds of video? 

Match of the Day commentator Conor McNamara shows how. 

We have three good games for you tomorrow with West Brom hosting Chelsea, Manchester City visiting Everton and Watford facing Southampton.

On Monday, it's Arsenal v Liverpool at the Emirates.

Unlike team-mate Bastian Schweinsteiger, it seems that Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has put today's result behind him.

By the way, if you want to follow the latest Championship action between Cardiff and Wolves then click here. It's 0-0 at the moment.

Kevin Kilbane
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"There will have been some harsh words exchanged this week at Sunderland. I've played at the Stadium of Light when the atmosphere isn't positive - it can be an intimidating place to play when things are going against you.

"But Jeremain Lens was outstanding - the way he took the bull by the horns with his creative play, was excellent."

And last but not least...

Kevin Kilbane
Final Score

"We saw an outstanding performance from Jack Butland today. He made some incredible saves - and the one when he  denied Cameron Jerome, with the ball already behind him, was brilliant. He was the man of the match for me - he's got Stoke the point today." 

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic: "It went wrong from the start. We played a very bad first half. It is very hard to explain three of their four goals - you can't make errors like that at this level. They were more lively and more aggressive but you can't make those mistakes.

"It's not an alarming situation but we can't continue to play without more desire. We simply need a better mentality."

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Kevin Kilbane
Final Score

"There was no flag from the assistant referee, but you could tell from the Aston Villa players' reaction that they thought James McArthur was offside for Crystal Palace's disallowed goal. 

"They ran straight over, the referee and his assistant then conferred, and they came up with the correct decision. But because it was about a minute, whether or not the referee got word in his ear from the fourth official, I don't know."