"You're getting sacked in the morning," is the chant from the Everton fans towards a glum-looking Jose Mourinho. Just imagine if they are right!

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

"What a substitute eh? Everton's best move of the finish half, in fact their only real move of the second half, is finished by Steven Naismith.

"Asmir Begovic was a bit too eager coming out towards the edge of his six-yard box and Naismith, coming in on the angle, hits it home. Hat-trick. The second half has belonged to Chelsea but that should win Everton the points."

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

"Callum Wilson is the Premier League's top-scoring Englishman this season, and Eddie Howe believes the additional firepower from new signing Glenn Murray can keep Bournemouth in the top flight.

"Kyle Lafferty has scored seven goals in eight Euro 2016 qualifiers but has yet to feature for Norwich this season.

"The Northern Irishman is keen to prove his worth in the Premier League and doesn't want another loan move: 'When I was a young boy I sat watching 'Match Of The Day' dreaming of playing there, so I'm not going to throw my towel in now.'"

There is set to be a protest down in League Two this afternoon, with Northampton Town fans planning a demonstration before the match against Oxford United over chairman David Cardoza's running of the club.

Jimmy Armfield
BBC Radio 5 live at Goodison Park

"With these changes Jose Mourinho really is looking for Chelsea to stretch the game.

"Radamel Falcao is up there, young Kenedy is out on the right hand side, Willian is back in too and all this should see Eden Hazard back into the thick of things as well. This is a really good watch now."

Pete Roach:  Am I the only one who thinks Ross Barkley has no end product and his final choice is poor? Shame.

Steven Horlock:  More often than not Lukaku has the touch and movement of a Sunday League player...

M Chase Kross:  Was Pedro on the pitch? Never saw him.

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You can easily get a sense of what's happening in this game by the following graphic.Chelsea flooding forward in the second half, and have won 13 corners in the game so far. Everton holding on through.

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Bakary Sako starts in attack for Crystal Palace, who could go top today with an emphatic win over leaders Manchester City.

Midfielder Yohan Cabaye has overcome a groin problem and begins in midfield.

Palace: Alex McCarthy, Kelly, Dann, Hangeland, Souare, Cabaye, McArthur, Zaha, Puncheon, Bolasie, Sako. Subs: Mariappa, Campbell, Hennessey, Lee, Jedinak, Gayle, Mutch.

Manchester City's £55m midfield signing Kevin De Bruyne is on the bench, with Sergio Aguero joined by Wilfried Bony in attack.

Midfielder Fabian Delph is out with a pulled hamstring and David Silva is missing after picking up an ankle knock during the international break.

Jesus Navas, Fernandinho, Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri make up the midfield

Man City: Hart, Sagna, Kompany, Mangala, Kolarov, Jesus Navas, Fernandinho, Toure, Nasri, Bony, Aguero. Subs: Caballero, De Bruyne, Demichelis, Roberts, Otamendi, Iheanacho, Garcia.

Just the one change for Arsenal as Mesut Ozil returns from injury and replaces Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Theo Walcott starts in attack for the second game in a row.

Arsenal XI: Cech; Bellerin, Paulista, Koscielny, Monreal; Coquelin, Cazorla; Ramsey, Ozil, Sanchez; Walcott. Subs: Ospina, Debuchy, Gibbs, Arteta, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Campbell, Giroud.

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Stoke boss Mark Hughes makes three changes with the injured Glen Johnson missing out and Charlie Adam and Ibrahim Afellay suspended. Phil Bardsley, Joselu and Marko Arnautovic come into the side. Striker Jon Walters misses out with a knee injury.

Stoke XI: Butland; Bardsley, Cameron, Muniesa, Pieters; Whelan, van Ginkel; Diouf, Shaqiri, Arnautovic; Joselu. Subs: Given, Wollscheid, Wilson, Ireland, Sidwell, Bojan, Crouch.

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Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on Football Focus

"Andre Ayew is exciting and scores goals. His goals are all about getting to that far post, which shows desire and athleticism and wanting to get onto the end of the ball when it's played into the box. 

"He wants to get involved in everything, and he deserves everything he gets because he's working so hard."

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on Football Focus

"Ashley Williams to Swansea is like what Vincent Kompany was to Manchester City a few seasons ago. 

"He's a leader, has a great relationship with Garry Monk - he's one of those players you don't get very often any more. Someone you know will get people organised, who makes great decisions at the back. 

"I'm surprised one of the top four or five teams behave taken a bite at him." 

Odion Ighalo, who has just signed a new five-year deal at Watford, has spoken about his upbringing in Nigeria in today's Mirror.

His training sessions were often interrupted by gunfire between the police and rival gangs, while the first time he saw snow (in Norway) he ate it.

“I come from the ghetto where there was no 24-hour electricity, no good water, bad roads and the neighbourhood is tough,” he said. “We used to kick old cans, plastic bottles, sometimes even an orange, around the streets in bare feet.

“Whatever I go on to achieve in football, I will always give thanks to God for this opportunity to live my dream – but I will also never forget where I came from."

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Fans arrive in their numbers as the top two do battle in the Premier League this afternoon. 

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Vankwesi:  End of era for this Chelsea defence...

Sonawane Mahesh:  The Chelsea of old could score two goals from 11 corners. Today haven't won a header.

Benjamin Mbewe:  Hazard has been a passenger in this Chelsea team.

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It's just not running for Diego Costa at the moment - he takes one touch too many and is denied a pop at goal by Phil Jagielka's excellent tackle. The clock is ticking down at Goodison.

Norwich hand a debut to Matt Jarvis, but fellow new recruit Dieumerci Mbokani is on the bench. Kyle Lafferty, despite seven goals in eight Northern Ireland Euro 2016 qualifiers, is on the bench. 

Norwich: Ruddy; Wisdom, Martin, Bassong, Brady, Redmond, Howson, Tettey, Jarvis, Hoolahan, Jerome. Subs: Rudd, Mbokani, Dorrans, Lafferty, Olsson, R Bennett, O'Neil.   

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Bournemouth have new signings Glenn Murray and Joe Bennett on the bench. Tyrone Mings and Max Gradel are long-term absentees. 

Bournemouth: Boruc, Francis, Elphick, Cook, Smith, Ritchie, O'Kane, Surman, Stanislas, King, Wilson. Subs: Federici, Distin, Bennett, Gosling, Pugh, Murray, Kermorgant.  

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So 10 days after saying he would never play under West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace again, Saido Berahino starts his re-integration by being named on the bench. Jonny Evans makes his debut in defence after joining from Manchester United, while Rickie Lambert starts up front against his former team. 

Victor Wanyama is back in the Southampton midfield after boss Ronald Koeman said the Kenyan wasn't right to play against Norwich. Virgil van Dijk makes his debut in defence after his move from Celtic and Jay Rodriguez replaces Sadio Mane in attack. 

West Brom XI: Myhill, Dawson, McAuley, Evans, Brunt, Gardner, Fletcher, Yacob, McManaman, Lambert, Rondon.

Southampton XI: Stekelenburg, Cédric, Fonte, van Dijk, Targett, Wanyama, Ward-Prowse, S. Davis, Rodriguez, Tadic, Pelle.

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Forest lead against the 10 men of QPR as Nelson Oliveira sweeps home from close range. Again, the goalkeeping was not the best...

Follow that game in full here.