Man City beat 10-man Norwich
Arsenal win at Swansea, West Ham lose at Watford
Vardy nets in Leicester's 3-2 win at WBA
Palace hold Man Utd; Newcastle draw with Stoke
Chelsea beaten 3-1 at home by Liverpool
Mourinho says he expects to remain as manager
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Christopher Ballett: Cursed with the two most negative managers as Fergie's successors. We were lucky to be under Fergie's spell though.
Keith: Remember the south dressing room "curse" at the Millennium Stadium? Stoke City were the 13th team to use that dressing room and the first to win while using it!
West Brom v Leicester (15:00 GMT)
Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
"Can this lot do what only Tottenham and West Ham have managed in the Premier League this season? Stop Jamie Vardy scoring..."
Image source, ReutersI like to think Roy finished the Conga by steaming straight into a rendition of the Macarena.
He's a good sport.
Anyway, how is everyone? Off to the game in fancy dress today? Why not send us some pics of your scary costumes (providing you're going to the match, of course). Send them via #bbcfootball, external and we'll try and publish the best ones.
Is that Roy Hodgson doing the Conga?!
Thanks Neil. There's only one place for me to start. It involves Roy Hodgson and the Conga...
Time for me to make way. I have pumpkin to eat. My colleague Marc Higginson will take you through the rest of the build-up to Chelsea against Liverpool as well as the rest of the Premier League action. Enjoy the rest of your day.
Chelsea v Liverpool (12:45 GMT)
Liverpool's team coach arrives at Stamford Bridge. The Reds have not won away in the league since the opening day of the season. Is that winless run about to end?
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Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Sunderland winger on BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageThe pressure of Chelsea qualifying for the Champions League comes from the people above Jose Mourinho, rather than the fans, based on what has happened at the club over the last 10 years. There have been managers who have better starts who have lost their jobs. So what if he isn’t successful this season? I bet he will be a better manager for it, even if he doesn’t get what he wants.
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FK: Arsenal have been cursed by Sheffield Wednesday, can't beat them at Hillsborough since 93. Suspect Chris Waddle is responsible.
Adrian: Fernandes walked under a ladder the day he bought QPR. Every game has been rubbish since, we've had the curse for 4+ yrs now.
Russia's Premier League says, external all football games today will start with a minute of silence following the plane crash in Egypt. For rolling updates of the crash, join our colleagues at BBC News.
Chelsea v Liverpool (12:45 GMT)
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge
It has been suggested Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho could lose his job should today bring defeat by Liverpool at Stamford Bridge.
This is an astonishing state of affairs given the style in which he claimed the Premier League title in May - surely owner Roman Abramovich will take this into consideration, even if Chelsea do lose today?
Mourinho himself is determined to win the fight, saying in his programme notes: "The quality has been there, the desire has been there and now we have to keep working to make sure we get the results our hard work deserves."
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My club Bristol Rovers got pranked for a TV show by 2 supposed feng shui experts in 2000. Put a fish tank with plastic fish behind the goal, all toilet seats had to be down and there were ornamental ceramic frogs, wind chimes and pot plants in the changing rooms. We lost 1-0 to Gillingham.
Carl in Wiltshire
Chelsea v Liverpool (12:45 GMT)
The Liverpool Echo's James Pearce is up and at them early doors this morning. Under two hours to kick-off...
Chelsea v Liverpool (12:45 GMT)
Danny Murphy
Ex-Liverpool midfielder
Image source, Getty ImagesQuote MessageChelsea do not just need a good performance and a positive result against Liverpool, they need two or three more afterwards too. Only then will their players start thinking 'we are back'. There is no magic wand and Chelsea's bad run has already lasted longer than anyone expected but I am still confident that, in another couple of months, they will be back to the standards they were last season. It is just a case then of whether the gap is too big for them to defend their title - but I still think they will finish in the top four.
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Lamb substitute: I seem to recall Southampton bringing in a witch to lift a curse on the new stadium left by the builders.
Well remembered. Back in 2001, Southampton failed to win any of their first five games at new stadium St Mary's - sparking rumours it was cursed because it had been built on an ancient pagan burial site, or Portsmouth-supporting builders had buried a Pompey shirt in the foundations.
Thankfully a 1-0 win against Charlton saw off the hoodoo.
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Quote MessageI think it’s a good thing that he has gone to Liverpool, it’s a big club with a lot of history. Everyone is happy he has gone there, the situation is not easy but I’m sure he will take his genius there and if I had advice for the players don’t make Klopp angry, because when he gets angry…
Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, speaking on BBC Sportshour, on his former boss Jurgen Klopp
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Anthony Owens: Think we'll see the Chelsea from last season today, got a feeling Jose's lull is over. Easy win.
Fissuh Hailu: Mourinho should & will stay.
Chelsea v Liverpool (12:45 GMT)
Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator
Quote MessageSpecial used to be normal for both these clubs, but these are far from 'normal' times. The word on the street is that Jose Mourinho will be out on his ear if Chelsea lose - but don't whisper that near him. He has as much time for the man on the street as the Sex Pistols' Sid Vicious had. Meanwhile, the new punk in town - fresh from his first win as Liverpool boss - will see this as a special challenge to savour.
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Louis Omoni: Today will mark the day that the spell on Mou and Chelsea is removed.
Prashant Gadag: JM is responsible for people watching PL? EPL soared because of AF and AW! JM and his ilk just can't get out of the ME ME ME.