Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is not allowed inside The Britannia Stadium today as he serves a one-match stadium ban - but his players are out warming up, no doubt with plenty of thoughts from their absent leader to consider.

They will be hoping to build on that morale-boosting Champions League win against Dynamo Kiev and banish memories of their Capital One Cup loss here on penalties recently.

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I shall bring you reaction from every Premier League game and your good selves right here, as well as all of the major talking points from the late game between Stoke and Chelsea.

If you want the full minute by minute treatment from Stoke, then in the words of Aerosmith, walk this way...

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

“The Saido Berahino chance was a key moment in the game. But it’s a regulation win for Man United – when they play against better teams I don’t think you can play that way. It’s just not the Manchester United of old – maybe we have to forget about that.”

That win moves Leicester level on points with Arsenal and Manchester City at the top of the Premier League. An outstanding year or so for the Foxes, who looked dead and buried not so long ago. 

A relieved Alex Neil looks on as his Norwich side grab their first victory since September.

Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham and England midfielder on Final Score

"United have improved in this second half. Not too many people in the stadium will be off their feet, but it's been better. But I still want to see more players dribbling the ball, taking others on."  

A victory for Manchester United and another clean sheet, that's four on the trot in the league now.

Kevin Mirallas has a shot easily saved. That could be that...

Three points for Leicester means they go level on points with leaders Manchester City on 25. What a start to the season the Foxes have had.

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Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"There's nothing the referee can do. Anthony Martial was through. West Brom will look back at that Saido Berahino chance – he has to score. Then I think they get away with a 1-1."  

John Hartson
Former Arsenal and West Ham striker on Final Score

"Manchester United will have been frustrated not to have been ahead at half-time, but a good response and now it's game over."  

Hull City look like they are going to stay top of the Championship table on goal difference from Brighton. The Tigers now lead fourth-placed Middlesbrough 3-0. 

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Sunderland gunning it long, pushing everyone up...

Last man Gareth McAuley sent off for West Brom.

Gareth McAuley brings down Anthony Martial on the break and more trouble to come...