Danny Mills
Former England defender on Final Score

"It's difficult to see but I think Swansea’s goal could be offside. It’s on the borderline, for me. 

"For Bournemouth's second it was a brilliant finish, very cool. The 'keeper had no chance. There were three attackers on six defenders but they stood off and nobody took control. Dan Gosling just bent one into the top corner."

Cesc Fabregas with a thumping low shot from 22 yards which John Ruddy deals with well. Chelsea dialling up the pressure...

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Leyton Orient, who were made to spend four nights in a hotel this week by the club’s Italian owner, Francesco Becchetti, lead York 1-0 thanks to Mathieu Baudry's goal on 21 minutes as they look to boost their play-off hopes.

Stuart Pearce
Former Nottm Forest boss on BBC Radio 5 live

"Diego Costa opened up his body to sidefoot one home but just lent back and skied it. Great play from Cesc Fabregas and Eden Hazard in the build-up.

"I'd really like to see a lot more of Hazard on the ball. He was so good last season when he played most of the time on the flank, cutting in. I'd like to see him swap sometimes with Willian." 

Without wishing to sound unkind, Aston Villa do not look very good here. At all. Their backline is exposed time and again and only a fine save from Brad Guzan keeps the score down. Again Gerard Deulofeu has the Villa defence chasing shadows, he finds Arouna Kone and Guzan somehow paws his close-range effort over the top. 

Not much wrong with Chelsea's build-up play so far this afternoon as again they get around the sides of Norwich, this time it's Pedro getting down the left. He cuts it back to Diego Costa and he slams well over the top.

Newcastle manager Steve McClaren looks on as midfielder Cheick Tiote is forced off with an injury. On comes Florian Thauvin  

Jonathan Douglas scores the first goal in the division's 3pm games for play-off chasing Ipswich to give Mick McCarthy's current side a 1-0 lead against his former club, Wolves.

JohnMadrid: can someone do something and investigate Arsenal? These consistent injuries are a joke, ruining our season, year after year.

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Aston Villa are six points adrift of safety in the as-it-stands table. They do force a corner, the first time fans in the Gladwys Street end have seen the ball, but it comes to nothing. 

Entertaining stuff at the Liberty Stadium. Swansea have responded well to falling behind with Cherries keeper Adam Federici keeping out efforts by Wayne Routledge and Eder. Bournemouth have also come close to extending their lead through goalscorer Josh King. More goals in this I reckon.

Still a pretty open game at the Bridge. Norwich craft an opening which Dieumerci Mbokani lashes over the top before Willian tees up Pedro at the other end and he does the same.

Stoke are very easy on the eye, and very dangerous on the counter attack. Their front three are all elusive and quick, and when Bojan sends in Xherdan Shaqiri he could probably do better than shoot against the body of Maarten Stekelenburg. Good chance for number two. 

Boaz Myhill flings himself to his right to keep out Alexis Sanchez's 20-yard free-kick. That's Arsenal's best chance so far.

Azza: Coquelin is injured. WHY!?!?!?

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Danny Mills
Former England defender on Final Score

"Two fantastic flicks in the build-up, and there were five or six players queuing up to score - they were desperate to put one away. If they carry on on the offensive here they could get two or three. It's worrying for Aston Villa."