That's 18 games unbeaten in the league now for Burnley and 13 in all competitions. They weren't at their best today, but they've still won, and don't people say that's how you win titles?  

The Clarets are [momentarily] four points clear at the top of the Championship.

Andy Carroll's hat-trick has divided opinion over who Roy Hodgson should take to the Euros.

Percy, Oxford: I'm all for international experience, but Antonio is class; powerful, versatile and has end product. How can Hodgson not give him a go with how poor Ox, Theo and Sterling are?  

Paul, London: Some incredibly short memories out there. Picking Carroll for England on the basis of a good 15 minutes would be a joke. He's scored 18 goals in 4 seasons since the last Euros.

Hassan Aljumah: Creswell and Noble should be on the plane. Surely they offer more than Gibbs and Milner.

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Aston Villa caretaker boss Eric Black makes five changes for the game that could see the club relegated.

In come defenders Ciaran Clark and Kieran Richardson, midfielders Jordan Lyden, who makes his full Premier League debut, and Leandro Bacuna, with forward Scott Sinclair also starting.

Aston Villa XI: Guzan, Lyden, Clark, Lescott, Cissokho, Bacuna, Westwood, Gueye, Richardson, Sinclair, Ayew.

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Bournemouth make two changes to the side that lost 4-0 at home to Manchester City on 2 April - defender Tommy Elphick and midfielder Dan Gosling are recalled.

Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Francis, Elphick, Cook, Daniels, Ritchie, Gosling, Surman, Gradel, Grabban, King.

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Alistair Wiseman: That's a Tony Adams finish from Koscielny there. Composed, picked his spot. Impressive.

Matt: I am an Arsenal club member but refuse to buy a ticket to watch this team until Wenger makes massive defensive changes. 

Mark: Sick of people saying 'this is why Arsenal won't win the league'. We never thought we would after the defeats against Chelsea and Swansea. Plus Leicester City's consistency.

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Southampton make three changes with Cuco Martina, Dusan Tadic and Shane Long starting. Cedric Soares, Steven Davis and Matt Targett make way.

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Newcastle striker Aleksandar Mitrovic starts having scored twice after coming on as a substitute in the 3-2 defeat by Norwich last week.

Forward Ayoze Perez also comes into the side and will play just behind the Serb.

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Swansea make four changes to the team that drew 2-2 with Stoke: Alberto Paloschi replaces Bafetimbi Gomis up front, Andre Ayew and Jefferson Montero come into midfield, and Neil Taylor ousts Kyle Naughton at left-back.

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An experimental look to Chelsea's line-up, with Alexandre Pato starting up front and Matt Miazga continuing at centre-back. And Thibaut Courtois pays the price for his uncertain form between the sticks - he's replaced by Asmir Begovic.

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Watford have made five changes to the team which as thumped 4-0 by Arsenal last weekend with Juan Carlos Paredes, Miguel Britos, Jose Holebas, Valon Behrami and Jurado all starting

Watford XI: Gomes; Paredes, Britos, Cathcart, Holebas; Capoue, Watson, Behrami; Jurado, Deeney; Ighalo.

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Gareth Barry returns for Everton after missing the last two matches through suspension, while Leighton Baines is included after apologising for his comments about the team’s lack of chemistry.

Everton XI: Joel, Baines, Jagielka, Stones, Coleman, Barry, McCarthy, Lennon, Barkley, Deulofeu, Lukaku

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It's perhaps not surprising, but Aston Villa fans sound as if they want to fast-forward to the end of the season.

Gary Timms: Can people stop saying us Villa fans will be put out of our misery if we go down today. We still have to play the other five games.

Martin Harrison: Come on Bournemouth and Norwich - and just officially relegate us lol.

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Striker Aleksander Mitrovic starts for Newcastle in their key game at Southampton, while midfielder Gareth Barry returns from his suspension for Everton.

Alexandre Pato makes his first Chelsea start up front and goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois has been dropped for Asmir Begovic.

Full team news from all the games to come.

Breathless stuff in London and we need to compose ourselves for team news for the 15:00 BST games which will be with us shortly.

More action at Upton Park and there's been another twist...

Dimitri Payet has the ball in the net for West Ham, but once again, it's been ruled out.

Striker Andy Carroll turns inside Laurent Koscielny, who tries to shepherd the ball to goalkeeper David Ospina, but neither clear and Payet tucks the ball in.

Should it have been disallowed? Looks harsh.

The Toffees have made it to Hertfordshire...

Back under way at Upton Park. Which direction will this match twist and turn next?

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Mark Norman: Arsenal have more chance of winning the Grand National this afternoon than they have of winning the PL title.

Isaac: Throw away a 2 goal lead in 2 minutes. Where's all the people tipping Arsenal for title now? The longer you watch them the more you know history repeats. 

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Bolton will be relegated today if they fail to win at sixth-placed Derby. A win would not even be enough if both Rotherham (who play relegation rivals MK Dons in a huge match) and Fulham (at home to play-off chasers Cardiff) avoid defeat.

Second-placed Middlesbrough are at home to Preston, while fourth-placed Hull go Huddersfield.

Sheffield Wednesday, in fifth, are at 20th-placed Bristol City, who are not entirely safe yet. 

Ipswich, who have a slim play-off hope, are at home to Brentford, while struggling Charlton - seven points adriftgo to QPR.

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Tony Toboski:  Should Carroll have still been on the pitch to make the pass for the disallowed goal? You can't selectively choose debatable decisions. 

Nick Clohessy: The argument here is that Carroll should have seen red on 4 minutes, and now he's scored 2 goals.

Thabit Jacob: Bilic will have to be at his poetic best to describe Carroll's finish.

What did I tell you about the Carroll booking?

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There were just 160 seconds between Andy Carroll's first and second goals for West Ham against Arsenal.

Crazy scenes at Upton Park.