Chelsea make a bright start to the half but again they have at least eight or nine West Brom players between them and the goal. 

N'Golo Kante is then booked for catching Craig Dawson.

And we are back under way...

Here they come...

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on 5 live

I don't think Jose Mourinho is sold on his centre-half pairing. Mentally it's destabilising for Mourinho, he's such a conservative and controlling manager. He keeps chopping and changing at the back.

Paul Pogba is getting better and better. He started off playing in a two next to Marouane Fellaini, it was a different role he was asked to play, but having Michael Carrick in there frees him up. He gets through so much work, you look how many tackles he made against Everton, it was Vieira-esque.  

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Being first in the away end?

Andy Parks: Impressive from West Brom, Chelsea barely threatening. Good test of their title credentials.   

Fred Lowe: A reminder that we had 29 goals yesterday. WBA have come for the 0-0 - as well they should.  

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It's been an interesting watch. Watching Rondon within this team, he is giving Chelsea problems as well. He is occupying three centre backs and giving them a tough time. 

When you are a striker and not getting much of the ball it can be frustrating, but he knows he is doing a job for the team and he is doing it well at the minute.

Tony Pulis has set his side up so well they are difficult to break down. Chelsea need to be patient, keep moving it and wait for that one person to switch off.

As it stands this point is enough to put Chelsea back on top of the Premier League, and put West Brom above Manchester United and into sixth. 

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on Football Focus

Tottenham are very good defensively. When their back four is fit it is as good as it is. But it is a fine balance. They are defensively sound but they lack in final third. Not enough players contribute. Their strength is their weakness. Maybe they should open up more and score more goals.   

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on 5 live

If it's true that Toby Alderweireld has a release clause of £25m, it may as well be 25p. Any team would pay that tomorrow. They'd pay £40m.

It's great news for the player but bad news for Tottenham.

Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal & West Ham defender on MOTD2 Extra

I think Tottenham are favourites. I think they’ll have a good performance.

I love how they go about achieving what they want. They develop players and give opportunities. That tells me they have a good formula.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on MOTD2 Extra

I've predicted a 1-1 draw and you can understand why because of the last few results for Man United.

United need to start winning games. At the start of the season a Champions League spot was an absolute must.

Slowly but surely Jose Mourinho might be starting to find his best team. I would expect results to improve. Performances are OK but it's all about results.

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No goals in a slow first 45 minutes - I've seen worse games this season though. Here's what is still to come:

Jibin Mathew George: I want Chelsea to lose today, my Fantasy Football captain Costa to score a brace and LFC to win. Does that make sense?  

Jaleel Oladipo: Often criticized for style but Pulis majority of the time, always have answer for in-form teams; feature of a good tactician.

Neil Leverett: For me, the difference with @diegocosta, external this season is he respects his opponent, with Claudio Yacob just then  

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