Sunderland

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Sunderland captain John O'Shea: "Unacceptable today, not good enough. Away from home you have to be resilient together, but the goals we conceded were not acceptable and the players have to take responsibility. 

"Nowhere near good enough, and we will have to rectify this quickly. There is no excuse for what went on, and it's something we will have to look at collectively and individually and dust ourselves down very quickly. 

"The dressing room is not a good place at the minute but we know we can quickly turn this around. We have to have the attitude that we fight together. 

"We want to give ourselves a chance and make teams earn their goals, not gift them like we did today. Burnley took their chances well but we helped them a lot along the way."

Leicester City

Another happy face from the Leicester camp is Demarai Gray, and he has reiterated the point that the defending champions need to find some consistency in the new year.

“We ended the year on a positive note and our performance today was better than it has been over the last few weeks. Hopefully now we can get back some of that consistency,” he said.

“Today we just said we should go out and do what we do best, and that’s what we’ve done.

“I’ve always believed that if we pick up momentum and start winning games then we’ll go back to being a hard team to play against, and that’s what we need to do now.”

Middlesbrough

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Middlesbrough goalscorer Grant Leadbitter tells Sky Sports: "We're really disappointed in there. We have to hold those games out.

"We don't want those points to come back and bite us at the end of the season.

"We have to learn - when you're on level terms you have to see the game out rather than conceding straight away."

Chelsea

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Chelsea captain Gary Cahill told BBC Sport: "We had to dig deep and work hard at times. We were disappointed over their first goal, I thought it was offside.

"Nevertheless, we showed good character. We never felt like we were beaten, but it was a tough game, as we expected.

"We have to keep grounded and focused on what we are doing. This was difficult. We have a feeling at the minute that we don't think we will get beaten, but that is because we're working hard."

Leicester City

Marc Albrighton has been speaking after he set up Islam Slimani's winning goal in a crucial win for Premier League champions Leicester.

"It’s always nice to end the year on a high note and I think that game sums up our year," he said.

"Grit, determination, everything – we showed it in abundance today and we need to build on this result in the new year.

"It’s no secret that we’re not in a place that we want to be at the moment, but the performance today was tremendous."

Manchester United

Manchester United match winner Paul Pogba on his side's late comeback: "It's beautiful - it's why we love football. The win as very important.

"We had a lot of chances and we could have won the game easier, but we are very happy with the three points."

Burnley

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Burnley striker Andre Gray, who scored a hat-trick in his side's 4-1 win over Sunderland, says: "It has been a stop-start season for me, luckily I have managed to get a run of games and score some goals.

"Not many teams play with two up front, we do it and did it quite well. It was a big game, but nothing is over with.

"My first Premier League hat-trick is something I have dreamed of."

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Ex-Chelsea winger at Stamford Bridge for 5 live Sport

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Chelsea are a team that seems to have nothing at all wrong with it. Do they even need to buy anyone in January? It might just disrupt their rhythm, and they may we just prefer to cruise along. 

Today, I was really impressed by Stoke. But if you are going to take Chelsea on then you will have to play at 100% for the full 90 minutes. 

In the last quarter of an hour of the game the visitors were running on empty and in the end the Blues destroyed them.

Burnley bouncing, Sunderland sunk. Andre Gray bags three to send the Clarets nine points clear of the drop zone. Sunderland are two from safety.

West Ham pile on the pressure, but Leicester hold firm for a crucial three points.

Pop goes the Hammers' three-game winning run.

A classic rearguard action carries off all three points for the Baggies.

Such a rubbish time to be a Swansea fan. But Bournemouth were excellent today.

Dennis Ethan: Birthday boy Sir Alex Ferguson surely deserved a United victory today, C'mon!

Callum Anderson: My word. That comeback is for Sir Alex!

The end of a very, very good game at Old Trafford. The win is nothing more than Manchester United deserve, but you can't help but feel for Boro. Thankfully, that Zlatan 'goal' did not prove crucial. 

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Angelo Ogbonna has a free header in the Leicester area from a corner and it's goalboud - only for Danny Simpson to block.

The Blues go nine points clear at the top and match Arsenal's 2001-02 record of 13 straight wins in a single season into the bargain.

Antonio Conte's smile is set at 1000 watts as he greets his players on the pitch.

We've got a few late finishes this afternoon, with five minutes added on at the Liberty.

Leicester are dragging themselves over the finish line - but almost grab a second.

Ben Chilwell's low shot is well saved by Darren Randolph and Shinji Okazaki heads over the rebound.

There'll be six minutes of injury time - how are your fingernails Foxes fans?