Summary

  • Watch Final Score using the play button

  • Fabregas, Pedro and Costa goals put Chelsea 11 points clear

  • Van Aanholt from edge of area takes Palace out of drop zone

  • Leicester, whop play Monday, drop into bottom three

  • Dawson & McAuley goals for West Brom after King penalty gave Bournemouth lead

  • Gueye and Lukaku for Everton against bottom club Sunderland

  • Hull 1-1 Burnley - Huddlestone penalty, Keane levels; Clarets' Barnes off for two yellows

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes and Saj Chowdhury

  1. 'Unforgettable memories'

    And another Leicester player comes out in praise of Claudio...

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      "A big thanks for everything u have helped us as a team achieve.. and personally! Like to wish u all the best for the future. Unforgettable memories! Thank you"  

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  2. Chelsea 1-1 Swansea

    Jason Roberts
    Former West Brom striker on Final Score

    I've genuinely not seen a goal like that in a long time. Chelsea are set up in the box but not very rigidly. 

    It's a fantastic header but I don't think Chelsea took that free kick from the centre circle seriously enough. And the fact that Moses has to be on Llorente says a lot. 

    Fernando LlorentePA

  3. HALF-TIME

    It's half-time everywhere. Go do what you need to do. Swansea eh?

    By the way, there's a shock brewing in the Championship.

    Check out the latest here.

  4. goal

    GOAL - Chelsea 1-1 Swansea

    Fernando Llorente

    And that is what happens when you don't take advantage when you are on top. Swansea have snatched an unlikely leveller just before the break through a moment of opportunism and superb execution from Gylfi Sigurdsson and Fernando Llorente. The Icelandic midfielder's quick free-kick catches the Chelsea defence napping and Llorente gets a powerful header on the ball to steer it into the net. Paul Clement punches the air in delight on the touchline.

    Fernando Llorente scoresReuters

  5. Chelsea 1-0 Swansea

    Chelsea remain firmly on top against Swansea. They haven't found a second bit of cutting edge in the box yet, though. The ball is swung in to the box for Victor Moses, but he is denied by a diving tackle from Alfie Mawson. But it wouldn't have counted even if he had found the net. The flag is up.

  6. Big respect

    Riyad Mahrez is the latest Leicester player to thank departed boss Claudio Raneiri...

  7. Hull 0-0 Burnley

    Hull go close. Kamil Grosicki curls a free-kick from 25 yards over the wall but also just a yard over the bar. Tom Heaton was worried. He was diving full stretch to try and reach that.

  8. goal

    GOAL - Everton 1-0 Sunderland

    Idrissa Gueye

    This will be a hammer blow for Sunderland, who were back in the game

    Irish full-back Seamus Coleman surges down the right and pulls back a low ball for Idrissa Gueye, whose firm sidefoot shot passes the hand of Jordan Pickford.

    The keeper probably should have done better.

    Another defeat for the Black Cats?

    Idrissa Gueye celebratesGetty Images

  9. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Hull 0-0 Burnley

    Burnley have struck wood (OK, metal). A free-kick is floated to the back post and met by Ben Mee, whose header is juggled on to his own bar by Eldin Jakupovic before another Burnley header puts the ball wide.

  10. Crystal Palace 1-0 Middlesbrough

    Decent signing Sam Allardyce - even for £14m.

    Patrick van Aanholt, impressive in this first period, produces a lovely placed sidefoot shot from about 18 yards that beats the diving reach of ex-Barcelona keeper Victor Valdes.

    That's his first for Palace.

    Patrick van AanholtReuters
    Patrick van AanholtReuters

  11. West Brom 2-1 Bournemouth

    two penalty appeals in the space of a minute at the Hawthorns, one for each side. Craig Dawson slides in to block Marc Pugh's shot, prompting calls for handball that are turned down before Tyrone Mings slides in on Salomon Rondon at the other end and fells him, with the same end result.

    Solomon RondonPA
  12. goal

    GOAL - Crystal Palace 1-0 Middlesbrough

    Patrick van Aanholt

  13. Everton 0-0 Sunderland

    Sunderland have come back into the match. It was all Toffees early doors, with their flurry of corners.

    But Black Cats boss David Moyes knows this patch very well and knows this Everton side fairly well.

    Could he sneak a win at his old ground?

  14. Sod's law

    Sutton United's first-choice keeper has gone off injured in their game at Torquay.

    Where is a reserve keeper when you need him? At home eating a pie?

    United have had to put defender Simon Downer in net. And they are already trailing 1-0.

  15. Off peak return?

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  16. Everton 0-0 Sunderland

    Bradley LoweryPA

    Five-year-old Sunderland fan Bradley Lowery, who has terminal cancer, has been welcomed by Everton to Goodison Park today.

    He came out of the tunnel before the match with Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe.

  17. Chelsea 1-0 Swansea

    Great save from Fabianski. Cesc Fabregas is close to his second goal of the afternoon with a fierce strike but is denied by the diving Swansea keeper, who palms the ball away with one hand. 

    Chelsea are absolutely dominating this.

  18. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball

    Sam Pougher:  Great defending by Palace. This is the best I've seen Palace play in 11 mins over the course of all games this year. Keep it up!

  19. West Brom 2-1 Bournemouth

    Jason Roberts
    Former West Brom striker on Final Score

    It's a horror show there! Boruc decides he needs to punch it when it's so close to his head. Why didn't he just catch it? It would be easier to just catch it! 

    I can't understand why a keeper would even attempt to do that! 

    Artur BorucReuters

  20. West Brom 2-1 Bournemouth

    The West Brom players, to a man, turn to Mark Clattenburg in protest. And no wonder. Salomon Rondon tries to latch on to a weak back-pass but before he can reach the ball he is body-checked by Steve Cook and sent to the turf. Clattenburg didn't see any foul, though.