A slow start. Which is only going to suit Chelsea. 

But it's the away side who decide to pick up the pace a bit through Eden Hazard in the middle of the park, and briefly Bournemouth look like being carved open on the left wing before Adam Smith tracks back to reassert control. 

Here we go then. Diego Costa finessing his barnet as kick-off approaches, and now Bournemouth get us back under way.

No changes.

Dan Graham: Bless the English sports media for trying to suggest there's any sort of title race still being run.

I know. At least I'm trying?

I've just another replay of that Adam Smith own goal. Obviously speaking as a neutral, it's pretty comical. In off his face. I like how Diego Costa tries to claim it as well, after his massively rubbish swipe at thin air.  

Can you think of a worse goal to celebrate?

After today, Chelsea have got: Manchester United (a), Southampton (h), Everton (a), Middlesbrough (h), West Brom (a) and Sunderland (h). 

As for Tottenham , it's: Bournemouth (h), Crystal Palace (a), Arsenal (h), West Ham (a), Manchester United (h), and Hull (a).

Who's your money on? Liverpool?

How are you feeling Tottenham fans? 

Chelsea's lead is back up to seven points as it stands. 

With seven matches to play after today. 

There's a Bournemouth fan in our office who's just emailed me in with the line: Joshua King’s on fire, your defence is terrified!

I'm not sure the name fits the tune, does it? Either way, don't call him Josh when he's around. You'll not forget it.

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Donald: Chelsea just can't keep a clean sheet.

I also realise I was talking up Chelsea and then Bournemouth went and scored. 

They've got two minutes of added time to prove me even more mistaken.

Now then. A replay shows there might well have been a handball as Adam Smith won the ball back from Marcos Alonso at the start of that move for the goal. Antonio Conte saw it - he is livid in the wings.

John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

That was absolutely incredible.King has managed to squeeze it by two defenders and it deflected past Courtois. That's levelled it up with a bit of luck going their way and that puts them right back in it.

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Steve Cook bursts forward and realises he doesn't know what to do with the ball, so he prods it straight to N'Golo Kante, never one to pass up an interception. 

It's not looking good for Bournemouth. They've had a couple of good chances and have hit the post, but Chelsea look quite easily capable of suddenly scoring another two goals in four minutes.

Harry Arter catches Diego Costa with a badly-timed slide and the Chelsea man, of course, goes down in apparent agony. It's a foul. A yellow card. A theatrical dive and roll. 

John Williams
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

Chelsea are having a really good spell here. Bournemouth need to slow things down, regroup, have a word with each other and try and get back in the game.

Four Chelsea men in the Bournemouth box, there's a ball clipped up for Victor Moses to head home, but he nods just wide under pressure. 

I told you they were living dangerously. It should be three.

Great pass from Diego Costa out wide to Victor Moses - where did all that space come from?

Bournemouth are living dangerously. They manage to get back behind the ball and snuff out the danger, but Chelsea are working the ball so quickly now. They've raised it, and the Cherries can't keep up.

An unexpected bonus for the Fantasy League players, N'Golo Kante getting an assist. That was his first for the Blues this season in the league.

Chelsea cut Bournemouth open again. It's too easy. Kante wins the ball, feeds Pedro, who plays in Diego Costa... but the shot is blocked for a corner. A let off.