It's an unwritten rule that you can't tackle a goalkeeper and Diego Costa is booked for sliding in on Maarten Stekelenburg. He had to go for that though, surely? Phil Jagielka with the hospital backpass, Costa sniffing the opener.

At the other end Enner Valencia's shot deflects wide. 

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Leroy Sane doesn't run, he glides. Away from a defender and fires in a low cross which is touched away for a corner.

JavelBleach: Fully expect Middlesbrough to crumble in the last 10 mins and lose 3-1. They're going down for a reason. 

A piece of set-piece genius! Chelsea roll a short corner right on the dead ball line to Nemanja Matic, he pings it back into the run of Victor Moses, and his low shot flies across goal, just wide via a touch from an Everton man. 

Almost the deadlock breaker. 

End-to-end stuff now! Raheem Sterling lashes in a shot which is blocked and squirts wide.

Will, London: Gueye v Kante is my favourite battle of the season.

Al, Heywood: All you Pep doubters will eat your words soon. Trust me.

Chaos in the City defence as Fabio wriggles into the area and puts in a very testing low cross, the men in black just about clear to the edge of the area and Adam Clayton shoots low from 25 yards. Into the hands of Willy Caballero. 

Gabriel Jesus is not match sharp and it perhaps shows, he glides onto a pass from Sergio Aguero but his touch is not razor sharp and the chance has gone.

Pep has seen enough and makes two very early changes. Raheem Sterling and Leroy Sane come on for Gael Clichy and Aleix Garcia.

If in doubt, chuck £100m worth of pace on. 

Joshua Dagnall: City have a team out there with no pace and no width and three defenders. What was Pep thinking when choosing this line-up?

And Chelsea get us going.

Back in play at the Riverside. 

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Arsenal

Watford captain Troy Deeney on 5 live: "When you play against Arsenal there is no fear, you feel like you could run through them. They are great footballers, much better than me, but they have a soft centre.

"When Arsenal go a goal behind I never feel confident that they are going to come back and win."

Where will Dele Alli be playing next season?

I say Spurs. 

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on MOTD2 Extra

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If Pochettino says Dele Alli is definitely staying and then they sell him for £120m, he'd look like an idiot.

What is he supposed to say? He gave the right answer. There can be no guarantees.

Nico Lennon: Everton relieved to go in 0-0 but grew in confidence as half went on. T Davies v impressive, 2 vital tackles & composed passing

Fi3ld: I'm not sure how Pep is surviving the "sack" talk. His predecessor(s) would be getting destroyed by the media by now.

Mike Giverin: Another game, a new defensive line-up, another game where we seem to be expecting the other team to let us win. Shambles Pep

Arsenal

Lawro goes up against a modern TV great in this week's predictions - none other than Line of Duty's Ted Hastings.  

Actor Adrian Dunbar says his character in Line of Duty was based on a couple of football managers, but Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is not one of them.

"There are a whole lot of great managers that came out of the west of Scotland - Bill Shankly, Jock Stein and Sir Alex Ferguson," he explained.

"They had great man-management skill, there is no question about it - they were able to handle people.

"Hastings had to have the same skills, where he can get the best out of everybody. I am from not far away myself so I have kind of mined that quality for him a little bit."

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It has been doom and gloom at Arsenal all season but they would love nothing more than to win the last derby at White Hart Lane. Arsene Wenger has finally accepted that Arsenal are not better than everyone else by changing formation.

For so long he has played the same way, now he has a different weapon in his armoury. They look stronger with three at the back.

Victor Moses might as well have been sitting in the front row at Goodison Park, having seen very little of the ball this first half.

The Chelsea right wing-back's heat map is shown down the right side of the pitch, with left wing-back Marcos Alonso's down the left - the Blues have found more joy down that flank.

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Tottenham can end 22 years of Arsenal supremacy today - but how many Spurs players would get in your combined team?

The last time Spurs finished higher than the Gunners was in the 1994-95 season.

That could change if Mauricio Pochettino's side beat the Gunners.

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So, would more Spurs or Arsenal players make your starting XI?

Select your combined team here and then share your XI on social media.