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Firmino header, Mane's curled effort, Salah on-on-one & Sturridge finish for Liverpool
Arsenal's second successive loss
Wood's injury-time goal cancels out Alli's goalmouth scramble
Chelsea beat Everton 2-0 with Fabregas & Morata goals
Crouch goal earns Stoke draw at West Brom
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Chelsea 2-0 Everton
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Ex-Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Stamford Bridge
I can see why Ronald Koeman has brought Besic on for Tom Davies.
If I'm honest the occasion looked a bit much for Davies this afternoon - the match was passing him by.
Chelsea 2-0 Everton
One way traffic at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea playing like a team with a point to prove.
Willian in to Pedro on the edge of the box, but the former Barcelona man unable to become the third Spaniard on the scoresheet after curling a left-footed shot agonisingly wide.
Jordan Pickford was unmoved.
Image source, AFPOff we go again at Stamford Bridge and The Hawthorns.
Chelsea 2-0 Everton
An Everton change after that desperately poor first half showing.
A bit more steel in the middle as Muhamed Besic replaces Tom Davies.
Tottenham v Burnley (16:00 BST)
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Image source, PABurnley boss Sean Dyche was on Sportsweek on BBC Radio 5 live earlier today: "Chris Wood is a recognised forward, scoring goals freely in the Championship and he's been known about for a long time.
"Paying £15m does not even cross my mind - the numbers are almost irrelevant. If we can spend £15m on someone it demonstrates the club is in good financial health.
"The transfer market is very tough - numbers don't make real sense anymore. There's no real method to the finances - if you want a player you just have to pay what's asked.
"I have to balance the realities of this club financially, to enable us to move forward in a controlled fashion. Because, of course, this business does not always want control, in terms of player transfers and so on."
Liverpool v Arsenal (16:00 BST)
John Murray
BBC football correspondent at Anfield for 5 live Sport
Image source, Getty ImagesYou don't need any unpleasant hype to sell this contest. We have enjoyed Liverpool against Arsenal for years and years and years.
With the attacking talent that both sides have at their disposal, and with both sides showing vulnerability at the back, then it would be remarkable if we don't see some goals this afternoon.
Liverpool v Arsenal (16:00 BST)
Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Anfield
Image source, Getty ImagesIn keeping with the boxing overnight, this is Liverpool's first heavyweight match of the domestic season. I was at the pre-match press conference this week and Jurgen Klopp was in usual good form.
Despite the start made by Arsenal, Klopp said that under Arsene Wenger they are still an outstanding strong side.
Klopp called the Anfield crowd to create the same atmosphere as they did on Wednesday night which helped inspire the Reds to a victory over Hoffenheim and secure a place in the Champions League group stage. "We need that help," Klopp said.
A bit of chat for you from the 16:00 BST games...
Chelsea 2-0 Everton
Image source, OptaEverton's struggle to get in the game at Stamford Bridge is emphasised by Wayne Rooney's lack of presence in Chelsea's penalty area.
The former England striker has cut a frustrated figure and the touch map, right, shows he hasn't managed been on the ball once in the Chelsea box.
By contrast Chelsea forward Alvaro Morata has been in the thick of the action in and around the danger areas as displayed by his touch map on the left.
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Mark from Devon: Morata might not be such a bad buy...
Duncan in Isleworth: The polite view is that the Premier League is the best in the world but, comfortingly for traditionalists, West Brom and Stoke are proving there's still a great deal of reliable old rubbish!
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Ex-Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Stamford Bridge
Everton have simply dropped deeper and deeper, giving far too much respect to Chelsea. Offensively the visitors have been non-existent.
Febregas' finish was lovely, with the outside of his right foot. But I've been looking at Ronald Koeman who's been scratching his head for the entire 45 minutes.
There is no threat, no pace, no width from Everton. Koeman simply has to bring on Calvert-Lewin - it's the only change he can make.
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Two goals for Chelsea, both scored by Spaniards.
Vamos.
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Image source, EPAWest Brom 0-0 Stoke
Deadlocked.
Chelsea 2-0 Everton
Wayne Rooney trips Marcos Alonso, then walks off in Conor McGregor-style fashion, arms waving all over the place.
The Toffees striker is not happy today.
West Brom 0-0 Stoke
One shot on target so far at The Hawthorns, that Kurt Zouma effort for Stoke a few minutes ago.
That tells you all you need to know about that game.
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Sho Rahman: Everton must be fielding one of the slowest lineups I've ever seen. Literally zero pace. So easy for Chelsea.
Joshua Edwards: Chelsea showing how good Spurs were last week.
Navneet Gautam: The Spaniards linking up for both goals! C'mon Chelsea!
Image source, ReutersChelsea 2-0 Everton
Everton have offered nothing today.
European hangover?
Image source, ReutersChelsea 2-0 Everton
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Ex-Everton winger Ronny Goodlass at Stamford Bridge
Azpilicueta had all the time in the world to pick our Morata with the cross. And Jagielka stands still in the box appealing for offside! Let the assistant referee raise his flag if he wants - just concentrate on getting your head onto that ball and clearing it.
A sloppy goal to concede, and if it was going to be hard for Everton to come back from 1-0 down then it's doubly hard now.
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Alvaro Morata
Playing like champions again.
Referees have taken a battering this weekend, but referee Jon Moss has played a brilliant advantage when Victor Moses is felled on the edge of the box.
The chance looks to be lost, but Cesar Azpilicueta plays an inviting cross into the box and it is fellow Spaniard Alvaro Morata who plants home a towering header from around eight yards out.
Time to get the sangrias out.
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Samuel Adams: Everton unearth a gem in Calvert-Lewin then drop him and remove any intensity he was creating in the side just so they could play for a draw.
Bob Moss: Can someone let the Everton players know it's OK to go into the Chelsea box?
Scott: I can see Rooney getting sent off in this game...
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