Into the last 10 minutes - is there a winner in the air?

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A familiar face comes onto the pitch at the John Smith's Stadium as striker Nahki Wells, who left Huddersfield to join Burnley in the summer, comes on.

A few boos but also applause from the Huddersfield fans. Ashley Barnes makes way.

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Agada: This Egyptian magician called Mo Salah, I just don't know how to describe him.

Lee Jackson: I think Liverpool should be up on charges of daylight robbery. Mo Salah, what a player.

Robin: Is that Messi in Mo Salah's mask? He's just too good!

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Former Leicester City defender & Leeds manager Simon Grayson: "He's had many chances and he could've have had more tonight from the five or six he's had. Maguire was tight to him and Salah shrugged him off and showed great strength and composure to get his second. He's been brilliant ever since he joined this football club."

That's 24 goals this season for club and country for Mohamed Salah. Superb.

He missed a few chances in the first half, one of which was a sitter, but he's proving the difference once again.

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The game at St James' Park is fizzling towards a goalless draw. Both sides have had decent spells of possession but lacking a bit in the final third.

Josh Verills: Mark Hughes has lost the players and will be soon losing the job. To leave their best player on the bench, in Shaqiri, for Chelsea away shows his head is not where it should be. To have fans who have travelled all that way, leaving after 25 minutes is an embarrassment.

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I think Willian's been one of Chelsea's best today - but seeing Eden Hazard drop to the bench today - to be able to bring in Willian and Pedro is pretty good.

Willian deserves to be in the starting XI every week, but it's difficult for Antonio Conte with all the options he has in attack.

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Sam Vokes replaces Jeff Hendrick for the final quarter of an hour for Burnley. A big presence for Huddersfield to deal with but the Terriers are enjoying a better spell now.

A tense final few minutes ahead in this game.

Swansea have offered very little but they are still in the game as we enter the closing stages. Can they make Watford pay?

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Henrikh Mkhitaryan comes into the Manchester United midfield with Jesse Lingard and Victor Lindelof also starting for the hosts.

Southampton goalkeeper Fraser Forster is dropped to the bench with Alex McCarthy getting the nod between the sticks. Dusan Tadic, James Ward-Prowse and Sam McQueen also come in in the wake of the Boxing Day drubbing by Spurs.

Full team news to come.

Everton have livewire Yannick Bolasie on now and straight away he does well to find Oumar Niasse inside the area. His ball in is cleared and Bolasie hits a shot over the top.

Willian is brought down inside the box and it's a penalty to Chelsea...

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Professional substitute Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is on for Liverpool, he replaces Sadio Mane.

Leicester also bring on two attackers - on come Shinji Okazaki and Islam Slimani. Riyad Mahrez and, surprisingly, Jamie Vardy come off.

Lifa Nati: Morata has a way better touch than most Chelsea strikers in recent times but his finishing still need a lot of work.

Karlos Harrison: I still say Sturridge is an asset for Liverpool in these situations. He's a natural goalscorer.

Willian goes at it alone as he skips his way past a couple of Stoke defenders to open up a shooting chance but his low strike is straight at Jack Butland.

Fifteen shots in this game for Chelsea, compared to one for Stoke.

Another good header away from Harry Maguire.

Into the last 20 minutes. Can Liverpool's pressure count?