Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on MOTD

Burnley weren’t in the game in the first half. What Sean Dyche did was switch Johann Berg Gudmundsson and Aaron Lennon. He started them on opposite wings, left-footer on the right, right-footer on the left, and they got a bit lost. In the second half, Lennon looked a different player. It seemed the Burnley players were happier in the roles they were given. They just looked more balanced. It was a clever bit of tactical nous from Sean Dyche. What Burnley did really well in the second half was put super balls in the box. When you do that, you will get chances, no matter what the quality of the opposition.

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Dave Kidd on SportsDay: "They’re never happy, these top managers. Antonio Conte has been moaning since the summer. He got three quality signings in the winter. He got Olivier Giroud, Ross Barkley and Emerson Palmieri, so there’s not an awful lot to moan about.

It’s a team who won the title last season and brought in plenty of reinforcements.

I don’t understand why Guardiola didn’t fill the bench either and claim he didn’t have enough players, it’s just nonsense."

Of all the things from yesterday's action which surprised me the most, it was the fact Pep Guardiola could only name six substitutes for Manchester City.

So, I want to know what things Guardiola could name as his seventh substitute?

Manchester City named only six substitutes for Saturday's 1-1 draw at Burnley.

City have spent £418m on their squad since Guardiola arrived in 2016, but seven senior players are out injured.

Asked if it was a surprise that City could not field a full squad, Guardiola said: "Yes, but they are injured."

He added: "We do not have any more players."

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It wasn't a good day for Pep Guardiola and his side as they let slip two points at Turf Moor, allowing Manchester United to bridge the gap from second very slightly.

With City 1-0 up and less than 20 minutes away from their 23rd league win of the season, Raheem Sterling somehow missed from six yards.

That buoyed the home crowd, as did Sterling's substitution soon afterwards, and Johann Berg Gudmundsson levelled for Burnley with eight minutes remaining.

Read the full match report.

Meanwhile, at the bottom the fight for survival really is wide-open. Brighton and Southampton picked up vital wins yesterday so that leaves nine teams separated by just three points. There will be more drama and movement from today's game between Crystal Palace and Newcastle I'm sure.

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There were seven Premier League matches yesterday, with leaders Manchester City dropping points away at Burnley. That allowed Manchester United to close the gap ever so slightly. Arsenal's comprehensive win over Everton also adds a little more pressure to Liverpool and Tottenham, who face each other this afternoon...

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There's also plenty of speculation over the manager's job at Chelsea.The Sunday Express claims Antonio Conte may be sacked if the Blues lose at Watford on Monday, while reports in Italy claim they're lining up Napoli's Maurizio Sarri to replace him.

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Riyad Mahrez is the main talking point in today's Gossip column. Arsenal are rumoured to be interested again in the unsettled Leicester winger. Foxes manager Claude Puel claims he's "not thinking" about Mahrez while the PFA has reportedly offered to help resolve the situation.

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We've got another cracking day of football today as the race for the top four has taken on new heights following Arsenal's successful January transfer window.

The Gunners picked up a huge 5-1 win over Everton to put pressure on Liverpool and Tottenham's Champions League hopes - and the two sides are going head-to-head in this afternoon's late kick-off.

Before that game, Crystal Palace host Newcastle - a battle between 15th and 16th - and the result of that match could change the entire look of the bottom half of the table.

It's a bit bonkers at the moment really.

Catch up on all of yesterday's Premier League action so you can keep up with what is going on!

Despite Manchester City's draw against Burnley yesterday, Manchester United are still 13 points behind the league leaders.

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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang had a terrific start to his Arsenal career - a goal and a 5-1 win on his debut...

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The Express think Antonio Conte is feeling the pressure and he's not liking it. They also lead with Raheem Sterling's shocking miss against Burnley - which many supporters feel cost Manchester City three points at Turf Moor.

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Hello and welcome back to another day of Premier League football action!

We've got lots of reaction to yesterday's results so we'll kick off with the back pages...