Ricky: Man United are awful to watch yet again, we look like a mid table side in all fairness, individually talented but these players look like strangers on the pitch, have they heard of teamwork? Do they attend training?

Tom: Watching Man City is not joyous, it's depressing. They're 100 miles ahead of anyone else.

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United make a good start to the second half, Ashley Young whipping a ball in towards the back post which almost loops onto the head of Romelu Lukaku, but not quite.

Josh: Another awful, uninspiring United performance. We're playing Palace at home and are lucky to be level. Can't say I'm surprised

Nicholas: It's actually scary how poor United play, every week you think surely they can't be any worse and then they are. They rest on the fact they have slightly better players then the opponents, not going to be enough to get in the top 4 I'm afraid

Some games bringing it, some not. Let's see if we can get everyone singing off the same hymn sheet. We're back under way in the Premier League...

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Chelsea may have handed N'Golo Kante a new deal on Friday but there was no place for the Frenchman in your combined Tottenham and Chelsea XI.

Fourth-placed Spurs are set to host the Blues, who are third in the Premier League, at 17:30 GMT.

Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator

Both clubs face back-to-back derbies. Make no mistake - this is one of the most spiteful.

Tottenham fans loathe Chelsea's nouveau riche recent history. Fans of the Blues detest Spurs crowing about the "Glory Glory", external days, arguing that since 2004 Chelsea have won almost as many major trophies as Tottenham have in their entire history. There's no love lost!

Spurs are enjoying their second-best opening phase to a Premier League season. Chelsea are two games shy of a club-record undefeated run from the start of a top-flight campaign.

Post-international injuries and weariness will determine the winners.

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Tom Heaton
Burnley and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 live

Tottenham did not sign any players in the squad (in the summer) but over the past few years they have added strength to their squad and I think they are still moving in the right direction.

I see Mauricio Pochettino as someone who would not let complacency set in. Their players have been good this season and I think there's more to come.

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There's a huge game at the top of the table this evening...

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Craven Cottage

Fulham took 25 minutes to get going but raucous applause rang around Craven Cottage at half-time after that turnaround.

Claudio Ranieri's side have made Southampton's right flank a target and reaped rich rewards.

Southampton's under-pressure manager Mark Hughes looked suitably grim-faced as he marched off at half-time. He will regard those as two very soft goals from a Saints viewpoint.

Matthew Etherington
Former West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It's been a brilliant performance from Manchester City, even if they've been in second or third gear. But when they up the ante, they can open West Ham at will.

Glenn Murray's goal the difference for Brighton against 10-man Leicester.

Shinji Okazaki's low shot is easy for Brighton goalkeeper Mathew Ryan to gather.

The half ends with a Saints chance, which comes from a free-kick that finds Wesley Hoedt in space for a header he can only pop up in the air to be gathered.

Ranieri and his men depart to warm applause after a superb effort to turn the game their way.

A footballing lesson for West Ham so far.

A lot of huff, a lot of puff, but no goals. Frustrating for the home side, pleasing for the visitors, though, I imagine.

Rachel: Southampton concede again? Schurrle not.

Very good.

Goalless at the break, Palace have been the better side.

A few boos of disgruntlement ring around Old Trafford.

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A football game broke out midway through that half, but it remains goalless.

Jack: It would be nice if teams actually tried against Man City. Showing up beaten from the first whistle. You have to get at them to beat them, sitting ducks otherwise!