Pulisic with 'perfect' hat-trick for Chelsea, Willian adds fourth
Rodriguez stunner and McNeil strike late on for Burnley
Digne's injury-time own goal gives Brighton dramatic win over Everton
Brighton have penalty first to be awarded by VAR after not given by on-pitch referee
Snodgrass finishes breakaway goal for West Ham, Mousset levels for Sheff Utd
Watford v Bournemouth - goalless & uneventful game
Man City move within three points of leaders Liverpool by beating Villa
Big day tomorrow.
Neil 'the legend' Johnston is kicking off the live text with Newcastle v Wolves at 14:00 GMT (remember the clocks go back tomorrow!)
Arsenal v Crystal Palace and Norwich v Manchester United follow at 16:30, as well as a repeat of the Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham at Anfield.
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Burnley
Burnley goalscorer Jay Rodriguez speaking to Sky Sports: "I thought we were well in the game and if we take our chances it becomes a different game.
"Just before half-time at 1-0 down we felt we had more opportunities and conceding that second goal was disappointing.
"But at one point we even thought we might get something from the game and that shows what kind of players we have got."
BBC One
Don't forget you can see all the goals from today's games on Match of the Day on BBC One at 22:20 BST.
Worth it for that Christian Pulisic hat-trick and Jay Rodriguez screamer!
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Burnley
Burnley manager Sean Dyche speaking to Match of the Day: "Chelsea are a good side and they are in top form, credit to them but the second goal was our own doing.
"It was similar to the game we played against Liverpool and the second goal was a killer.
"Our mentality continues to grow and we are creating better standard of chances against these top sides and there’s a growing belief in what we can do, but we can’t commit those mistakes."
On Callum Hudson-Odoi being booked for diving: "I can’t stand diving it is ridiculous, that has to get out of the game.
"Everyone is talking to me about respecting the referees, but players need to respect the game as well."
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Chelsea
Chelsea’s Christian Pulisic speaking to Match of the Day: “It’s my first professional hat-trick so I nearly forgot the match ball, luckily my teammates helped me out!
"I just want to be on the field, help the team and make an impact. I didn’t think it would be super easy. But I have come on a few times the past few weeks and was happy to start today, it was a special day."
On playing alongside other young players: “There are young guys in the team but we forget about that when we go out there. It’s a fun team to play with now and we just want to keep this run going.”
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Christian Pulisic ran further than any other Chelsea player (13.03km) at the highest average speed (8.36 km/h) and put in the joint top number of sprints (15) along with Willian.
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Christian Pulisic was all over the shop.
A brilliant performance today. Have a guess which dots were where his goals were scored from.
(Why don't these graphics do that anyway?)
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Chelsea
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard speaking to Sky Sports: "This is a really tough place to go and the way we controlled the game, our midfield combinations and movement, was beautiful to watch. I really enjoyed watching them today."
On his handling of Christian Pulisic: "He had a week's break this summer. He arrived for a big price and wanted to come straight back in but at the same time why am I going to throw him in? So I have to do it in the right way and get the best out of him. I’m delighted for him."
On making just one change from midweek: "It’s a balance, I always think one, two or three games ahead. But there’s an argument that we are doing okay, they are hungry, and I felt one change was enough today. It’s important we keep our feet on the ground. We played well but we can play better."
On conceding two late goals: "I will be the first to criticise sloppy goals, and they were. But not tonight because of the way they played, their movement on the ball, there were so many great things to admire. I’m not letting that in the dressing room tonight, we came to a really tough place and won comfortably."
If you missed any of the earlier games, head over to the BBC Football index to read all the match reports.
There has been some more VAR drama and late goals...
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Chelsea
Chelsea defender Fikayo Tomori speaking to Sky Sports: “4-0 looked a lot better than 4-2 and our job as defenders is to keep clean sheets. So it's disappointing to concede two late on and give them a bit of gusto when we should have been comfortable. But it’s still three points.”
On Christian Pulisic’s performance: “I think he has had to bide his time but when he has come in he has done really well. And to score a hat-trick, there’s nothing better and I’m really happy for him.”
On where Chelsea can go this season: “We just want to keep playing well. That’s seven wins on the bounce now so you can’t complain. Winning is a habit and the longer we keep on going, who knows where we can end up. But now we are just focused on the next game.”
I know you're all dying to read Emlyn Begley's match report. It's just gone up so head over here to read it.
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Chris Sutton
Former Aston Villa striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
Can Chelsea win the title? No.
Liverpool and Manchester City have greater depth and strength in their squads.
I think Frank Lampard has done a fantastic job so far but are they going to be as consistent as Liverpool and Manchester City?
I get that they have won seven on the spin, but Liverpool and Manchester City are just untouchable.
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Peter Malath: I am not a Chelsea fan but I always thought Lampard was holding back their best player. Free Pulisic and he will deliver.
Weird game. I wouldn't say the scoreline flatters Chelsea but at the same time Burnley haven't been that bad.
Andy
Mike 19.17 - from a fellow Spurs fan: Get a grip. Chelsea have spent millions on youth over the last decade so obviously a few are going to come through at some point. Nothing to do with Lampard.
Scott
Here's how the table looks at the top.
Chelsea's goal difference harmed a little by those two late goals but they were never catching Leicester anyway!
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Delyth Lloyd
BBC Sport reporter
Seven wins in a row for Chelsea in all competitions and a fourth away win for Chelsea this season.
It was the Christian Pulisic show - the 21-year-old American coming of age since his £58million move from Borussia Dortmund.
His first hat-trick and his goals for the club. Credit to Frank Lampard for giving him his first start since the start of August.
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Toby Howarth: Is 2019 the class of 92 for Chelsea?
Taku: Nice win but being slack in defending to close out the game is a bit concerning
Kovacic has had a great game today. Great passing and dribbling: he's been turning benign possession into attack all afternoon. Hopefully more to come from him.
James, St Andrews
Goalscoring tally...
Neil - 8
Emma - 8
We'll have to settle this another time.
Emlyn Begley
BBC Sport at Turf Moor
A slightly more respectable end for Burnley in the end - probably deserved. Not sure 4-0 was quite right.
But there is no doubt who will take all the headlines - Christian Pulisic.
Christian Pulisic has left the match ball!
He's called back by referee Michael Oliver.
"This is yours mate! You can take it home!"