All over and all square.

A positive result for Watford as they move off the bottom of the table with the point.

Southampton

Southampton goalscorer Nathan Redmond: "I think it’s wrong for us to go into the game and expect anything. We did the ground work today and it sounds a cliche but we earned the right to be in the game. We have been working on a system that works for us about when we can keep the ball land when we can attack. We executed the game plan so to come away with the three points is the best feeling."

Merseyside assist machines...

Only Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold (6) and Andy Robertson (5) have more Premier League assists this season amongst defenders than Everton full-back Djibril Sidibe (4).

Watford have very much settled for a point as Nathaniel Chalobah is booked for time wasting.

The 90 minutes are up and there will be four minutes of time added on.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham midfielder Lucas Moura: "What a game, it was really tough. I am happy for the win, we needed it today. I am happy for the second half, we had problems in the first half. They are really strong in the air and defensively. We had the confidence in the second half to play our way.

"We need to believe that we want to win and I think we did that in the second half. We have to do that. The most important thing is the win. We do not have time to celebrate. We need another three points. I think it will be a tough game but we will be ready."

Pav Dhande: Enormous win, huge three points, clean sheet and a solid performance across the pitch. THIS was a team with real fight. Grealish, again, sensational.

Ben: So many ups and downs these last few weeks for Chelsea. West Ham, Villa, Everton, Spurs, and now a loss today. A bit of consistency would be nice.

That win takes Crystal Palace above Manchester United, who play Newcastle later, and into eighth place - six points off a Champions League spot...

John Egan's goal-bound header from a corner is headed off the line by Adrian Mariappa as Sheffield United press for a late winner.

Just under four minutes of normal time to go.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has left Paul Pogba on the bench for the visit of Newcastle United to Old Trafford at 17:30 GMT.

Two changes from side that were beaten 2-0 defeat by Watford on Sunday. Andreas Pereira and 18-year-old Mason Greenwood are in, with Daniel James makes way for Jesse Lingard making way.

Manchester United XI: David de Gea, Victor Lindelof, Harry Maguire, Anthony Martial, Marcus Rashford, Andreas Pereira, Fred, Luke Shaw, Mason Greenwood, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Scott McTominay.

Steve Bruce makes four changes to the Newcastle side that beat Crystal Palace 1-0 on Saturday.

Paul Dummett, Issac Hayden, Jonjo Shelvey and Andy Carroll step out.

In come Jetro Willems, Sean Longstaff, Matty Longstaff - who scored the winner in the reverse fixture - and a first start under Bruce for Dwight Gayle.

Newcastle United XI: Martin Dubravka, Fabian Schar, Joelinton, Dwight Gayle, Jetro Willems Federico Fernandez, Javier Manquillo, Florian Lejeune, Miguel Almiron, Sean Longstaff, Matthew Longstaff.

Oliver Norwood bends a free kick into the box and it causes all sorts of panic in the Watford box but they are eventually able to clear for a corner.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on Final Score

Chelsea have been stunned today. Southampton deserve to win the game. The way they have pressed, the way they have set up. It's not a smash and grab. They are keeping the ball well. Their confidence has grown throughout the game. They have been the better team.

Gerard Deulofeu takes the free kick but it whistles just wide of the far post.

Eight minutes to go in Sheffield.

A HUGE result at the wrong end of the table.

Conor Hourihane's goal end Aston Villa's four-game losing streak to send Norwich bottom of the pile.

All over at Goodison Park.

Three points. Clean sheet.

A good first day at the office for Carlo Ancelotti.

Now then. Jack O'Connell fouls Roberto Pereyra just outside the box and Watford have a free kick in very dangerous territory...

Lee Kibbey: Frank needs a good transfer window or I fear he may be living on borrowed time. Everyone knew this season would be tough, but did people really expect our home form to be this poor?

Steve: Frank Lampard tactical genius???? I think not!!!!

All over.

A skip and a jump from Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl, who has masterminded a mightily impressive victory over Frank Lampard's Chelsea.

That's it!

Crystal Palace come from a goal down to take the points.