Norwich manager Daniel Farke has just said that Teemu Pukki played the second half against Leicester with a broken toe.

That can't have been pleasant.

Full quotes to come.

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Steve Bruce speaking to Sky Sports: "The referee, it was his first game, and unfortunately it looked like it."

On Burnley's goal: "He's [referee Tim Robinson] yards away, we thought he blew for a foul. Unfortunately I think he's found it difficult today from the very first whistle.

"It's a foul. It's a push in the back and it's decided the game. If it decides the game it's a big call. There were too many mistakes and he's made a rod for his own back.

"We knew what to expect, especially on a day like today it wasn't going to be the prettiest."

Burnley

Burnley manager Sean Dyche speaking to Match of the day: "We've had a tough week with three losses in the week. Against two top sides we didn't perform as we can do. We've got a tight win today.

"Chris Wood has been ill for a few days and he stuck at it. We have a tight group here. I was really pleased with the mentality today. I'm pleased with the performance but I'm most pleased with the result today.

"It was a tight, awkward game today but we've done the right things and come out on top."

Sheffield United

Sheffield United goalscorer John Fleck, speaking to BBC Sport: "I am getting in the box more than I was last season and thankfully getting on the end of things.

"Finishing is something I've worked on the last couple of years and thankfully I am now getting my rewards.

"David McGoldrick has been amazing for us. I am sure his goal will come but he keeps creating chances.

"We just keeping take each games as they come."

A key game coming up at the foot of the table between 18th-placed Southampton and 16th-placed West Ham.

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Norwich City

Norwich goalscorer Teemu Pukki: "I am happy. Leicester is a hard place to come to and they have been on an amazing run.

"I am a bit disappointed as I had some chances I could have got in. We had to be more defensive in our tactics and set-up today and go from there but I think we could have had a few more goals today.

"I am happy to be back scoring again. We have been getting points lately but now we need to start winning games."

Southampton are unchanged from last weekend's defeat at Newcastle. On the bench Stuart Armstrong and Jannik Vestergaard return but Sofiane Boufal misses out.

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West Ham, meanwhile, make one change as Sebastien Haller returns to the starting XI.

Haller comes in for Felipe Anderson, who misses out through illness.

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Sheffield United

Sheffield United goalscorer John Fleck: "We just need to keep the run going as much as we can and keep working hard. We know there will be bumps in the road but we keep going and see where it takes us."

All over! Leicester trail Liverpool by 10 points at the top of the Premier League.

Norwich move to within three points of safety.

Oscar Hewitt: No creativity what so ever for Chelsea. Major surgery needed in January.

They're still playing at the King Power Stadium, where Leicester look set to concede points to Liverpool in the title race.

Can either side find a valuable late winner? Not long to go...

All over and Sheffield United go FIFTH in the Premier League.

Blades in Europe, anyone?

The Clarets edge it!

Deep into injury-time at Turf Moor, and it looks like Burnley will do the business and end a run of three straight defeats.

Hard-earned, and hard-fought.

MASSIVE win for Bournemouth.

Caglar Soyuncu to the rescue!

Christoph Zimmermann directs a corner goal-bound with a header at the back post, which travels back across Kasper Schmeichel but Soyuncu is there on the line to smash the ball to safety.

Great defending.

Mateo Kovacic blasts the ball through a crowd of players following a Chelsea corner but Aaron Ramdsale gets down to push it away.

Ben: Where is the Chelsea that won six in a row earlier this year? Not enough chances for us today, and FAR too many chances given to Bournemouth. Simply not good enough, especially at home. Disappointing.

Jeff Wah: If you can’t trust Lampard to beat a below-strength Bournemouth, can you really trust him with the transfer budget...?

Five minutes of added time are shown on the fourth official's board. There's a roar of encouragement from the home fans but a few nervous faces in the away end.

The hosts need a goal otherwise they are heading to a fourth defeat in five games.