Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I just want to see if Brighton's got that little bit of steel they need if they want to survive in this division. They'll need that today.

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Aston Villa are straight on the front foot as Jack Grealish rampages forward but his early ball into the box is scooped up by Alex McCarthy.

And we're off. Best of luck to the ballboys and girls today on yet another stormy Saturday...

All set?

Shout out to the Blades fan who is just in shirt sleeves among a sea of big coats, scarves and hats.

A maverick call.

Keith speaks out...

James Southby: I own a flat in Hayes, around the corner from Stockley Park - I’m worried the next horrendous VAR decision will lead to flaming torches and riots around here - let’s keep it clean if it happens, yeah?

Bored? Of Jose Mourinho?

Tottenham Hotspur

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Spurs boss Jose Mourinho speaking to MOTD: "I think you are going to be very bored with me, because I think I'm going to be very repetitive. I'm going to say exactly the same words I told against Leipzig.

"I'm very proud of the players, they gave absolutely everything. We don't have a striker. Our attacking players are not strikers and are in huge levels of fatigue, so very, very difficult for us. No tactical problems, [we were] completely in control of the space, punished by a couple of individual mistakes.

"In the last part of the game when Chelsea was scared of the 2-1 we didn't have that presence, that power, we didn't have that to do more than what we did.

"To create chances you need a target man or fast people that can interchange positions, you need a different dynamic to the team. We don't have a striker and we have tired players, it's as simple as that. We did very, very well. If we score before our opponent, I think we have a chance because we are well organised. But when they score before us and drop back it's very, very difficult for us.

"A defeat is a defeat, but the good thing is, in the last seconds the players were still fighting for a result and that for me is a very important thing."

On Lo Celso's challenge: "I didn't watch it. I didn't watch on TV and in the game. I don't know."

On returning to Stamford Bridge: "I didn't feel anything, honest. I was focused on the game, I didn't feel anything. No problem."

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard speaking to BT Sport about the Lo Celso tackle:

"It is not good enough, that is two VARs in two games, it is hard to shout about it when you have lost but today everybody saw that. It is a red.

"I hate to call for red cards but that is a leg breaker. I am not saying about referees on the spot, VAR is here to clear things up and it is not good enough."

Just reward for an excellent season. Came on a free from Coventry...

Only Wolves (18) have won more points from losing positions in the Premier League this season than Sheffield United (13). Meanwhile, Brighton have lost 14 points from winning positions so far this term, more than they had in either of their previous campaigns in the competition (13 in both 2017-18 and 2018-19).

Chelsea

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Chelsea goalscorer Olivier Giroud: "It was a very important game for us today. I want to talk about the team spirit. We've shown great character today. We knew it was maybe a kind of turning point. We lost a bit of confidence. It was nice to bounce back and get this win, a hard win against a rival, so I feel relieved today.

"I was lucky the ball came back after hitting the post and I tried to finish. It was a good feeling for me, a good moment and I'm so happy for the team to win today. It's been three months I didn't start, it's been a special day for me and all of us.

"Tottenham is obviously a rival for the Champions League race, so we are pleased to put them four points behind us. This is the start of a good run, I hope, now we need to focus on the Champions League. This game would be nice for the confidence and for the changing room."

Brighton have won one of their last nine league games against Sheffield United (D2 L6), a 2-1 victory at Bramall Lane in January 2005 thanks to a 90th minute winner from Leon Knight.

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Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

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It is not a great day to be at the very top of a football stand. That view of Burnley may look cracking, especially if you're a fan of Lowry. But the wind is swirling in over the top of the shorter stand.

Could make things very interesting down on the pitch, especially for the two goalkeepers. It's the kind of day that used to produce some of Danny Baker's finest own goals and gaffes.

Chelsea

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Cesar Azpilicueta has spoken about Lo Celso's challenge: "I'm not a player that likes to be on the floor because I'm tough but it was not my fault because it was a clear stamp on my shin, I felt it straight away.

"I was surprised it was not a red card, not even a yellow card. Obviously everybody makes mistakes but when you have a lot of replays it could be easier."

On the performance: "We showed great team spirit We are a squad and we need to be ready for every game. When you don't play it's difficult, everybody wants to help the team but everybody keeps training hard and fighting to be in the team. That competition is what gives everyone in the team that extra percent."

If England were playing next week who would be up front?

There are so many injuries at the moment that Ings must be in contention.

Kieron Dyer
Former England and Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

When Southampton lost 9-0 to Leicester I thought there was no way back for Ralph Hasenhuttl and no way back for Southampton, so all credit to them.

Danny Ings has been a revelation. Goals win you games and he has provided the goals.