Chelsea will stay fourth no matter what happens this weekend now - they're four points above Manchester United and five clear or Tottenham and Sheffield United.

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Forget the top two but it's interesting after that...

How important will that point be for Bournemouth? They're two above the drop zone, but Aston Villa have a game in hand.

What a big win that is for the Hammers. Moving on up.

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And it's all over at the Vitality Stadium.

Marcos Alonso rescues a point for Chelsea.

Massive! A first win for West Ham since New Year's Day and they're out of the bottom three.

That's it.

Entertaining for a goalless draw, to be fair.

Newcastle break with a two-on-one, but Jonjo Shelvey's pass is undercooked and Burnley get defenders back to cover. Seconds left...

West Ham were in the relegation zone before kick-off and they're bringing on Felipe Anderson in stoppage-time.

Have a good look around fellas, every one of you.

Into stoppage time, and it's almost a hat-trick for Marcos Alonso!

Looks like he's pretty much playing as a centre forward now. Alonso peels off the defender and heads back across goal, but it's wide of the far post.

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Newcastle 0-0 Burnley

That wind is causing all sorts of problems.

Lots of pushing and shoving in the Newcastle box as the ball swirls around from a corner... quick VAR check, just another corner.

Sam Kier: So Chelsea dominate majority of game, go behind after 10 frantic minutes, Lampard makes changes to shape and players and Chelsea dominate again... if they score a winner, is he a genius again? Can't keep up.

Newcastle are throwing everything at the visitors now.

Miguel Almiron breezes down the right, but Charlie Taylor just gets a toe in to stop the forward as he shapes to shoot.

Unlucky Danny Ings, who must be getting another England cap soon? First he dances through two tackles and sees a shot blocked and then he curls narrowly wide via a deflection.

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Ryan Fraser switches off and the keeper's doing it on his own, but Marcos Alonso is on the front foot all the time. He's a world-class full-back.

Safe hands from Bournemouth stopper Aaron Ramsdale, keeping Mason Mount's low drive out and pushing it clear of danger. About five minutes plus added time to go.

Fizzing effort from distance from Matt Ritchie, but there's too much swerve and his left-footed drive sails just beyond the far corner. That would have been a screamer.

Stuart Eccles: When did football become so polarised? Managers seem to be heroes on week then villains the next. Lampard has had a transfer ban and picked up a lop sided squad yet still sits 4th. Is there room for perspective anymore

D Galla: Wow, the moaning from these Chelsea fans! You're in 4th place, it's his 1st season and you couldn't buy any players in the summer.

Those front three have been excellent today for sure. Jarrod Bowen gets a standing ovation as he comes off for Robert Snodgrass.