Ben Matthews: Chelsea shockingly poor, midfield totally AWOL, can't keep ball more than two or three passes, second to everything and mostly resorting to hoofball. Lampard is clueless.

Benjamin: Remember when Klopp said Chelsea were title contenders? It's been a slippery slope from then

Sho: Chelsea absolutely atrocious that first half, they need Giroud on asap. Someone to hold the ball up for them

Big call to take Werner off. Probably the right one though. And we play on!

Two changes at the break for Chelsea in fact. Jorginho and Callum Hudson-Odoi are on for Mateo Kovacic and Timo Werner.

Here come the Chelsea lot. On the end of a Lampard blast punctuated with a few jokes?

Jorginho is coming on.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Dean Smith tells BBC Sport: "It was a tremendous performance. Going down to 10 men, I thought our counter-attacking looked scary at times.

"We have got away with Emi [Martinez] making a very good save at the start then we broke and scored a good first goal. I thought we defended very well and got the balance right between defence and attack. Our defence was excellent, our goalkeeper was excellent and to a man we were very good.

"I said to the players at half time 'there's no-one I want other than Ollie Watkins to play on his own up front with 10 men'. He was superb. He gave central defenders problems, his movement was really good and there's more to come from him. He has hit the post and the bar and done everything but score and the lads are really pleased with him."

On the sending off of Tyrone Mings, who was booked twice in quick succession in the first half, Smith added: "I thought the first yellow was pathetic. Tyrone is stopping himself getting attacked and gets a yellow - it was two very soft yellow cards."

Southampton

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl: “I think we had bigger chances than the opponent and scored two (disallowed) goals – the second one was fantastic play, so a little bit unlucky.

“We had a big chance in the first half after the free-kick from Prowsey [James Ward-Prowse], when Che [Adams] had a big chance to score.“I saw one handball in the box that I think can be a penalty, but in the end to take a point here is not so bad. It’s tough here – the pitch is tight, they put on a lot of pressure and if you concede a goal you have nearly no chance to come back, so the clean sheet was the most important thing today.“You could always see that the opponent was dangerous but we defended well, especially around the box. There were some defending scenes I remember when we had to come behind the ball to block shots, especially in overtime when Jack [Stephens] blocked a shot that was important.“After the changes we had in the team, it was important that the new players coming in showed up immediately, so that was good. I’m happy for the point for the guys."

That little Swiss beauty was Arsenal's first goal from a direct free-kick against Chelsea in the Premier League since Thierry Henry in December 2004.

Was that one he took quickly?

Image source, Getty Images

Fulham

Fulham assistant boss Stuart Gray: “We’re a little disappointed. You can tell by their reaction that they were happy to get the point. We got into some very good areas. The final ball let us down at times but that’s now four games unbeaten in the Premier League which is very difficult to do.

“We’re playing against a very good side today in what they do. The pressure and closure they bring, we worked on it all week, we knew five or six would come to close down.

"Credit to our boys for being brave on the ball and we worked the ball into good areas. The final piece of the jigsaw is to put the ball in the net. I’m a glass-half-full guy, and four games unbeaten compared to the start of the season says we’re going in the right direction.

"The work rate they put in has been outstanding. We did a meeting at half-time through a computer, he [Scott Parker] was making the decisions with subs and strategy, but credit to the lads who knew their game plan. They’re seeing it more as two points lost.”

Southampton

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl tells BBC Sport: "We're not unhappy with a point. At times we had the bigger chances, we had two goals disallowed, quite close for offside, but in the end to take a point, we take it.

"A clean sheet after the three changes and it was important for our defence to show our stability again - Oriol [Romeu], Jannik [Vestergaard] and Ingsy [Danny Ings] are the centre of our game.

"Fulham are aggressive, good organised, it's a very tight pitch, a bit smaller than a normal pitch but we did a good job with good game management. Maybe the final decision was not always there but I can live with this.

"Every point we take is important for us. We're not looking at the Champions League, we're looking for taking points and every point we get is good for us."

As we all try and take in that Granit Xhaka goal here's some reaction from the 3pm matches...

Dennis Ethan: Wow What a Goal by Xhaka. Top drawer free kick 2-0 to the ARSENAL

Aviation Fan: Well Xhaka has just shut us all up. What a hit. His excellent defence splitting pass in the build-up for the penalty as well by the way.

Huge half for Arsenal.

Chelsea all over the shop...

Half a sighter for Timo Werner and he takes it like a man short on confidence. The ball comes to him on the left of the area, he works it on to his right foot and flashes it well wide.

Very scrappy out there at the moment. Mikel Arteta loudly applauds as Arsenal stop Mateo Kovacic from playing his way out of midfield.

Arsenal have scored their first penalty against Chelsea in the Premier League since May 2007 (Gilberto Silva).

You can add him to the list of players they have never replaced.

What can Chelsea do to react then? Timo Werner wastes a good counter by slamming a pass into Tammy Abraham's heels. No chance of controlling that one.