Leeds United

Leeds United's Jack Harrison speaking to Sky Sports: "They defended really well and made it difficult for us to play our usual game.

"They had a very compact defence and we struggled to break them down. Our style is attacking and creating chances but we struggled to do that today. We have to review it and get ready for next week.

"I always had the feeling something would come but unfortunately it didn't for us. I don't think we deserved the defeat today but sometimes you have to make the most of these games and we didn't."

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Not been in touch yet then Frank?

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking to Amazon Prime: "It was a really good three points for us. Not our best performance but another resilient one.

"I thought we defended really well today. Against Burnley you have to defend crosses well and I felt we did that. I was a bit disappointed we didn't play better. In saying that we had a couple of opportunities to get a second.

"We would like to strengthen if we can but the most important thing is we win the games. If we think there are players out there who can help us get wins then we are interested. Who knows.

"I'd like some pace and someone who can run in behind. Michail gives us that but if we don't have him through injury we would like that type of striker.

"Avoiding relegation last year will always go down as one of the biggest things I've done because we were in a really difficult position. West Ham is a club with incredible potential and I don't think it is anywhere near it. We want to change the way people look at us but that takes time. We are certainly not settling for what we are doing now. The boys know our plans and are well on board."

On rumoured transfer interest in Declan Rice: "We have had no contact regarding Declan. He is doing great for us. He is a big leader. He is turning out to be a really good player and also a really good boy as well to have around the club."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton defender Ben White speaking to PLP: "Last year was so special for me [while playing at Leeds]. To come back today was absolutely amazing. We're down there in the league so every point matters. It's been a positive week for us so to get the three points today was amazing.

"Leeds are always running. They don't stop. The way they play is amazing to watch but the boys dug deep and ran as much as they did. They did well.

"I don't really remember the goal to be fair - it was a bit of a tap-in in the end but any goal that helps us win games is a good one.

"We had to stay positive and not let them score. It's the Premier League so every game is tough. We have to pick up points when we can. We need to push on now and get some more points to push up the league."

Football Focus

Football Focus ran some half-term awards earlier on today and there could be only one winner for this category.

Ademola Lookman, look away now.

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Well if he is going to, it will be from the bench. He's sub today along with fellow German Kai Havertz.

That new stand is coming on a treat. Let's hope actual real life fans will be in it soonish.

West Ham United

West Ham goal scorer Michail Antonio: "We managed the game very well, we know Burnley are a very strong side.

"We'll take the three points and move on.

"In games that we are not playing well we're winning, it's important to just keep playing well.

"As the number nine I'm expected to score goals and now I'm back I expect it."

It's got very dark, very quickly in west London. As the sides finalise their warm-ups for this derby of a sort, here's some reaction from the two 3pm matches...

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Fulham have drawn their past five league games, which shows their improvement even if they are still not winning games. They have made themselves far more difficult to beat, and are a lot harder to play against.

Chelsea have hit a bit of a sticky patch in the league so last weekend's FA Cup win over Morecambe will have given them a bit of a lift.

I'm expecting them to win at Craven Cottage too. I think part of the problem for the Blues was a lack of confidence - a bit like Arsenal when they were on that bad run before Christmas - but lack of ability is not the issue for Frank Lampard's side.

Prediction: 0-2

Lawro's full predictions v You Me At Six drummer Dan Flint

Thanks as ever guys. Still five more hours of Premier League antics to come.

Can Fulham ruin Big Sam's evening?

Our work is done. The one and only Tom Rostance is here to take you through today's final two matches.

Fulham v Chelsea (17:30 GMT)

Leicester City v Southampton (20:00 GMT)

All yours, Rosto.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton striker Neal Maupay speaking to Sky Sports: "It's a big, big moment for us. A much needed win. We have had some tough weeks and Leeds are a hard team to play.

"The plan was to try and keep the ball and effect them in behind as they are really good at pressing the ball. Everything worked well, we defended together and attacked well. It's a good game for us."

On what it can do for Brighton's season: "It's three points. It's a huge [result] for us, we have quality but we need to push on and get more wins."

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on Final Score

Antonio is a difference maker. Someone in the penalty area in the right place at the right time - the sort of player Burnley miss.

Credit to West Ham, they defended well to keep a clean sheet too. David Moyes will be over the moon.

Bob Moss: Leeds, one word, awful. It's like they couldn't be bothered today. Also curious decision to self sabotage with the pitch.

Matt Andrews: Putting it out there. Bielsa is overrated

This is how it looks down the bottom following those two results. A big three points for Brighton which sees them move five points clear of the relegation zone.

Burnley drop down into 17th place but are still four points clear. Getting a bit squeaky though...

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

When Brighton went ahead they never looked like conceding and the manager changed the tactics beautifully.

Leeds didn't have a shot worthy of the name until the 62nd minute.

An outstanding performance from Brighton.

"It's a big, big one for us. A much-needed win", Brighton's Neal Maupay tells Sky Sports.

All over and West Ham hold on for a win that moves them up to eighth, three points off the top four.

Burnley, meanwhile, drop to 17th. They could be just one point above the relegation zone if Fulham pick up three points against Chelsea later.

Big win for Brighton. Huge roar from them as the whistle goes. Graham Potter thanks Marcelo Bielsa then turns back to his coaching staff and fist pumps.