They're so much better now but I'm not sure that was true a few months ago...

Chelsea

Chelsea forward Kai Havertz: "We're very pleased. The result is very good for us. We needed these goals and the clean sheet. It was difficult, especially in the first half. It was important that we scored early in the second half.

"We switched our formation a little bit [at half-time] - I think that helped us. Reece’s goal was brilliant and it helped us a lot. We’re pleased about these four goals.

"The confidence is there. I think after the loss in the Carabao Cup final it was a little bit hard to come back, but we showed great character in the FA Cup.

"The first six months of the year were hard, especially the winter when we had a lot of injuries. We’re on a good run again and we want to keep that going."

On scoring twice: "It’s always very difficult when you don’t score, but these goals help. Sometimes you have to wait a bit to get them. I always want more and more.

On Reece James: "He’s a special player for us, a very important player for us. He’s a full-back, but he also scores. He’s a great character and a very good player."

Chelsea’s win over Burnley was the biggest by an away team in a Premier League match that was goalless at half-time since Tottenham won 4-0 at Aston Villa in December 2012.

The last time they won a Premier League away match by at least four goals was on 28 October 2018 - also at Burnley.

January 2015 was the last time they scored four goals in a half of Premier League away football - in the first half at Swansea.

And those are your stats.

Patrick Vieira greets the full-time whistle with a punch in the air. Job done.

Boos as the final whistle goes.

Norwich remain rooted at the bottom of the Premier League table but Brentford are now six points above the drop zone.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea weathered a storm from Burnley who created chances and gave them problems.

Once Burnley did not take those chances you always felt that with the quality Chelsea have they were always going to create their own.

Very disappointing in the end for Burnley but a quality performance from Chelsea.

Still playing at Molineux but many Wolves fans are already on their way home. A disappointing performance by the home side.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield

Declan Rice has been ruled out of today's game with a non-Covid illness.

That will come as a relief to West Ham, who visit Sevilla for the first leg of their Europa League last-16 tie on Thursday.

Eight matches unbeaten. Newcastle's relegation worries are fading fast.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a big week for Brentford. They have dealt with Norwich and Burnley are up next.

It's so tight but you have got to fear for the bottom three at this moment in time.

You would think Brentford will stay up if they beat Burnley.

Deep into four minutes of stoppage time. Neal Maupay has a shot blocked inside the box. This is not for the faint-hearted.

It's Steven Gerrard's biggest win as a Premier League manager to date.

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It's all over. A very impressive second half from Chelsea after a poor first one.

A really professional performance by Palace. They're going to finish the day in the top 10.

Leon Bailey's shot from a tight angle just sails across the box.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live

The Newcastle fans are desperately trying to get their team over the line here.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's so comfortable for Chelsea. The goals came in quick succession at the start of the second half. Burnley seemed to fall away after the first goal.

Kai Havertz has led the line well, he's got in some good positions, but it has been keep ball for the last 20 minutes for Chelsea.

When was the last time Newcastle won three Premier League home games in a row? Two minutes plus stoppages left.