Summary

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  • FT: Norwich 1-3 Chelsea - first game since Abramovich sanctioned

  • Chalobah and Mount put Blues in control, Pukki pulls one back from spot, but Havertz extends lead again

  • FT: Leeds 0-3 Aston Villa - Coutinho opens scoring before Cash and Chambers deepen Leeds' gloom

  • FT: Wolves 4-0 Watford - Jimenez with opener before a Cucho own goal, Podence & Neves

  • FT: Southampton 1-2 Newcastle - Armstrong gives hosts advantage, Wood levels and Guimaraes scores stunning winner

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Live Reporting

Emma Sanders and Gary Rose

  1. Norwich 0-0 Chelsea

    Michael Brown
    Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

    It's been a good start for Chelsea. This will give them confidence. Fair play to Chelsea.

  2. Wolves 0-0 Watford

    Lots of nice, quick passing from Wolves in these early stages. They get down the left through Rayan Ait Nouri, who crosses for Raul Jimenez but Watford's defence heads away.

  3. Norwich 0-0 Chelsea

    Bright start from Chelsea, who certainly don't look flustered. Kai Havertz flicks it to the left and Saul wins a corner off Max Aarons.

  4. Southampton 0-0 Newcastle United

    Joe Willock chases a rolling ball down the middle and Fraser Forster is a little hesitant to come out. He ends up having to slide to reach it as Willock was threatening to get there!

  5. KICK-OFF

    Kicking off in the three 7.30pm games. Where is the first goal coming from?

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    Richard Lindle: I think it shows you just how bad our season is (I'm an Evertonian) when I'm wanting Chelsea, Wolves, Southampton and Aston Villa all to win tonight.

  7. Head-to-head stats

    Southampton v Newcastle United (19.30 GMT)

    Newcastle lost 2-0 away to Southampton last season but that is their only defeat in the past nine meetings.

    Southampton are aiming to win back-to-back home games against Newcastle for the first time since 2016.

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    Steve in Milan: I think non Chelsea fans should hold back with their gloating and hope they are able to see the season out otherwise the status of the league and positions will become a mess. Some clubs should also be concerned about new focus on their owners.

  9. Boly's back

    Wolves v Watford (19:30 GMT)

    Simon Stone
    BBC Sport at Molineux

    Wily Boly was a central figure in Nuno Espirito Santo's Wolves, it is staggering to think the Ivory Coast defender has not featured in a single Premier League match under Bruno Lage.

    Maximilian Kilman has been a stand-out performer this season, so it shows what faith Lage has in Boly that he has left the young England hopeful out of his starting line-up

  10. Struggles of scoring at home

    Norwich v Chelsea (19:30 GMT)

    Norwich City

    On paper, it's a big ask for Norwich.

    They have lost five consecutive matches in all competitions and have only scored nine goals at home in the Premier League this season.

    That's the fewest number of home goals in the league and Teemu Pukki has scored five of them.

    To make matters worse, Chelsea have kept eight clean sheets away from home this season - a league high.

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  11. Head-to-head stats

    Wolves v Watford (19.30 GMT)

    Wolves won 2-0 in the reverse fixture in September and are aiming for a first Premier League double over Watford.

    Watford have won just three of their 20 away league games against Wolves (D11, L6).

  12. Sponsor remains on shirts

    Norwich v Chelsea (19:30 GMT)

    Chelsea

    Chelsea are wearing the Three sponsor on their shirts. The players have just arrived in the tunnel ready to walk out at Carrow Road.

  13. 'We don't know how much money is in their bank account'

    Norwich v Chelsea (19:30 GMT)

    BBC Radio 5 Live

    Football finance expert Kieran Maguire speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "Chelsea have already received the vast amount of money they would expect to generate through the course of a season. Season-ticket holders have paid their money in advance, as have the sponsors, as have the kit manufacturers. Also most of the broadcast money has already been transferred across.

    "Under the terms of the government licence, that money is not being prevented from going to Chelsea.

    "Those are the positives. The challenges are that Chelsea's wage bill is around about £28m a month. We don't know how much money there is in Chelsea's bank account. Historically, Roman Abramovich has always underwritten those months where Chelsea have been unable to afford the wage bill themselves. That is a significant unknown."

  14. Relaxed Chelsea preparations

    Norwich v Chelsea (19:30 GMT)

    Chelsea players seemed relaxed before kick-off, warming up in their usual kit, while manager Thomas Tuchel caught up with referee Martin Atkinson and Norwich City boss Dean Smith beforehand.

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    Chelsea are also in action in the Women's Super League tonight as they take on West Ham at 19:45 GMT.

    Their fans are starting to get in place.

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  15. Fourth time lucky?

    Leeds United v Aston Villa (19.45 GMT)

    Aston Villa

    Philippe Coutinho has been directly involved in six goals in four home appearances for Villa, but he has failed to score or assist in any of his three away games.

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  16. Head-to-head stats

    Norwich v Chelsea (19:30 GMT)

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    Norwich City are winless in 18 meetings with Chelsea in all competitions since a 3-0 Premier League victory at Carrow Road in December 1994.

    Chelsea are unbeaten in 13 league matches against Norwich, winning the last five - including by 7-0 last October.

    Mason Mount has scored in each of his last three league appearances against Norwich, amassing five goals in those games.

  17. Norwich v Chelsea (19:30 GMT)

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  18. 'A more relaxed demeanour'

    Southampton v Newcastle (19:30 GMT)

    Chris Wise
    BBC Radio 5 live at St Mary's

    A Newcastle win tonight would take them within two points of Crystal Palace, Leicester, Brighton, and possibly Aston Villa too.

    I’ve just been speaking to Eddie Howe down in the tunnel at St Mary’s. Clearly he’s very focused, but he was certainly carrying a more relaxed demeanour than we’d have seen had these two met back in early January, as was originally scheduled.

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    We need urgent clarification on how Chelsea will operate going forward. Can't see why Chelsea fans are being punished for a war in Ukraine which Isn't our fault. After all this is over Abramovich will still be very rich but where will Chelsea be?

    Mick, Hampshire

    Been a Chelsea fan since I was 11, never thought I'd see the day when the club I've loved as a boy might cease to exist. If this is to be our last hurrah then let's go out in a blaze of glory and win all our league matches and win the FA Cup and Champions League.

    Ari, Bournemouth

  20. BBC Radio 5 Live

    There are two Premier League commentaries to follow on BBC radio tonight, with Norwich v Chelsea on 5 Live and Wolves v Watford on 5 Live Sports Extra.

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