Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on Final Score

Lovely strike from Marcos Alonso - we know the capabilities he has going forward, the intent that he has with the ball.

It's nothing without the ball from Mason Mount though and him being non-selfish in that area.

Leeds get another right-wing corner and it's again taken by Stuart Dallas. Luke Ayling gets his head to it, but, off balance, can only send it wide of the post. Chance.

James Ward-Prowse whips a dangerous free-kick in from the left as Southampton look to respond but it bounces straight through the six-yard area without a touch and out for a goal kick.

Alexandre Lacazette tries to turn away from Lewis Dunk but he's supported by Yves Bissouma.

Leeds captain Liam Cooper plays a long pass forward and it is superbly brought down by Raphinha, who wins a corner.

But the set-piece comes to nothing as Stuart Dallas provides the outswinger but Luke Ayling gets his volley horrible wrong, with it ending up back at the feet of Dallas.

Raphinha then heads at goal with Ben Foster hanging on to the ball, although the effort was going wide anyway.

Again! Timo Werner thumps a header against the underside of the crossbar! He's just hit the post too...

Lovely ball in from Ruben Loftus-Cheek on the right.

Oof. Gabriel Martinelli isn't too far away from the corner but Robert Sanchez gets enough on it to punch it away.

Gabriel Martinelli wins a corner on the left after a nice move from Arsenal, exploiting the space in the middle to switch it across.

The Armstrong combo.

Stuart Armstrong goes for a mazy run through the middle. His pass through is deflected to Adam Armstrong but his shot is blocked from inside the box.

Watford get in a good position down the right flank with Kiko Femenia crossing from the touchline but it is excellent defending from Leeds' Diego Llorente at the near post as his diving header clears the danger.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Huge game for both sides. Relegation is up for grabs; they are both in the battle.

Antonio Rudiger thumps it out for a corner from way out as he struggles to keep a pass in play near the touchline.

Chelsea manage to clear it and break down the right. Timo Werner cuts into the box and smacks it against the post!

Kai Havertz then fires one over. Big chance.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on Final Score

If Brighton had not had that decent start, what would we be saying about Graham Potter now and what type of pressure would he be under? We've been talking about this great up and coming English manager but they are probably only just about safe.

Winning three games in 25... Nowhere near good enough.

Lewis Dunk is put under pressure immediately by Alexandre Lacazette but manages to poke it back to Robert Sanchez safely.

Getting under way in all three games. Will Arsenal be in the top four by the end of the day? Can Watford climb above Burnley?

Southampton have one win from their last 12 Premier League games with Chelsea (drew three, lost eight).

Chelsea are unbeaten in eight trips to St Mary's and have lost just once there in 13 Premier League visits (won nine, drew three).

Ralph Hasenhuttl has one win from his six league meetings with Thomas Tuchel (drew one, lost four), a 1-0 Bundesliga victory for RB Leipzig against Borussia Dortmund in September 2016.

Ex-Leeds full-back Ian Harte is hoping his old side do the business today.

Everton

Everton manager Frank Lampard, speaking to BT Sport: "I'm very proud. Pressure times. The reality of the situation. At Goodison we have been good. We are getting clean sheets at home.

"When we come together with fans and players we are hard to beat here.

"It starts with us. The crowd were great but they could switch off if they see people not working. When you are not at your best you have to fight through it. You might give a ball away but the only way to get that back is to fly in and make a tackle.

"Beautiful football can come later on. I have ambitions for this club to stay up, play well, but in the position we are in, fighting comes first and foremost.

"We have missed Delph. It goes unnoticed. If we have one or two defensive midfielders out it's tough for us as we don't have that there. He gave us a sense of calm. He was great today.

"It's one win. We should have got a result in the week but didn't. You have to keep going. It's not easy when you wake up the next morning after Burnley. My job first and foremost is to lift everyone. They are a good bunch these players."