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Chance for Timo Werner and Chelsea as he loses two men on the edge of the box but then his shot is saved by Jose Sa.

Good chance for Brentford as Rico Henry pops in a cross which is scuffed wide at the back post by Mathias Jensen.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was all about Buendia's quality; he had too much room behind the Burnley midfield. Ings makes the run off Collins, then he showed calmness to slot home.

Burnley have to react.

A bright start by Crystal Palace and they go close to opening the scoring but Marc Guehi heads over.

Corner to Southampton. We all know who's taking it but it's not one of James Ward-Prowse's best and David Raya catches.

Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger sweeps up at the back to stop Wolves taking advantage of the gaps. Where will Rudiger be next year I wonder.

Saints full-back Romain Perraud surges into the box and shoots into the side-netting from a tight angle. Three team-mates in the centre ask why he didn't pass.

Burnley win their first corner of the game. Emi Martinez can't quite reach the in-swinger but it goes all the way through and behind for a goal kick.

Laaaaaate flag. Armando Broja closes the Brentford keeper down and gets the ball from Ibrahima Diallo. Broja crosses for Stuart Armstrong, whose shot is saved. Then it turns out he was offside.

Balloons popped, we are finally up and running.

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It is taking a little while longer to get under way at Selhurst Park thanks to an abundance of blue and red balloons on the pitch.

As soon as some are popped, more are blown onto the grass.

Danny Ings clips an effort wide of the far post. He may have been trying to find Ollie Watkins but either way it is behind for a goal kick.

Mads Bech Sorensen hurls a long throw in for Brentford but Yoane Wissa's header into the box bounces to the away keeper.

Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger slices a long clearance straight into touch.

We're under way in this afternoon's top flight action.

The players are heading out onto the pitch in four grounds across the country in the Premier League.

It is almost time for kick off.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

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Turf Moor is one of the great traditional grounds of English football and oozes character.

It's another sell-out for the penultimate home game of the season and another raucous atmosphere is building.

They have just got a young Clarets fan to read out the Burnley team news over the speakers.

Take a bow, Oscar.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel, speaking to Sky Sports: "Not relieved but it gives us an outlook if terms are agreed and hopefully the process will be streamlined and go forward as soon as possible. Good news."

On if he has met the prospective owners: "Not yet, I was not involved so far, this will maybe happen soon.

"We look exactly for a response from all of us, not only the players, we do this together. It is not extra motivation, we just reminded ourselves what it takes to win football matches."

Chris Wise
Final Score at Selhurst Park

Roy Hodgson CBE has been at the Palace once this week already, but this has a very different feel to it.

He’ll get a great reception when he makes that familiar walk along the Selhurst Park sideline just before 3pm, but it’s very possible that Watford will be relegated by the time he’s heading back towards those dressing rooms at 5pm.

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