Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

He's clearly offside - Sadio Mane goes half a yard too early. Huge roars but of all the times when the linesman should raise his flag a little bit earlier, today is the day. You can't have the fans celebrate like that!

Harry Kane finds Son Heung-min, that old classic combo, but the South Korean's shot is palmed away by Tim Krul.

Son needs one goal for a share of the Golden Boot.

At the same time as Sadio Mane's disallowed goal for Liverpool, Rodri smashes one over the bar!

Sadio Mane has scored, Liverpool fans are celebrating and they think they're top of the table.

But the flag is up! He's offside!

Everybody calm down.

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Joao Pedro's cross from the right is straight into the arms of Edouard Mendy.

There hasn't been a great deal to choose between the two teams since the restart.

City have started the second half much better than the first. It's pulled back from the left but Lucas Digne makes a crucial sliding block. Gabriel Jesus is then inches from poking it in at the back post as the cross comes in from the far side.

James Tarkowski is down after taking a clattering to the knee in a challenge with Bruno Guimaraes. Thankfully for the Clarets he doesn't stay down for long. Made of tough stuff the centre-back.

As things stand West Ham are down in seventh and Manchester United are back in the Europa League.

Danger for Villa... City come down the left. It's pulled back into the centre, only half-cleared and Kevin de Bruyne skies the rebound over the bar on the half-volley.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Emirates Stadium

It's fair to say Everton like a second-half revival. I can't tell you how many re-writes I've done while reporting on them this season.

But they have started well in this half, as Frank Lampard shouts "go, go, go, go" to his side as they press Arsenal.

Everton have won 15 points from losing positions this season, and only Liverpool, with 17 points, have more. They couldn't, could they?

Oooh. Big penalty appeal from Wolves.

Joao Moutinho curls in a free-kick from the left. Toti goes for it and is down in the box under a challenge from Joel Matip.

There's a quick VAR check... Nothing given.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Wout Weghorst, a 6ft 6in Netherlands striker, has only scored twice since his £12m move to Burnley from Wolfsburg in the January transfer window.

He is on at the break, replacing Connor Roberts, and has his chance to write his name into Burnley folklore if he's the hero this afternoon.

Big chance for Brentford!

The home side sweep forward and set up Bryan Mbuemo for an angled shot that he fires straight at Illan Meslier.

Enforced changes at Anfield. Liverpool's James Milner is on for the injured Thiago. John Ruddy is on in goal for the injured Jose Sa for Wolves.

United have a free-kick at the start of the second half, around 30 yards out, but Bruno Fernandes' measured curling strike over the wall is straight into the hands of Vicente Guaita.

Neal Maupay has a chance within a few seconds but his weak shot is a simple save. Brighton should create more with two front men now.

Edouard Mendy preserves Chelsea's slender lead with a superb save from Joao Pedro.

The Watford forward skips past a number of half-hearted Blues challenges before firing off a shot, but Mendy sticks out a strong arm to deny the Brazilian.

Burnley need some extra punch up front. Their solution is to send on Wout Weghorst for the second-half. He was brought here to score the goals to keep them up. Just one will do here.

Connor Roberts is off.

Pep Guardiola makes his first move. Oleksandr Zinchenko is on for Fernandinho.