Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

It's a massive win.

You look at the game in midweek and you have to follow up a big win with another big win - that's what top teams do.

Whether in the Champions League, the league or the cup competitions, they [big teams] continue to win. Sometimes it's not always pretty but they find a way.

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Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester United goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

My worry for Arsenal is the depth in the squad. How they got enough players if they get injured? They already got one injury to an important player - Gabriel Jesus, who they'd try to replace.

Can you replace a player who has done so well for the team? Mikel Arteta would be personally eager to bring the Premier League title home and get one over his mentor, Pep Guardiola. He's a very ambitious man.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Palace will probably feel they should have taken the brakes off earlier on.

Thiago Silva got on the end of everything and he was probably the best player on the park. They managed to keep the clean sheet. He was helped by Badiashile.

Chelsea probably deserved it. Graham Potter finally made a change that worked the way it should have worked.

Chris Sutton
BBC football expert

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I am looking forward to this game and it will be interesting enough just to watch the technical areas when Antonio Conte and Mikel Arteta are both out there.

I don't think Conte will appreciate Arteta's antics if he behaves like he did in Arsenal's draw with Newcastle, so that will be worth keeping an eye on.

On the pitch, it might be far less of a contest. Arsenal are a much better team, and for most of the season Tottenham's performances have just not been good enough.

Spurs might step things up here, of course, because it means so much to both sets of fans that they won't be able to just lie down - but I've had enough of saying they will turn the corner soon, and I'm sick of Conte's excuses when they play poorly. They don't deserve me to predict a positive result for them.

I think a lot of Tottenham fans are sick and tired of Conte's brand of football too - they are bland and unexciting, while Arsenal are the complete opposite, even with Gabriel Jesus out injured.

I can see the Gunners making a big statement on Sunday, on Tottenham's own patch.

Sutton's prediction: 0-3

The final whistle goes!

Alexander Isak's late goal sends Newcastle back up to third place in the Premier League.

They are six points behind leaders Arsenal, who play in today's next game...

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All over!

A much-needed win for Chelsea and Graham Potter as Kai Havertz's second-half goal is enough to take the three points.

It was a nervous end to the game but the hosts did enough.

Chelsea are having to withstand some late pressure here. Can they hold on?

Chris Wood gets an easy appearance bonus, he probably won't touch the ball, as he replaces Callum Wilson for Newcastle.

Apologies, apparently the delay was because Newcastle told the officials Fulham had 12 players on the pitch.

But that wasn't true. Weird.

A break in play as Jacob Murphy gets treatment. Fulham's bench aren't happy about this delay.

Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Newcastle just kept going and going, and knocking on the door.

The substitutes have been positive, Saint-Maximin and Isak coming on the pitch to try and win the match

You just sensed there that Fulham had just sat back and didn't get anywhere near the cross.

For the first time in a long time in the second half, the ball into the box was quality and they got bodies in the box.

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Alexander Isak has scored three goals in four Premier League games this season - but the other ones were all in August and September.

He also netted for Real Sociedad against Barcelona in La Liga in August.

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Fulham bring on Carlos Vinicius, Tom Cairney and Harry Wilson.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang looks to wrap this up but shoots straight at Vicente Guaita.

Just a couple of minutes to go.

Five minutes added on.

Crystal Palace have a free kick in a good position. Michael Olise sends it deep to the far post, but too deep and the ball sails over the heads of his team-mates and behind.

Good news for Crystal Palace fans, not so much for Chelsea supporters - there's six minutes of time added on.

Liam: Lewis Hall is 18, and from Chelsea's youth team. He's been more reliable, exciting and incisive than Cucurella, who cost over £60million. We need to stop our addiction to quick big buys and give young talent a chance.

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Chelsea make two changes with a couple of minutes to go as Kai Havertz and Hakim Ziyech are replaced by Cesar Azpilicueta and Mateo Kovacic.