Two big chances for Newcastle.

First Allan Saint-Maximin's ball across goal is let run by Bernd Leno and Callum Wilson keeps it in before forcing a save.

The loose ball is played back to Saint-Maximin, who fires a shot wide.

Since the start of last season, only Harry Kane (11) has scored more headed goals in the Premier League than Kai Havertz (six).

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Hall is getting a standing ovation. Chelsea fans love the young players who come through. He's actually been exceptional today. Hall and Reece James together could be sorted out for a decade, that whole area.

Joao Palhinha and Aleksandrar Mitrovic get in each other's way and a Fulham chance is lost.

Another impressive performance by 18-year-old Lewis Hall and he gets a standing ovation as he makes way for Kalidou Koulibaly.

Approaching the final 10 minutes, can Chelsea see this out?

Only 15 minutes to go. No real action since that penalty drama.

Newcastle keeper Nick Pope was booked at some stage in that mayhem.

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Does it count as a penalty miss actually? No idea.

That is the 11th penalty miss of Aleksandar Mitrovic's career. My favourite was in Oxford's 3-0 win over Newcastle...

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Super ball by Lewis Hall to pick out Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who takes a touch before his shot is charged down by Marc Guehi.

Chelsea give the ball away and Odsonne Edouard has the opportunity to run at the defence but then goes down too easily at the first hint of contact, referee waves play on.

Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

I think that's reckless.

Whether Decordova-Reid goes down too easy or not, that's not the point. It's the fact that there is a foul on him.

I thought the first one [on Andreas Pereira] there could have been a chance of a penalty, because there was a shirt pull.

But the second one had to be.

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Dejan Kulusevski returns from injury for Tottenham as Antonio Conte makes seven changes to the side that beat Portsmouth in the FA Cup last weekend, with Pape Sarr, Ryan Sessegnon, Son Heung-min and Harry Kane the only players to keep their spots.

Richarlison is also named on the Tottenham bench after suffering an injury with Brazil during the World Cup.

Spurs XI: Lloris, Romero, Dier, Lenglet, Doherty, Sessegnon, Sarr, Hojbjerg, Kulusevski, Son, Kane.

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Arsenal also make seven changes following their victory over Oxford United in the FA Cup, with only the front three of Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Eddie Nketiah, as well as defender Gabriel Magalhaes, remaining.

Arsenal XI: Ramsdale, White, Gabriel, Saliba, Zinchenko, Partey, Xhaka, Odegaard, Saka, Martinelli, Nketiah.

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Newcastle celebrate that reprieve by bringing on record signing Alex Isak for Joe Willock.

It's not a retake or anything because it was Aleksandar Mitrovic's mistake. Play restarts with Newcastle keeper Nick Pope.

Wow.

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Vicente Guaita is out bravely to deny Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang one-on-one. Guaita is caught making the save and the whistle blows for a Palace free kick.

What?!

Aleksandar Mitrovic slips as he takes the penalty and it hits his other foot before going in - so won't count.

All kind of mayhem as we wait for the penalty. Dan Burn and Nick Pope bring a second ball onto the pitch.

Patrick Vieira reacts to the Chelsea goal with a triple change.

On come Jean-Philippe Mateta, Odsonne Edouard and Will Hughes for Jordan Ayew, Eberechi Eze and Jeffrey Schlupp.

It is given!