Leeds United

Leeds goalscorer Jack Harrison: "It's huge for us, I said before the game every game matters. To come away from this is a massive result for us.

"Everybody has seen the table, it's really close. Against these teams, every point matters, to come away with three is massive for us.

"We were able to score two goals, it definitely could have been more.

"[Javi Gracia's] come in and given us a fresh breath of air. Tactically we're more organised in a different way. He's detail-orientated. It's really important for us to get as many points as we can.

"It's always the beauty of the Premier League, anybody can beat anybody at any given point."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton forward Julio Enciso, speaking via team-mate Alexis Mac Allister as his translator: "I'm very happy and really grateful for all people who supported me in the last moments."

On his first Brighton goal tonight: "I was very nervous, but the good thing is it was a goal."

On facing top four rivals Spurs on Saturday: "We all know how important Saturday's game is, so we will try our best to win it. We are dreaming of playing in Europe."

Chelsea v Liverpool is only the third ever fixture between two English top-flight sides to finish goalless four times consecutively, after Everton against Liverpool (1974-1975) and Arsenal against QPR (1992-1994).

Leeds United

Leeds goalscorer Luis Sinisterra: "We knew this was a very important game for us. I am happy because we work hard for it. To get this three points is massive for us.

"Unfortunately they scored first, but we continued working hard. It was nice that we get the equaliser early on, and then I score. It was a really good feeling for me and the team.

"It's a good moment I have to work hard for. This is the prize. I'm really happy for the team, for me, and I will keep working for more.

"We knew this was a rival team. We are playing to get points, to finish on top as much as we can. This was a massive three points for us."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton midfielder Alexis Mac Allister on Evan Ferguson: "Evan is an amazing player. He was not having his best evening, but he showed his quality. We are really happy for him, we know how important he is."

On their season so far: "The club is improving in every aspect, we have an FA Cup semi final and an important game on Saturday. We go game by game."

Anon: My biggest disappointment this year, from Liverpool, is from the false hope fading away from the Man United result. Really thought that was the spark, alas.

Jake: The quality of this Chelsea Liverpool game is absolutely horrific. Would never have guessed these were two teams challenging at the top less than a year ago.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think it puts pressure on Steve Cooper and [West Ham boss] David Moyes. I can't see Forest getting rid of Steve Cooper, I really can't.

What he's done for that club is ridiculous and if he can keep them up - he's got to get manager of the season for what he's done with them. I can't see them getting rid of him. He needs to stay and I think they'll stay up, I really do.

It's all over in this mid-table clash.

It's the fourth goalless draw in a row between these teams.

Enzo Fernandez, just named Gary Neville's man of the match on Sky, slams a shot over from 25 yards.

He's not a goalscorer. None of Chelsea's players are though, a cynic might say.

I said James Milner's throw-in hitting Cody Gakpo's backside summed up Liverpool's game. Now Jordan Henderson's cross hits Joe Gomez, who is offside.

Halfway through the five added on. Liverpool on the ball. Now Chelsea are. Now Liverpool are again. And Chelsea again. Now there's a foul.

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Good block by Andy Robertson to stop Reece James' cross but it loops into the air, worryingly towards goal, but Alisson catches.

Five more minutes for neither team to score.

James Milner takes a quick throw-in with Reece James out of position but it hits Cody Gakpo's backside. Textbook this-game moment.

Almost a lovely passing move from Chelsea but Conor Gallagher can't find Mateo Kovacic. Well he could have but he didn't.

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Raheem Sterling is offside as he runs onto Reece James' ball down the right.

Chelsea bring on ex-Liverpool man Raheem Sterling for Joao Felix.

Leicester (eight) have picked up the fewest Premier League points since the World Cup.

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Mateo Kovacic puts in what would have been a dangerous cross had somebody been in the middle.

Six to go.

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