Armchair fan: The naivety from Burnley in this game has been unbelievable.

Karen F: 63 minutes and the stands are emptying at Turf Moor, the earliest I’ve EVER walked out of a football match. So, so poor Burnley

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Just the three goals for Son Heung-min today, who gets a massive bear hug from boss Ange Postecoglou and the rest of the day off.

On comes Richarlison, looking to exploit Burnley's generous defence.

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Chelsea forward Nicolas Jackson runs through on goal and tumbles over rather easily, as Forest keeper Matt Turner comes out to block off his route to goal.

The offside flag is up mind and with Jackson already on a booking, it has may have spared the referee a decision over a possible second yellow card.

Julian Alvarez is found behind the Fulham defence and just as he is about to shoot he is taken down by Issa Diop.

The ref takes a look and then points to the spot.

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Former Brighton striker on Final Score

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Vincent Kompany looks shellshocked and in some ways his side have played well today.

Again it's the balance of going forward and high pressing, but when you are playing against this Spurs side littered with talent Maddison, Son, Solomon, you need to be more compact.

The step up between the Championship and Premier League is showing.

You can give chances like that away in the second tier, in the top flight you can't, Spurs have punished them today.

Three switches from Brighton's 3-1 defeat by West Ham.

Joao Pedro, Joel Veltman and Jan Paul van Hecke take the place of James Milner, Adam Webster and Danny Welbeck - who misses out with a muscle injury.

Brighton: Verbruggen, Veltman, Van Hecke, Dunk, Estupinan, Gross, Gilmour, March, Ferguson, Mitoma, Pedro. Subs: Igor, Dahoud, Milner, Lallana, Steele, Adingra, Lamptey, Webster, Buonanotte.

Newcastle United make just one enforced change from the side who lost 2-1 to Liverpool.

Sven Botman misses out through injury, with Matt Targett taking his place - and Dan Burn going into the centre.

Joelinton, who was also an injury doubt, does start - and new signing Lewis Hall is on the bench.

Newcastle: Pope, Trippier, Schar, Burn, Targett, Tonali, Guimaraes, Joelinton, Almiron, Isak, Gordon. Subs: Dubravka, Lascelles, Wilson, Hall, Barnes, Livramento, Murphy, Anderson, Longstaff.

David Brooks came of Bournemouth to replace Antoine Semenyo to help the visitors get a better grip of this one but it is still pretty much end to end.

It's nearly 4-1!

Julian Alvarez is sent away into the box by Erling Haaland but his effort from a tight angle is deflected wide.

Jeremy Doku hasn't had the chance to his best in attack, but he's a proper battler. Not scared of working hard to win the ball back when it's lost.

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Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Ange ball at its very best, this is a Spurs team who are growing in confidence under Postecoglou.

Son playing with a smile on his face it is a confident finish, he fires the ball into the corner.

Nottingham Forest respond by sending on Chris Wood for Taiwo Awoniyi. One battering ram replacing another.

Piyo: Less than an hour in, Nottingham Forest have the only remaining Clean Sheet today. Not even Forest fans would have placed a wager on that!

Double change for Chelsea.

Cole Palmer, the club's new signing from Manchester City comes on for Ben Chilwell and Conor Gallagher is replaced by Noni Madueke.

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Big chance for Fulham!

Raul Jimenez cuts inside a sliding challenge in the box and pulls back for young Luke Harris, but he fluffs his shot with just Ederson to beat.

That's a booking all day long, as Ryan Yates comes across to clatter into Raheem Sterling just as the Chelsea man was threatening to break into a promising position.