We've had a change for both sides here. Armando Broja is off and Nicolas Jackson is on up front for Chelsea.

Dara O'Shea is on for the man who scored the own goal, Ameen Al Dakhil, for Burnley.

And a switch from Erik ten Hag too. Christian Eriksen is on for Casemiro.

A change at the break for Bournemouth as Joe Rothwell is on for Ryan Christie.

We're getting back under way at Old Trafford, Turf Moor and Goodison Park.

The timing of events at Craven Cottage have obviously been impacted by the injury to Chris Basham.

Colin: Can question the owners and the manager as much as you like but how many managers how these players downed tools for now?

Andy: Garnacho and Pellistri for Rashford and Mount!!

Andrew: Ten Hag isn’t immune from criticism, nor should he be, but you can’t plan for your goalkeeper letting in soft goals every week. I’ve said before, I know he’ll want to protect Onana, but maybe the best way to do that right now is to take him out of the firing line?

Steven Wyeth
BBC reporter at Goodison Park

Just asked the Everton fans sat behind the gantry why they're not more jubilant to be 2-0 up. A combination of 'it's just such unfamiliar territory' and 'we've been disappointed too often' the explanations offered. The realities of football fandom!

The 14 minutes of time added on are up and we are goalless at the break.

So many big chances missed by Fulham! The latest is by Andreas Pereira as Sheffield United fail to clear inside the box but Pereira scoops over from close range.

Burnley have put out a statement on X: "We want to remind all supporters that homophobic and discriminatory chanting of all kinds is offensive and will not be tolerated at Turf Moor.

"Homophobic abuse is also a hate crime and punishable by law."

Andy Stevenson
BBC TV presenter and commentator at Craven Cottage

Sending all best wishes to Chris Basham. The Fulham fans were incredibly respectful.

So many of the spectators and players in that corner had their hands over their faces as Basham went down.

Paul Heckingbottom even came right across the pitch to Basham as he received treatment.

Izzy Christiansen
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Burnley have been far the better team in terms of intent, intensity of the game. They're looked really lively, especially the front three of Wilson Odobert, Lyle Foster and Mike Tresor. burnley have looked really good in parts.

Chelsea just need to keep their heads. They are probably furious at the yellow card for Thiago Silva but he knows exactly what he is doing, I think it's warranted.

Andreas Pereira has a go from distance and he is not far away as the shot whistles just wide.

Still going in this one because of those 14 minutes of time added on. Sadly it hasn't been a game packed with chances, so there's not a great deal to report. If there is to be a goal, however, Fulham look most likely to get it.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Boos from the home supporters at half-time.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag keeps saying his team have to do better. But they just aren't.

This could be three home defeats in a week against sides United really should be beating.

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Chelsea are not happy with the referee here. As they make their way off the pitch, Thiago Silva - who was booked late on - is having words. So is boss Mauricio Pochettino, who gets booked for his confrontation.

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Boos at Old Trafford as United head into the break trailing thanks to Mathias Jensen's goal for Brentford.

Another tough afternoon for Erik ten Hag so far.

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A good half from Everton, who have a comfortable 2-0 lead at Goodison Park.

First Premier League goals for James Garner and Jack Harrison in an Everton shirt.

Bournemouth have work to do.

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