Sam Ricketts
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton just look a yard away mentally, a yard away physically from just being able to tie a few passes together and really open the Chelsea team up on the break.

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Everton are back in the relegation zone as it stands and there is a bit of tension around Goodison. Dwight McNeil has been in fine form lately and he almost puts the Toffees ahead after a clever piece of skill from outside the box. Good save by Robert Sanchez.

Nathan: A lot of people are saying Man City are in crisis, but they’re only 10 points away from the magic 40 to stay up.

Nathan Jones
Former Luton manager speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is important Luton survive the first 10 minutes.

They will be vital.

David Moyes has reacted to that woeful first-half display by making a double change.

Emerson and Konstantinos Mavropanos are on for Aaron Cresswell and Pablo Fornals.

Another change for Everton. Amadou Onana has come on for the start of the second half for Idrissa Gueye.

Getting back under way in the three 2pm games.

Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Craven Cottage

Goals are in their DNA at the moment.

Terrific, intensive, creative.

Craven Cottage gave them a rousing reception as they departed the pitch.

Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Craven Cottage

Once Fulham found their rhythm, they were far too intense for West Ham in that first half. Jimenez’s header for the first goal was like watching him during his prime period with Wolves. The Hammers rescued a London derby when behind during the week. I’m not sure how they do that again here. They look tired.

Newcastle United

Eddie Howe said improving their away form is "absolutely crucial" for Newcastle during a busy December.

The Magpies head into today's game against Tottenham having lost five of their 15 Premier League games this season, with four of those coming away from St James' Park.

On how his side can bounce back from Thursday's loss to Everton, Howe said: "We have to be very positive in our approach. We’re very keen to move on from this game and start to build our away form back to the level it was last year.

"The games that you have with teams around you always take on more importance. They are usually tight, entertaining games and certainly have been for us this season. We’ve usually been able to raise our game for these games and that is what we are going to need to do again.

"We always say it’s season-defining, whatever period we are in. Certainly December is always going to be a big month for us with the sheer number of games we have. Since the last international break we made a pretty good start to that, but we need to pick up our away form. That is absolutely crucial for us and we want to do that as quickly as possible.

"It’s a difficult one. We want to play the same way [in away games], we want to impose ourselves on the game, grab the game and take the initiative. I don’t think we did that well enough against Everton. Hopefully that will change against Tottenham."

Football Focus pundits Ashley Williams and Rachel Brown-Finnis discuss whether Tottenham being "naive" is costing them points.

They take on Newcastle in today's late game.

Fulham have equalled their club top flight record for scoring at least three goals in four successive matches, set in October 1959 and again from September to October 1961.

Sam Ricketts
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Cole Palmer still looking Chelsea's most dangerous player. Any time he gets on his left foot, anywhere around the box he's looking to shoot.

Not a classic.

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That goal was pretty much the last action of the first half with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola in conversation with the officials when leaving the field.

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David Moyes looks FURIOUS.

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Nathan Jones
Former Luton manager speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wonderful. Luton have size, aggression, power, they can cause problems.

For all of City's dominance, they haven't been able to do that.

Everton corner but the referee is not happy. Marc Cucurella is grappling with James Tarkowski. The Chelsea man gets away with a lecture.