Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I did think Burnley would have a better return on points at this stage of the season.

The way that Vincent Kompany wants them to play, with the attractive style and wide players, and there was a big turnover of players, it takes time to go and adapt.

When you try and play in that way and you're getting beat in a lot of matches, and you keep getting mistakes and getting punished, it is even tougher to go and do it the next week.

They've got a nice run of fixtures now and that is where they will be judged.

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Burnley are winless in their last four top-flight meetings with West Ham, drawing two and losing two.

Vincent Kompany's side could lose six consecutive top-flight matches for the first time in 128 years.

The hosts have lost 10 of their opening 12 league fixtures - no top-flight team has done that and managed to avoid relegation.

Meanwhile, West Ham have lost five of their past eight Premier League fixtures, drawing one and winning two.

However, they have won their past seven top-flight fixtures against promoted sides.

Jarrod Bowen has been directly involved in 11 goals in his last 13 Premier League starts, scoring nine and assisting two.

James Ward-Prowse has registered nine assists in all competitions this season, the most of any Premier League player.

How are Newcastle United overperforming and Chelsea doing the opposite?

Why is a trip to the Magpies one of the Blues' most dreaded away days? Who is in the best form?

The Football News Show's Ben Croucher takes a look at the statistics before Eddie Howe's Newcastle host Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea at St James' Park in the Premier League.

Do you want the clearest indication possible of how stretched Newcastle's squad has been by their current injury crisis?

Eddie Howe has named THREE goalkeepers on the bench today - Martin Dubravka, Loris Karius and Mark Gillespie.

Wonder if any of them could do a job outfield?

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Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino will not be in the dugout for Chelsea today for their match at Newcastle as he is serving a touchline ban.

Pochettino picked up his third booking of the season in the game against Manchester City before the international break.

Right. More reaction to come from the Etihad Stadium.

But we've got loads to come. There's five games kicking off at 15:00 GMT, before Arsenal's trip to Brentford.

We'll start building up to those now.

Here's the fixtures list:

Burnley v West Ham United

Luton Town v Crystal Palace

Newcastle United v Chelsea

Nottingham Forest v Brighton

Sheffield United v Bournemouth

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool will be the happier of the two teams today, there is no doubt.

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

I think Jurgen Klopp has done Pep Guardiola a favour there. I think that is frustration from Guardiola and fundamentally Liverpool are very happy with a point here.

So as it stands, Manchester City retain their lead at the top of the table by a point, with Liverpool hot on their heels.

It opens the door for Arsenal, who travel to Brentford this evening, knowing victory would take them top by a point.

Some reactions afterwards as Pep Guardiola and Darwin Nunez have a bit of a stand-off on the touchline.

Jurgen Klopp holds back his striker then goes to shake hands with Guardiola, having a hug and laughing it off.

Liverpool's players are definitely the happier of the two teams. They came from behind to salvage a point at the home of the champions.

All over. It's a draw between the Premier League's top two.

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One last chance for Liverpool?

It's floated into the box but Luis Diaz's header is a poor one. Easy for Ederson.

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

Doku has had a lot of the ball but I wouldn't have said he has had much end product.

Erling Haaland flicks it on at the near post and it's inches past the back post! Massive chance with seconds to go.

Alisson plays two terrible clearances, gifting the ball to City both times in quick succession, and the pressure is piled on. City win a corner, then Alisson goes down clutching the back of his leg. Liverpool have no subs left!

Jeremy Doku touches it down for Bernardo Silva. He hits it first-time but it's crucially blocked.

City are pushing for a winner! Three minutes of stoppage-time to go.

Harvey Elliott gives it away to Erling Haaland. He runs at Trent Alexander-Arnold, who holds him off to concede a throw-in inside Liverpool's half.

Mohamed Salah flicks it over to Luis Diaz... Kyle Walker has it covered.