Chris Sutton
BBC football expert

Sutton's prediction: 2-1

Liverpool look in great shape at the moment. They really impressed me against Chelsea, and they have still got Mohamed Salah to come back from the injury he picked up at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson both came off the bench on Wednesday as they return to full fitness and, without those three players, the Reds have shown they have still got the strength in depth they will need in the run-in.

There were loads of other positives, too. I know Darwin Nunez did not score, but he still carried a massive threat and did a lot of good things. Then you have got Luis Diaz and Diogo Jota looking sharp, and Liverpool's midfield were excellent as well.

Arsenal, on the other hand, did not really fire against Nottingham Forest on Tuesday but they still got the job done, which is the important thing.

We've already seen how close it is between these two sides when they have met before this season, and the Gunners missed a load of chances when Liverpool came to the Emirates and won in the FA Cup last month.

Mikel Arteta's side still do not have a centre-forward but, this time, I think they will finish some of the opportunities they create.

I am still not entirely sure why I am going with Arsenal to win this game, because Liverpool will score too, but the Gunners definitely need the points more and I think they will just about do enough to get them.

This could be a huge afternoon in the title race.

Arsenal could close the gap on Liverpool to two points - or end up eight points off the leaders.

Let's start building up to this one as well as reaction from the 14:00 GMT games.

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Manchester United

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Manchester United goal scorer Rasmus Hojlund, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was very good. It is always special to play on your birthday but today of course with the win, yeah.

"I have spoken about doing a celebration with my friends and they said about doing the guitar.

"A month ago there was a lot of talk about us [Hojlund and Garnacho] not scoring enough goals but we are both young and growing every day. You can see the connection between us."

Alejandro Garnacho: "I am very happy because I scored two goals. I am enjoying it a lot playing for this club with this stadium and the fans. We are happy."

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Wolves win at Stamford Bridge for the first time since 1979.

A day to remember for the visitors. Where do Chelsea go from here?

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All over!

Seconds left at the Vitality. Ten-man Bournemouth are charging forward...

Groans from the Chelsea fans who have stayed to watch this to the bitter end. A tired finish from Conor Gallagher from outside the box.

Wolves are moments away from a famous double over Chelsea. Remember, they beat Mauricio Pochettino's side on Christmas Eve at Molineux.

A huge chance for Wolves to make it five!

Substitute Jean-Ricner Bellegarde is clear and tries to place it but Djordje Petrovic does well to make the save.

Chelsea want the final whistle. This has been another day to forget.

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All over and it is a win and a good performance for Manchester United.

A day to forget for West Ham.

Forest are swarming forward in search of a winner but they're up against the clock.

Bournemouth's 10 men are digging deep.

Chelsea haven't given up on this. Nicolas Jackson goes down in the penalty area but the ball ends up at the feet of Conor Gallagher whose goal-bound attempt is blocked.

VAR looks at the incident involving Jackson before deciding no penalty.

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TEN MINUTES of added time.

Kalvin Phillips is dispossessed again by Antony, but he is unable to make something of the opportunity. The home fans took great delight in seeing Phillips lose the ball again.

We're into six minutes of added time now and Manchester United are just toying with West Ham, who aren't particularly exerting themselves with the result now in no doubt.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

This looks like a Manchester United team that are together now.