jorginho scored from the spot, before tammy abraham got pretty lucky to make it 2—0, the ball from thisthe burnley goal. it was a pretty tame header. another goalfor tammy it was a pretty tame header. another goal for tammy abraham keeping it was a pretty tame header. another goalfor tammy abraham keeping up it was a pretty tame header. another goal for tammy abraham keeping up a hot streak he has had this season. and in the second half callum hudson odoi got his first goal in the premier league to make it three. the young englishman. chelsea's youngsters are still doing the business. very convincing. the scoreline is convincing but not as much as it should have been. there was great football throughout the game, great passages with chances at the end of them which would have been really good goals to watch back. we did not quite get that but the all—around performance was superb football. so the other results still to mention, newcastle lost two players to injury inside the first half at wolves, but they claimed a good point there, 1—1 at molineux, while everton continued their resurge

blue david luiz was handed a straight red card on his return to stamford bridge for bringing down tammy abrahamsea looked to have it won when they went 2—1 up — the spaniard saw his deflected shot hand the gunners a point. i'm very proud, the manager was happy with how we responded because coming back into a draw from twice in the same game is very difficult and it is a credit to the whole team. with football it is a fine line and to get the results, to get to where you want to be, if you don't score enough calls and you don't score enough calls and you don't win enough games. —— enough goals. sergio aguero's seventh goal in four games was enough for pep guardiola's manchester city to beat sheffield united. gabrieljesus missed a first half penalty and it was his replacement, the argentine aguero who scored the winner inside the last 20 minutes. the results, we knew it we could see a couple of clear chances, more than that, the penalty was saved, the keeper saved two incredible interactions. but a good victory for us interactions. but a good victory for us to secure a place in the champions leag

tim abraham can even closer —— tammy abraham. nothing is ever predictable.else had managed all afternoon. stjames one else had managed all afternoon. st james park collected. one else had managed all afternoon. stjames park collected. the one else had managed all afternoon. st james park collected. the latest update winners. adam wilde, bbc news. goals everywhere apart from vicarage road — that was the lunchtime kick—off between watford and tottenham. watford had a penalty saved, but it's another useful point for them as they look to pull further away from the relegation zone. rob heath reports. another win. 3—0. no problem. cocky but maybe with good reason. four wins in six — unbeaten since the middle of last month. under nigel pearson, watford have experienced a leap rather than just the usual bounce associated with a new manager. for most of the first half, this match did not get off the ground, as flat as the battery in the referee's communication system. it took almost three minutes to sort this mess out. not all of that time was added on, more ammuniti

ajorginho penalty, tammy abraham and calum hudson odoi's first premier league goal maintains their fiveoff bottom side norwich 3—0. by seeing off bottom side norwich 4—0. two from marcus rashford and one from anthony martial and mason greenwood have taken them back up to fifth. everton are up to 11th after a 1—0 win over brighton. wolves and newcastle drew 1—1. currently goalless in the late kick—off between spurs and liverpool. a liverpool win will send them 16 points clear at the top. exeter chiefs have qualified for the quarterfinals of the european champions cup after an incredible game with glasgow with a remarkable finish. it finished 31—31. glasgow started the strongest at scotstoun with scottish internationals tommy seymour and hquones scoring. the premiership leaders capitalised on glasgow's ill—discpline to take a 22—17 lead whilst the warriors were shorthanded. glasgow twice levelled the match to create a tense finale. exeter almost won it when former glasgow fullback stuart hogg launched a long range penalty with the clock dead only to see it hit the crossbar. glasgow's qual