The win over the Clarets by no means guarantees their travails at Hill Dickinson Stadium are over.

There were seven goals and two disallowed.

The pair were targets of online attacks in the hours after Chelsea’s draw with Burnley.

Joao Pedro gave the Blues an early lead before Wesley Fofana was sent off after 72 minutes.

Strand Larsen had put the Eagles 2-0 up.

The home side look set for a return to the Championship.

A large section of Spurs’ travelling fans made it clear they want the Dane out after the draw at Burnley.

Spurs fans sang ‘you’re getting sacked in the morning’ at Thomas Frank at the final whistle.

Liverpool became the first reigning champions in Premier League history to fail to win at home against the three sides promoted from the Championship.

Florian Wirtz impressed for the Reds but Marcus Edwards earned the struggling Clarets a share of the spoils.

Salah claimed he had been “thrown under the bus” in December before he departed for the Africa Cup of Nations with Egypt.

Georginio Rutter and Yasin Ayari were on target for the Seagulls.

Jaidon Anthony had cancelled out an early opener off Esteve.

Neco Williams scored after only two minutes but Jaidon Anthony earned Burnley a point.

Alexander Isak was missing from the Reds’ squad.

Liverpool have scored eight goals, the most in the top flight, without actually creating that many clear-cut chances.

Second-half goals from Josh Cullen and Jaidon Anthony gave the Clarets their first points back in the big time.

Arsenal were unable to reinforce their injury-hit forward line during the transfer window.

The Dragons are targeting Nations League promotion with closing games against Turkey and Iceland.

The new Wales manager stepped down from his position as Cardiff Under-18s coach in January 2019.

Vincent Kompany’s men scored four times.

One goal was enough to prevent an equalling of a club-record 14 league matches without a win dating back to 1937.

Rodri was also on target for Pep Guardiola’s side.

Kenwright died last week.

The experienced defender is confident about United’s future under the Dutchman