Manchester United 2-2 Burnley, RESULT: Plus Premier League Boxing Day action from Chelsea 2-0 Brighton, West Brom 0-0 Everton and the rest

You can catch the post-match reaction on the homepage from the 3pm games - and believe me there is plenty of that.

But now our attention turns to Liverpool vs Swansea City where the pressure is ramped up on both teams following today's results.

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'Chelsea fans delighted with their result here…until Man Utd’s late leveller filters through supporters. Collective groans from the home support.'

HUGE controversy as Callum Wilson has a goal ruled out for offside, only for a touchline debate between the referee and the assistant resulting in the decisions being overturned. Incorrectly.

As we enter five minutes of stoppage time, Jesse Lingard has also netted his second goal to break Burnley hearts. But now will the Red Devils grab a winner. They have time...

What a response this is from West Ham! They looked like they were going nowhere when they were 2-1 down but now they are set for victory as Marko Arnautovic has pounced again from close range with a minute left.

That mistake on Marko Arnautovic's shirt seems to have confused Asmir Begovic...well that's the best I can do to defend him here as he has made an absolute howler.

The Bournemouth keeper slips while on the ball and it allows the West Ham forward the easiest of tap-ins.

We are now into the final 10 minutes. Burnley are 10 minutes away from their first victory at Old Trafford in 55 years as Ashley Barnes, who opened the scoring, is replaced by Jonathan Walters. He is not in too much of a hurry to leave the pitch.

'United knocking pretty hard on the door now as you would expect but struggling to create clear chances. Tiredness may play a part in the final 15 minutes as Burnley had spent virtually the whole of the last 30 minutes in their own half.

'Expect some added time, too. Burnley have been testing the referee with the speed of some of their restarts. Should be a gripping finale here.'

Burnley are holding on at Old Trafford with 15 minutes left, Nick Pope is booked for time wasting though as Paul Pogba goes close to an equaliser with an off target free-kick.

Not too sure how Kasper Schmeichel has allowed this shot from Abdoulaye Doucoure just about squeezes home from the tightest of angles for an own goal. It's a turnaround at Vicarage Road.

On the hour and Stoke are back in it as Ramadan Sobhi comes off the bench to tap home a Joe Allen low ball at the far post.

'Yannick Bolasie’s first game in more than a year is over, with Sam Allardyce sending on Aaron Lennon in his place on the hour. It has been a useful outing for Bolasie, who was a committed runner without enjoying any meaningful impact.'

It's another set-piece that outdoes West Ham as Nathan Ake grabs his first goal of the season following a short corner.

Chelsea are cruising now as Marcos Alonso glances a near post Cesc Fabregas corner home across goal. 

'Stoke’s travelling fans are trying to lift their team but there is little response from the visitors. The Terriers are snapping at their heels as they do – and are looking dangerous on the break. This is looking like a frustrating afternoon for Mark Hughes.

'Steve Mounie skies over from close range and there are boos from the away end.'

But Jesse Lingard soon makes up for it with a smart back heel finish into the corner. Game on at Old Trafford but you have to fear for Burnley now surely from this point?

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What a chance for United! They won't come closer than this without scoring. Jesse Lingard from a yard out is denied by Nick Pope with the ball then rolling across the crossbar before Burnley scramble away the loose ball.

Less than a minute into the second half and Chris Hughton's half-time team-talk is in ruins as Alvaro Morata heads home a Cesar Azpilicueta cross.

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Jose Mourinho has replaced Marcos Rojo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic as Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Jesse Lingard come on.

Well, at least in the Premier League it was 2009 when they thumped Tottenham Hotspur 5-2.

'It has been pretty abject stuff here at the Hawthorns, with Everton offering very little in an attacking sense and West Brom only a smidgen more.

'The home side need the points more though and should up the tempo in the second period.'

Apparently it was only worth a yellow card. Mental.

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'Burnley's defending has been excellent so far but United are pretty abject going forward. Deficiencies will not be masked even if they do end up winning this.'

An equaliser on the stroke of half-time for Watford as Molla Wague scores on his first Hornets start.

'Beautiful free-kick from Steven Defour to put Burnley two up here. Right-footed and absolutely perfect to give David de Gea no chance.

'The free-kick was given away by Ashley Young for a foul on Scott Arfield and it was clumsy. But the damage had been done moments earlier when Luke Shaw turned a long clearance in to the danger area instead of heading it clear or out of play and then Marcos Rojo failed to spot the danger quickly enough.

'These are the details that make the difference at this level. Childish defending, you may say.'

'A day at Bournemouth for unusual goal scorers - Collins first since April, and now Dan Gosling's first for Bournemouth since November 2016.'

Breakthrough at Vicarage Road as Riyad Mahrez nods home from a Marc Albrighton cross.

No doubt about the story of the day so far as Burnley double their lead at Old Trafford as Steven Defour hits a stunning free-kick past a stranded David de Gea into the top corner.

'Burnley having to soak up and awful lot of pressure at the moment and not doing it with too much assurance, if I am honest. Most teams that come here will spend periods without the ball and Burnley’s problem at the moment is that they keep giving it away.

'The workrate of the visiting team is admirably high but a little composure would help at times too. United don’t look overly dangerous but look most potent from wide positions.'

Wow, Bournemouth are very fortunate to still have 11 men as Simon Francis raises a very high boot to Cheikhou Kouyate's face - and he doesn't fail to make contact either.

Amazingly the referee has seen it but decided it's only worthy of a yellow. Madness.

Not a good day for defensing set-pieces down on the south coast as West Ham fail to clear a Ryan Fraser free-kick and it results in Dan Gosling netting Bournemouth's equaliser in the 29th minute.

'Brighton more than holding their own against the champions here. They are offering little in the way of attacking impetus but are frustrating Chelsea. In saying that, Tiemoue Bakayoko has stabbed wide from three yards.'

'This game has been extremely dull, livened up only by the referee, Chris Kavanagh, who seemed to be on an early mission to book every player. Three in the first 15 minutes. But even that’s dried up.'

'West Brom really ought to be ahead here, with Salomon Rondon rivalled for worst-miss-in-the-game by Craig Dawson.

'The defender, returning after a two-month injury lay-off, looked set to bury Matt Phillips’ flat cross into the net but got under the ball and sent it over the bar. At least he made connection.

'Rondon totally missed when found by Jay Rodriguez three yards out. Scoring goals has been West Brom’s achilles heel all season.'

'Almost 20 minutes in here and United still trail. A couple of observations about their team. Zlatan Ibrahimovic seems a strange pick for the ‘No 10’ role.

'Almost as though Jose Mourinho is trying to shoe horn him in to the team. And why don’t United have a recognised right-back in their squad?

'Ashley Young – a left midfielder – is playing there today as Antonio Valencia – a right midfielder – is injured.

'In other news, Burnley have started in admirably positive fashion but I fear they may need another goal if they are to take anything from this game.'

'Paul Pogba getting it from the away end: "You're just a s*** Dean Marney."'

Groundhog Day so far for Chelsea fans. Just like at Everton they are controlling the game but are struggling for a breakthrough as Eden Hazard fires wide across the target. Still a long way to go though.

Collin Quaner's ball into the box finds Tom Ince who is only to happy to fire past Jack Butland for his first goal of the season.

'Decision to bring in James Collins - and make him captain - couldn't be going better. Superb header from a Cresswell corner to put Hammers 1-0 up. David Moyes happy with that one!'

It's a fast start from the Hammers too as James Collins on his return to the side heads home a corner from Aaron Creswell at the near post.

'My word, Romelu Lukaku needs to be as far away from defending set pieces as possible.'

What a start to the 3pm games! Burnley win an early free-kick and after Johann Gudmundsson pumps the ball into the box, Ashley Barnes stabs home.

'No Andreas Christensen in Chelsea’s match-day squad due to illness.'

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'Ryan Giggs is here with his daughter. Thought he might've fancied Salford away at FC United.'

'The PA man at Huddersfield clearly didn’t enjoy Christmas Day as much as the rest of us.

Vengaboys at full blast followed by Guns N’Roses, Welcome to the Jungle. Not a pre-match for delicate heads.'

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'Manchester United have Zlatan Ibrahimovic playing as a No 10 today. Would that slow United down? And it’ll be interesting to hear Jose Mourinho’s thoughts on no Anthony Martial later...'

After failing to breakdown Everton, Antonio Conte makes three changes to his Chelsea team as he includes Alvaro Morata up front, with the Spaniard also joined in the side by Gary Cahill and Cesc Fabregas as Andreas Christensen, Willian and Pedro drop out.

Brighton make four changes to the side that saw of Watford 1-0 as Bruno, Connor Goldson, Anthony Knockaert and Pascal Gross drop out, with Baram Kayal, Shane Duffy, Jose Izquierdo and Ezequiel Schelotto come into the team.

Watford have claimed just one point in over a month and make three changes as Molla Wague, Abdoulaye Doucoure and Marvin Zeegelaar come into the team defeated 1-0 at Brighton as Sebastien Prodl, Jose Holebas and Andre Gray drop out.

Leicester City make four changes to the team that grabbed a last-gasp 2-2 draw against Manchester United as Ben Chilwell, Andy King, Shinji Okazaki and Aleksandar Dragovic come in for Danny Simpson, Christian Fuchs, Vicente Iborra, and Demarai Gray.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic will lead Manchester United's attack along with Romelu Lukaku as Jose Mourinho makes four changes to the side that drew 2-2 with Leicester City.

Also coming into the side are Marcus Rashford, Marcos Rojo and Luke Shaw as Eric Lindelof, Chris Smalling, Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard drop out.

Burnley make just the one change to the team defeated 3-0 by Tottenham Hotspur as as Ashley Barnes replaces the injured Chris Wood.

Huddersfield Town make four changes from the team that drew 1-1 at Southampton as Chris Lowe, Tommy Smith, Jonathan Hogg, and Steve Mounie come into the side at the expense of Florent Hadergjonaj, Scott Malone, Danny Williams and Laurent Depoitre.

Stoke City meanwhile name the same that defeated West Bromwich Albion 3-1.

David Moyes brings James Collins into the West Ham United side as Winston Reid drops to the bench.

The injured Michail Antonio also departs from the side beaten 3-2 by Newcastle United as Manuel Lanzini returns.

Bournemouth make three alterations from the team hammered 4-0 at Manchester City as Simon Francis, Lewis Cook and Josh King come in for Andrew Surman, Jack Simpson and Junior Stanislas.

Yannick Bolasie makes his first Everton appearance in over a year as he starts in one of three changes to the side that drew 0-0 with Chelsea.

Also coming into the team are Ashley Williams and Mason Holgate as Phil Jagielka, Aaron Lennon and Idrissa Gueue drop out.

Wayne Rooney is once again ill.

West Brom make three changes in pursuit of their first win since August as Craig Dawson, Matty Phillips and Jay Rodriguez come in for Allan Nyom, James McClean and Hal Robson Kanu.

Chelsea: Courtois, Azpilicueta, Cahill, Rudiger, Moses, Kante, Bakayoko, Alonso, Fabregas, Morata, Hazard.
Subs: Caballero, Drinkwater, Pedro, Zappacosta, Willian, Batshuayi, Ampadu.

Brighton: Ryan, Schelotto, Duffy, Dunk, Suttner, Stephens, Propper, Kayal, March, Izquierdo, Hemed.
Subs: Saltor, Baldock, Knockaert, Gross, Murray, Goldson, Krul.

Referee: Mike Dean (Wirral)

Watford: Gomes, Janmaat, Wague, Kabasele, Zeegelaar, Cleverley, Watson, Doucoure, Carrillo, Richarlison, Pereyra.
Subs: Prodl, Sinclair, Gray, Holebas, Capoue, Okaka, Bachmann.

Leicester: Schmeichel, Dragovic, Maguire, Morgan, Chilwell, Mahrez, King, Albrighton, Ndidi, Okazaki, Vardy.
Subs: Gray, Hamer, Slimani, James, Ulloa, Fuchs, Benalouane.

Referee: Chris Kavanagh (Lancashire)

Man Utd: De Gea, Young, Jones, Rojo, Shaw, Mata, Pogba, Matic,
Rashford, Lukaku, Ibrahimovic.
Subs: Lindelof, Lingard, Blind, Romero, Ander Herrera, Mkhitaryan, Tuanzebe.

Burnley: Pope, Bardsley, Long, Mee, Taylor, Cork, Gudmundsson,
Hendrick, Barnes, Arfield, Defour.
Subs: Lowton, Marney, Vokes, Westwood, Walters, Wells, Lindegaard.

Referee: Martin Atkinson (W Yorkshire)

Huddersfield: Lossl, Smith, Jorgensen, Schindler, Malone, Mooy, Hogg, Quaner, Ince, Van La Parra, Mounie.
Subs: Coleman, Cranie, Lowe, Lolley, Williams, Depoitre, Hadergjonaj.

Stoke: Butland, Edwards, Shawcross, Zouma, Wimmer, Fletcher, Cameron, Shaqiri, Allen, Choupo-Moting, Crouch.
Subs: Berahino, Afellay, Adam, Diouf, Sobhi, Grant, Soutar.

Referee: Anthony Taylor (Cheshire)

Bournemouth: Begovic, Adam Smith, Francis, Steve Cook, Ake, Ibe, Lewis Cook, Gosling, Fraser, King, Callum Wilson.
Subs: Boruc, Pugh, Afobe, Hyndman, Mahoney, Mousset, Simpson.

West Ham: Adrian, Collins, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Zabaleta, Obiang, Kouyate, Masuaku, Ayew, Lanzini, Arnautovic.
Subs: Carroll, Sakho, Hernandez, Hart, Quina, Rice, Reid.

Referee: Stuart Atwell (Nuneaton)

West Brom: Foster, Dawson, Hegazi, Evans, Gibbs, Phillips, Livermore, Barry, Brunt, Rodriguez, Rondon.
Subs: Nyom, Robson-Kanu, Yacob, Myhill, McClean, Krychowiak, McAuley.

Everton: Pickford, Keane, Williams, Holgate, Kenny, Sigurdsson, Schneiderlin, Davies, Martina, Bolasie, Calvert-Lewin.
Subs: Jagielka, Sandro, Lennon, Niasse, Lookman, Robles, Baningime.

Referee: Roger East (Wiltshire)

The Boxing Day action has already started over at Wembley where Tottenham Hotspur hope to keep up their push for a Champions League spot as they host Southampton.

We are sticking with the 3pm games here but can follow all the drama from the 12.30pm kick-off on this link with Sportsmail's Luke Augustus.

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'Festive spirit here at United: the coach driver’s wearing a Christmas jumper.'

Well firstly you have my sympathies, secondly have no fear about missing out on all the Premier League action as I welcome you to all the day’s drama from the six 3pm Boxing Day kick-offs.