A late Danny Ings penalty rescued a point for Burnley, and denied Aston Villa a first win in nine matches on Saturday. Here is a selection of your comments in reaction, taken from the BBC Sport Facebook page, external.

Patricia Gill: I think Aston Villa have been the unluckiest team in the Premier League so far and are due a bit of luck now. They keep meeting teams who they would be expected to beat when they are on a good run. West Ham, Southampton and Burnley for example. A lot of influential players are out injured as well but I feel the tide will turn on Tuesday night with the return of Christian Benteke, he was just getting back to form when the sending off happened. They are well capable of going on a run when they get the win under their belt.

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Andrew Smith: Paul Lambert will be next out the door. Two and a half (nearly) seasons of utter garbage and he gets rewarded with a new contract! Equally as bizarre as Gabriel Agbonlahor getting the same.

Ryan Mescall: Everyone keeps saying Lambert out but if he did get sacked, then who is out there to replace him?

Danny Murphy
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"Joe Cole looked fit and strong and I'm so pleased for him because he's such a good lad, I've known him for years.

"It's the first sign of him looking as strong as he did a couple of years back. He's been waiting for his chance for a while now.

"He's looking sharp and Villa started the game really well, hopefully that will give him the platform to go on. You can build on a point. I think Burnley will be disappointed because they had some chances."

MOTD2 Extra

Right, you've got just 10 minutes to get yourself a brew before Match of the Day 2 Extra starts at 12:15 GMT on BBC One. Host Mark Chapman will be joined by former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson, former England winger Trevor Sinclair and football writer Amy Lawrence.

And of course later you can watch highlights of Sunday's games, as well as a look back at Saturday's, with Match of the Day 2. That's on BBC One from 22:30 GMT for viewers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and from 23:30 GMT for viewers in Scotland.

Paul Ince
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"If you're not scoring goals at home and conceding two or three away it's a recipe for disaster.

"Leicester manager Nigel Pearson will be thinking if you score two away you should be getting something. You've got to feel sorry for Leicester, it could have gone either way. They seem to have lost their way a bit."

Danny Murphy
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"There was no parking the bus. It was two committed teams both giving their all, terrible defending, some very good attacking but I've never seen Gary Lineker lose his temper so often.

"They were all avoidable goals. All QPR's goals were quite simple, it was people switching off and losing concentration, a lot to work on for Nigel Pearson. Charlie Austin has scored seven in 12 for QPR and if that continues I think they'll be ok."

Former Southampton striker Matt Le Tissier:, external Nice four mile jog with our dog this morning. Now off to St Mary's for a Champions League six pointer.

Are you taking the dog, Matt?

Former England midfielder Danny Murphy
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"Newcastle played ok. They've got some good players. The biggest disappointment for them was having Moussa Sissoko sent off. It was silly and he's been their best player for the last few weeks."

Former West Ham midfielder Paul Ince
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"From a defensive point of view I thought West Ham were absolutely immense. As much as the back four were outstanding you had Andy Carroll back defending too."

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Manchester City have arrived at St Mary's Stadium for their lunchtime game with second-placed Southampton. But Manuel Pellegrini's players won't be allowed to warm up on bikes.

Manchester City on Twitter:, external "OFF LIMITS: Uh-oh...hope we brought our own bikes today.

BBC Radio 5 live

BBC Radio 5 live begins its coverage of Sunday's football programme with updates from St Mary's where Southampton take on Manchester City at 13:30 GMT.

That will be followed by full match commentary of the 16:00 kick-off between Tottenham v Everton.

And later this evening you can have your say on the big football stories on 606 with Ian Wright and Kelly Cates, from 18:06.

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Don't be surprised if Everton manager Roberto Martinez has banished all copies of the Mail on Sunday from the team hotel ahead of the game at Tottenham later. Arsenal are lining up a £16m move for Toffees midfielder James McCarthy, according to the paper.

Steve Huish, Surbiton: For all this Manchester United rebuilding talk - questions should be asked. United have had huge, unparalleled success for 20 years and should have developed world class players from youth development. They have not. They've sold players like Danny Welbeck and spent about £220m in 12 months. I feel this should be mentioned.

Manchester United moved up to fourth in the Premier League table with a 3-0 win at home to Hull on Saturday.

Danny Murphy
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"There were some terrific performances but Lee Cattermole was the pick of them. He was blocking, leading his team, all afternoon he was at it. He can play as well, he wasn't just whacking it forward. Seb Larsson and Jack Rodwell were brilliant with him as well. The more the game went on the better Sunderland got."

Paul Ince
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"I love Diego Costa. He's an old fashioned centre forward, he gets on people's nerves.

"He has a little lash at John O'Shea by the letter of the law, and what we saw at Hull against Tottenham he should be off, but credit to O'Shea for not making too much of it."

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Sunderland held Premier League leaders Chelsea to a goalless draw at the Stadium of Light on Saturday. Here is a selection of your comments in reaction, taken from the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Curtis Nickle: Sunderland deserved the draw if not more. Great defensive and counter attacking play, they really did frustrate us, well played.

Paul Higgins: Chelsea had loads of possession but never really hurt us. We looked more likely to score than them and Diego Costa could have been sent off twice.

David Banda: I think Sunderland were tough, but Costa behaved like he is still in La Liga - I'm a Barcelona fan, I know how he behaves. Good game to Sunderland, it wasn't easy. Chelsea have good team this season.

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says striker Diego Costa's fifth booking of the season was a result of "clever" defending by Sunderland. The Premier League leaders failed to score for the first time this season as they drew 0-0 at the Stadium of Light.

Costa was booked after catching Wes Brown in the face as the pair jumped for the ball and is suspended for Wednesday's match against Tottenham. "Brown is very experienced and he used his body," added Mourinho.

Get Inspired
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As part of a collaboration with Get Inspired, a BBC initiative that aims to increase participation in sport, this morning we'd like you to send in photos of your Sunday League dressing room.

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Craig Coles: Chalgrove FC changing rooms after yesterday's 2-2 draw.

You can send your photos in using #getinspired on Twitter, or on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Paul Ince
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"Hull boss Steve Bruce has got plenty of experience. It won't be a case of panicking just yet but he knows they have to start creating and scoring goals. He'll be disappointed with the performance, that's for sure."

And what of Hull City, now 17th after four straight league defeats and with matches against Everton and Chelsea on the horizon? Paul Ince is not impressed with what he saw from Steve Bruce's men.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Ince
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"Louis van Gaal said it would be a work in progress. He's had a nightmare with injuries, especially defensively. His ambition is to finish in the top four, he's not looking to win the league. They are slightly improving game by game."