Jesse Lingard denies Burnley famous win as Chelsea make ground on Manchester United

That brings an end to our live coverage from this Premier League live blog. We've got live coverage of Liverpool vs Swansea here, so join me there to follow the final top flight game on this Boxing Day.

Jesse Lingard strikes in stoppage time as Manchester United grab a point against Burnley.

Well what drama in the Premier League. Burnley go to Old Trafford and come away with a hard-earned point. Two stoppage time goals at the Vitality Stadium sees Bournemouth hold West Ham in a six-goal thriller, while Chelsea beat Brighton comfortably.

There were also a win for Watford while Huddersfield were held by Stoke and Everton draw at West Brom, who remain winless under Alan Pardew.

Full time: Bournemouth 3-3 West Ham

Full time: Huddersfield 1-1 Stoke

Full time: Manchester United 2-2 Burnley

Full time: Watford 2-1 Leicester

GOAL! Bournemouth 3-3 West Ham (Callum Wilson)

GOAL! Bournemouth 2-3 West Ham (Marko Arnautovic)

Full time: Chelsea 2-0 Brighton

GOAL! Manchester United 2-2 Burnley (Jesse Lingard)

Five minutes added on and United need one of them to net the equaliser. Burnley don't clear a Mata free-kick and Lingard reacts first to hammer into the corner. Can they find a winner?

Full time: West Brom 0-0 Everton

Entering stoppage time across the country in the Premier League. Is there time for Manchester United to peg Burnley back? The visitors look quite comfortable.

GOAL! Bournemouth 2-2 West Ham (Marko Arnautovic)

Alvaro Morata and Marcos Alonso have done the business for Chelsea today.

Burnley holding firm at Old Trafford. Just over 10 minutes to go to claim a famous result.

GOAL! Huddersfield 1-1 Stoke (Ramadan Sobhi)

Paul Pogba over a free-kick 30 yards from goal. 'Defour range' you could say. But the £89m man curls over the bar without testing Nick Pope.

GOAL! Watford 2-1 Leicester (Abdoulaye Doucoure)

GOAL! Bournemouth 2-1 West Ham (Nathan Ake)

GOAL! Chelsea 2-0 Brighton (Marcos Alonso)

If he doesn't get you from a direct free-kick, he'll do it another way. Marcos Alonso flicks Chelsea into a two-goal lead, meeting Fabregas' near-post corner and find the far corner beyond Ryan's grasp.

Matt Ryan keeps Brighton in the game, flying to his left to keep out Marcos Alonso's free-kick.

GOAL! Manchester United 1-2 Burnley (Jesse Lingard)

Jesse Lingard has made a real difference since he came on and he gets one back for United. It is a delightful goal too as he flicks the ball towards the back post and it beats Poep. Game on.

Not sure how United are not back in this game. Nick Pope makes an amazing save to keep out Lingard and the loose ball bounces onto the bar not once but twice.

GOAL! Chelsea 1-0 Brighton (Alvaro Morata)

Back in the team and back on the scoresheet. Alvaro Morata powers home a header from Cesar Azpilicueta's cross to give Chelsea the lead.

Back under way in the Premier League.

Steven Defour celebrating putting Burnley into a two-goal lead.

Half time across the country in the Premier League. The big story is no doubt coming out of Old Trafford where Burnley lead 2-0 thanks to Ashley Barnes and Steve Defour's goals. United have been awful but they have created half dozen chances which Nick Pope has been equal to.

Meanwhile, Dan Gosling has cancelled out James Collins' goals with Bournemouth holding and West Ham, while Molla Wague has levelled for Watford after Riyad Mahrez put Leicester ahead.

Tom Ince has Huddersfield ahead of Stoke City.

It is goalless at Stamford Bridge and The Hawthorns.

Dan Gosling levels for Bournemouth.

GOAL! Watford 1-1 Leicester (Molla Wague)

Bournemouth 1-1 West Ham (Dan Gosling)

Paul Pogba curls one just wide from 25 yards. United having plenty of shots on goal, but Tom Pope's goal remains unbreached.

Burnley have not won at Old Trafford since 1962 but they are dangerously close to repeating that result against Jose Mourinho's side. Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Romelu Lukaku have started up front today but it simply hasn't worked. The former has a good chance to halve the deficit but his effort is deflected over.

GOAL! Watford 0-1 Leicester (Riyad Mahrez)

United almost get one back straight away but Ben Mee gets back on the line to keep out Marcus Rashford's goal-bound shot.

GOAL! Manchester United 0-2 Burnley (Steven Defour)

One of the stories of the season developing here. Burnley have a two-goal lead at Old Trafford. Steven Defour winds up a free-kick and from 30 yards he beats De Gea with a stunning strike.

Thirty minutes in and only two goals so far in the 3pm kick-offs in the Premier League. Come on lads...

Cesc Fabregas slips a fine pass onto the run over Moses, whose first-time cushioned volley is kept out by Ryan. Brighton just looking vulnerable for the first time today.

Oh this is good. Marney on the bench today.

United already look a bit desperate and players are throwing themselves at crosses trying to make contact. Rashford and Ibrahimovic collide in mid-air trying to get onto a Lukaku cross. Burnley standing firm.

James Collins celebrates scoring for West Ham on his return.

Another save from Pope as Pogba's header loops off Ben Mee and towards the far post but the Burnley stopper gets across and makes the save.

Chelsea should be ahead at the Bridge. Fabregas's cross is deep and as Ryan is caught out Rudiger heads the ball back and Bakayoko has an open goal in front of him but he only shoots wide from six yards.

Burnley kept Manchester United at bay for 90 minutes in the game at Old Trafford last season, with Tom Heaton making a fine contribution.

His replacement Nick Pope will need to channel Heaton and he starts well, turning away Luke Shaw's shot.

Ashley Barnes celebrates opening the scoring at Old Trafford.

OFF THE BAR! Burnley inches from a second as Scott Arfield meets a cross from the right and as De Gea back-pedals it hits the bar and goes over. Sean Dyche rues that missed opportunity but this has been a fine start from Burnley

GOAL! Bournemouth 0-1 West Ham United (James Collins)

GOAL! Manchester United 0-1 Burnley (Ashley Barnes)

Shock early lead for the Clarets. United don't deal with a free-kick in the second minute and Barnes takes full advantage, slamming home from six yards.

Under way in all of our 3pm kick-offs, including at Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge where our focus will be.

Fans getting ready for kick-off at Stamford Bridge.

Watford have left behind the their good start to the season and have lost the last four in a row, with one point coming from the last six. Marco Silva was linked with Everton earlier in the season and he might have wished he took that offer if the result goes against his wide today.

Leicester are unbeaten in their last seven away games and their late comeback against Manchester United was mightily impressive, especially given they didn't perform anywhere near their best and down a man for much of the second half.

Huddersfield Town and Stoke are both looking over their shoulders and are far from safe as we approach the second half of the season.

Mark Hughes is still under pressure at the bet365 Stadium but the win over West Brom has given him a real boost. David Wagner might be good as viral Christmas videos, but his acumen as a manager is streets ahead.

West Brom are yet to win under Alan Pardew while Everton are yet to lose under Sam Allardyce. The Baggies are one off the bottom while the Toffees have pulled away from danger with the type of football which Allardyce has both been criticised and acclaimed for.

At the Vitality Stadium, seventh face eighteen as Bournemouth host West Ham. Eddie Howe may have a reputation as one of the most enterprising managers in the game but the results have dried up and they are without a win in seven games while they have taken just eight points at home.

West Ham have improved significantly under David Moyes but the surprise loss to Newcastle has seen them drop back towards the relegation zone. They'll be favourites today with Manuel Lanzini back in the fold however.

The same must also go for Chelsea, whose title challenge has died in recent weeks. Antonio Conte has an eye on the January transfer window but today the current squad must prove they can hold off any challengers for the final automatic Champions League place.

Brighton won for the first time since the start of November on Saturday but still have way to go to ensure they will be in this league come the end of May. Chris Hughton's side remain tough a stubborn but it is clear where there main weakness is. No side outside the bottom three has scored fewer than the 15 they have mustered this term. Concede the first goal today and that might be that.

Manchester United's title challenge is all but gone but they have a proud home record stretching back nearly two years they will be bidding to protect against Burnley today.

The Clarets have enjoyed a fine start to the season and are probably already safe on 32 points and give the sheer volume of sides between them and the bottom three. But the true chasm between them and the big six was highlighted when they lost 3-0 to Tottenham on Saturday, and they will want to right a few wrongs today.

It might be hard for anyone to eclipse Harry Kane for a steal of the headlines on Boxing Day, but 12 sides will have a go from 3pm. Let's round up the main narratives ahead of the games, starting at Old Trafford.

Full time at Wembley and Tottenham have beaten Southampton, but that is only half the story of a game which proved to be a landmark one for Harry Kane. Read all about it here.

Watford vs Leicester

Huddersfield vs Stoke

West Brom vs Everton

Bournemouth vs West Ham United

Let's go around the grounds to check on the team news from some of the other fixtures, as he build-up to kick-off in the 3pm games.

Chelsea make two changes from the draw with Everton. Gary Cahill replaces Andreas Christensen in defence, while Alvaro Morata comes in for Pedro in attack.

Four changes for Brighton. Schelotto, Duffy, Kayal and Izquierdo come in for Bruno, Goldson, Gross and Knockaert.

And now here are the team from Stamford Bridge.

Four changes for Manchester United. No Anthony Martial in the squad. Luke Shaw comes in at left-back with Young reverting to right instead of Victor Lindelof. Ibrahimovic also starts.

Burnley make one alteration as Ashley Barnes replaces the injured Chris Wood. Dean Marney is back in the Clarets squad.

Teams in from Old Trafford.

If you're struggling to get excited for the battle for second, Tottenham's inevitable win over Southampton means that we have a five-way battle for three positions behind Manchester City. Both Chelsea and United will be expected to win today, meaning that fight is really hotting up.

As Brighton have at Stamford Bridge.

Burnley have arrived at Old Trafford.

Now Chelsea vs Brighton....

Alvaro Morata is available again after suspension but David Luiz and Charly Musonda will miss out for Chelsea.

Shane Duffy is back for Brighton after suspension. Izzy Brown is ineligible while Steve Sidwell's back injury keeps him out.

The teams should be confirmed in the next few minutes, but how will the sides in our featured games line-up, starting with Manchester United vs Burnley?

Chris Smalling is set to join the likes of Antonio Valencia and Michael Carrick on the Manchester United injury list after suffering a groin problem against Leicester. Eric Bailly and Marouane Fellaini are also out.

Chris Wood is doubtful after going off against Tottenham. Stephen Ward will be assessed but James Tarkowski is out due to suspension.

The Boxing Day action in the Premier League is already under way with Tottenham hosting Southampton. It has already been something of a landmark day, and you can catch up with all the events from Wembley here.

Do you want the good news, or the bad news?

The bad news is the Premier League title race, baring a collapse of Devon Loch and Jean Van de Velde proportions, is over. Manchester City will be the champions and it remains to be seen if they can go the whole season unbeaten and when their winning run will be ended.

It is now a battle for the remaining automatic Champions League places and the two sides who currently occupy those berths are in action this afternoon. Manchester United are second and host Burnley in an all-Lancashire affair, while Chelsea take on Brighton who have not beaten the Blues since 1933.

Elsewhere, inevitably the focus is on the other end of the table. Alan Pardew's West Brom take on Sam Allardyce's Everton, who are unbeaten under his management while Bournemouth take on West Ham. Watford, Leicester, Huddersfield, Stoke are also in action on the bumper weekend in the Premier League.

So finish that game of monopoly and settle down for some top flight football. You know you want to.

All the build-up and team news ahead of the 3pm kick-offs on the way.