Liverpool suffer third loss in five games
Villa 0-3 Arsenal - Ozil, Welbeck & OG
Newcastle 2-2 Hull - Magpies were two down
Burnley 0-0 S'land - Clarets goalless in four
Swansea 0-1 Saints; QPR 2-2 Stoke
Some ironic cheers from Newcastle fans as Hull score another screamer! Mohamed Diame turns away from Daryl Janmaat 25 yards from goal, he takes aim with his left foot and crunches in with his left foot, the ball kissing the inside of the post on its way in.
A cracking goal which may have repercussions for Alan Pardew.
Image source, PAKarin Ferebee Roberts:, external Four words: Cut Pardew some slack.
Margaret Giddens:, external Disgraceful behaviour at St James' Park. It is never the prima donna overpaid players that get the stick. Newcastle fans should be ashamed of themselves.
John Murphy:, external Do the BBC want Pardew sacked? Stop trying to make news and stick to reporting facts - you're getting too much like a tabloid.
All opinions covered, John, including those of Karin and Margaret...
This is better from Newcastle, they are having a real go but Hull look solid enough at the back. Newcastle have not played particularly badly today - but they're still losing.
Image source, AFPJordon Ibe has pulled a goal back for Derby against Cardiff, but the visitors still lead 2-1.
Fleetwood have pulled a goal back against League One leaders Bristol City to make it 3-2. Eoin Doyle, in search of his third successive hat-trick, has scored his first of the day to pull a goal back for Chesterfield against Doncaster. Rovers also lead 3-2.
Ryan Lowe has doubled Bury's lead against Burton and it looks like the Shakers will replace the Brewers at the top of League Two.
The home side are belatedly creaking into life. A corner makes its way through to Ciaran Clark but his shot is well charged down by a yellow shirt, if Villa can get one back now then you never know...
Gavin Rammond:, external The fans have been loud and patient at the Toon today. Time is running out though and there's still no spark.
Andy MacDougall:, external Ashley's biggest mistake is giving Pardew that mega contract. He won't resign, Ashley doesn't want to pay compo. Stalemate.
Toby Cornwall:, external Roy Keane has shades of Treguard from Knightmare about him. Spellcasting: H-A-T-T-R-I-C-K.
Managerless Cardiff have scored two second-half goals to lead 2-0 at Derby County while Cameron Jerome has scored twice for Norwich to level the game with Birmingham City.
League One leaders Bristol City have turned it around at Fleetwood and now lead 3-1 while Swindon have doubled their lead against Sheffield United.
League Two table toppers Burton have fallen behind against second-placed Bury thanks to Daniel Nardiello's strike. Surprise package Wycombe lead 1-0 at Portsmouth.
Michael, a Sunderland fan: Jelavic's goal greeted with a rousing rendition of "Don't Sack Pardew" here at Turf Moor!
Chris in Bath: Villa's goals conceded at home v Arsenal in 2014 - 32', 34', 34', 35', 36'. That's worse than Brazil...
Mickey G: "Wenger out" one day, "Arsene knows" the next. This has been going on for years, entertaining us all!
What a miss! Hull should be 2-0 up as Tom Huddlestone hits a free-kick into the wall, it runs into the path of Stephen Quinn who is only six yards out but somehow shovels it wide!
Dreadful finish. A change of luck for Alan Pardew?
Alex Calder:, external Newcastle isn't the club I started supporting as a kid. No direction. No passion. No excitement. Just a poorly run business.
Adam Palethorpe:, external Fans are short-sighted. A win at Villa Park and all our problems are solved? Didn't know one result made a season.
Jonatan L:, external I feel like Ozil and Welbeck need to combine for another three goals today or Wenger will just move back when Wilshere is fit.
With just about half an hour remaining it is finally getting heated at Newcastle - but on the pitch. Moussa Sissoko and Andrew Robertson clash as the Newcastle man tries to take a quick throw and it all kicks off.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe man advantage is starting to tell as Southampton go close when Dusan Tadic's curled effort is deflected just over. Saints fans are in full voice, Swansea supporters less so.
Former Portsmouth striker Steve Claridge
Final Score
"Newcastle's reaction has been good. Remy Cabella had another fantastic opportunity, he picked his spot from 20 yards but hit it too close to the keeper. But it was a great incisive move - it is chalk and cheese from this week to last week."
Image source, Getty ImagesI've rarely been as surprised about a statistic. That is incredible.
QPR manager Harry Redknapp: "It was a vital point for us in the end. When you're 2-1 down with just five minutes to go you're delighted to come away with a point.
"It was a difficult day, it's been difficult all week. Joey Barton hadn't trained much, Jordon Mutch hadn't trained for two weeks and Sandro was injured on Friday.
"We were short in some areas but I thought we showed great character to keep going. It's good for the spirit that we didn't lose."
Former Everton Phil Neville captain at Villa Park for BBC Radio 5 live
"Some great passages of passing from Arsenal - 20 or 30, just popping the ball around. And Philippe Senderos isn't the quickest of defenders, so if Danny Welback can isolate him then he'll fancy his chances."
Excellent flowing move from Sunderland as Emanuele Giaccherini beats his man around the outside and flashed a cross over. Jack Rodwell is there for a tap-in - but a Burnley boot clears it in the end. Brilliantly.
Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
Final Score
"In the modern game quality costs money and there is no doubt about the quality of Mesut Ozil. What you will see tonight on Match of the Day is first a superbly taken goal, taken like a clinical finisher, then the most exquisite ball played in to allow Danny Welbeck to finish it first time. Welbeck too now seems to have found his mojo and could start to play really well for Arsenal."
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at St James' Park
"Hull manager Steve Bruce tossed his water bottle high in the air in celebration when Nikica Jelavic swivelled to volley home Hull's opener, and the Tigers fans were soon singing his name.
"Alan Pardew did not have to wait long for Newcastle supporters to start chanting his too, along with the words 'we want' and 'out'. He remains standing in his technical area, as he has done for the entire game, but he might want to put on his tin hat."
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