Saints thrash Sunderland 8-0
Arsenal score late leveller against Hull
Fabregas scores in Chelsea win
Newcastle win after hour delay
Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck, who scored the Gunners' late equaliser: "It's a bitter-sweet feeling. We started the game well and went ahead but then I thought for their goal that Flamini was fouled in the build up.
"We had to accept the referee's decision and carry on, but they went ahead and then just sat back. I was pleased to get the goal but we are disappointed not to get three points."
Louis Bond:, external Four penalties in the Man City game, two red cards at Crystal Palace, eight goals at Southampton?! This is madness.
Alex Alexander:, external Goal and four assists for Dusan Tadic. Signing of the season so far. Graziano Pelle not bad either. Adam who?
Matt Andrews:, external Roy Keane needs to bring back the beard. Was a good luck charm it seems.
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Chief football writer Phil McNulty at Goodison Park
"A stroll for Everton, who will now be feeling much better about themselves. Ross Barkley, Gareth Barry and Leighton Baines were all outstanding. As for Aston Villa, their fine start to the season is threatening to become a distant memory."
Newcastle United 0-0 Leicester City (kick-off delayed until 16:00 BST)
MOTD's Alan Green at Turf Moor
"Burnley manager Sean Dyche must have been so hopeful in the first half. His side were dominant, but crucially they didn't score.
"You just had a feeling West Ham would make them pay for that and they did. Diafra Sakho was the star performer with his sixth goal in as many starts for the Hammers while Enner Valencia and Carlton Cole also scored with headers.
"Sam Allardyce can enjoy his 60th birthday celebrations tomorrow even more now."
Former Leicester striker Steve Claridge at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 live
"There was lots of fight and character from Palace. They work extremely hard and are organised and will be fine this season. And Chelsea? Well, they just roll on don't they."
There were 2,559 away supporters at St Mary's today. By my calculations, they face a six-hour drive home tonight. I feel for those hardy souls.
Image source, Getty ImagesBut Hull don't keep the ball for long...back come Arsenal. Joel Campbell lurks at the back stick to prod goalwards, but Hull keeper Eldin Jakupovic dives low to stop the Gunners nicking a winner.
Five of the six allocated minutes of stoppage time have gone. Hull have possession and cling on to the ball tighter than a scared child clutches on to their teddy....
New Bolton manager Neil Lennon is having an eventful afternoon. His side lead 1-0 at Birmingham but he has been sent to the stands.
The referee finally puts Sunderland out of their misery.
Image source, PAAny Hull fans at Wembley in May will be feeling nervous. Very nervous. Substitute keeper Eldin Jakupovic somehow manages to palm clear Santi Cazorla's swerving shot, then a sliding block denies Joel Campbell. Arsenal can't - can they?
David Okiemute Sagua:, external Southampton are blowing Sunderland away! Ref please end the game!
Daniel Woodley:, external That's a long journey from Sunderland to Southampton! Feel for their fans.
Sam Freck:, external Presuming Sunderland will refund the fans who travelled to watch. Might as well have stayed and watched the under 7s reserves.
Image source, Getty ImagesGoalless at the break at St James'. Martin Atkinson, who has had an eventful week, might be relieved at that. There is almost silence as the experienced official blows his whistle for half-time.
Former Leicester striker Steve Claridge at Selhurst Park, BBC Radio 5 live
"That's a good finish. Campbell got behind the Chelsea backline and just knocks in a wonderful ball. It really picked him out, and the ball was put into an empty net. And there's some time still to go..."