Man U winning run halted by 10-man Villa
Lamela & Kane goals as Spurs beat Burnley
West Ham 2-0 Leicester (Carroll, Downing)
Southampton beat Everton 3-0
Austin hat-trick as QPR edge West Brom
Image source, APEverton have been on the fringes of being dangerous all afternoon, but Romelu Lukaku finally tests Fraser Forster with a stinging drive from 25 yards, caught that sweet as a nut, but Forster flies to his right to claw it away.
Hearts in mouths among the home fans as Michael Carrick's header flies across goal and Jores Okore takes his time to control and clear with Radamel Falcao lurking and looking for a killer touch.
Swansea's Bafetimbi Gomis stretches to reach a low cross but sees the ball bounce to safety off Allan McGregor's post.
That is his last contribution with Wilfried Bony on in his place.
Image source, ReutersSpurs drive through the middle and have a man over - Harry Kane, it's always Harry Kane - but Nacer Chadli can't find the key pass and it's cut out. Burnley taking chances at the back, and why not?
Bournemouth are staying top of the Championship. They are cruising to victory at Blackpool and currently lead 5-1 after two goals from Matt Ritchie and further efforts from Callum Wilson, Brett Pitman and Marc Pugh.
David Cotterill has put Birmingham 1-0 ahead in their away match at Huddersfield.
Former Blackburn striker Jason Roberts
BBC Radio 5 live at Villa Park
Image source, AFP"Now Christian Benteke is on his own up front Aston Villa need to provide more support for him. Andreas Weimann needs to get up there otherwise Villa continue to find themselves dropping deeper and deeper, inviting United further and further forward. Angel Di Maria has gone out to the left now, with Ashley Young on the right. There are huge opportunities for United on the wings."
The temperature rises another notch. Tyler Blackett catches Matt Lowton as he chases a poor first touch, and the crowd want red.
Lee Mason shows only yellow and gives one to Brad Guzan as well for his complaints.
Quarter of an hour to go.
Image source, Getty ImagesInto the last 20 minutes.
Cracking run from Dave Nugent, weaving his way past two West Ham defenders and driving to the edge of the box - but the run is capped with a wild finish over the top.
A change for Manchester United and it is one aimed at the Villa jugular.
James Wilson replaces Antonio Valencia.
Aston Villa 1-1 Manchester United
Image source, AFPBurnley haven't given up on a point or more at White Hart Lane. They commit many men forward with each attack but haven't put in any quality as yet. Spurs have won plenty of games late on recently - could they be on the other end today?
Aston Villa, buoyed by the injustice they feel over Gabriel Agbonlahor's dismissal, are pressing forward. United goalkeeper David De Gea is relieved to see a shot from the edge of the area looping up gently into his gloves.
Ashley Young is getting the mother of all jeerings. Christian Benteke is ploughing a lone furrow up front. Radamel Falcao is playing ball boy to keep the game going the preserve the clock for United. It's all going off.
The confidence is slowly coursing back through Southampton veins. James Ward-Prowse whips in another inviting set-piece, Jose Fonte gets the better of his marker to flash in a header and Tim Howard does well to push it away from the onrushing Shane Long.
It is still anyone's at Loftus Road. The game swinging back and forth with attacks on top.
QPR have made a change with Eduardo Vargas replaced by Junior Hoilett.
With just over 20 minutes left, four of our six games are in the balance...
Former Blackburn striker Jason Roberts
BBC Radio 5 live at Villa Park
"Gabriel Agbonlahor just misjudges the situation I think. I have to say my first instinct was that it was a bad challenge and the right result, but on the replay, you can see he goes in hard but it's just a strong challenge, a 50-50. I don't think it's malicious. When Gabby looks back on that he will be disappointed with the decision."
Tottenham have the ball in the net for a third time, but Nacer Chadli's effort from Harry Kane's pass is ruled out for offside.
Image source, PARelief echoes around St Mary's as Saints double their lead with their first effort on target all day! Nathaniel Clyne's run and cross is excellent, Shane Long wins a key header to nod it down and Graziano Pelle beats Sylvain Distin to the ball to poke past Tim Howard.
Image source, Getty ImagesAshley Young and Gabriel Agbonlahor come crunching together and it is the United man who comes off worse, folded on the floor thorough the force of the challenge.
Manchester United players surround Lee Mason and the referee plucks red from his top pocket. On the replay it looks a hefty, but honest attempt to win the ball by Agbonlahor.
A deeply unpopular decision and a potentially match-changing one.