Giroud sent off for headbutt on Onuoha
Rob Green saves Alexis Sanchez penalty
Wins for Chelsea, Man City and Man Utd
Saints, Swansea and Liverpool also win
As do Spurs, Stoke and Hull
BBC Radio 5 live's 606 via audio speaker button until 21:00 GMT
Image source, LFCThe Liverpool annual in 2012 had a bit of trouble with the spelling of one of the team's star players.
The following couple of years of writing press releases about Luis Suarez ensured the press team got plenty of practice in.
"I am one of the most hated footballers in the Premier League, and I am dressed as Scooby Doo.
"I am trying to get into a nightclub with my Blackburn Rovers team-mate Paul Dickov, who is in a Yoda costume. Looking back, it sounds ridiculous."
What is Robbie Savage talking about? Read his latest column to find out.
As we reach the end of the year, media organisations around the world will be churning out pre-recorded reviews of the year to fill airtime and buy a bit of time off.
We are not above that sort of thing.
But, I think spending two and a half minutes reliving Brazil's jaw-dropping 7-1 World Cup semi-final shellacking against Germany is time well spent.
I certainly can't give you anything better....
Andy Walker: Gnomeanja Matic
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Christian Cordina: Boxing Day should be renamed Football Day.
Dan Rose: Christmas Day was good, but Boxing Day's football fixtures make this day great
Stuart Ingram: There is nothing like Boxing Day football to soothe the Christmas hangover!
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Justin Engelbrecht: After 30 years of waiting, it finally arrived this Christmas
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Manchester United have won 17 of the last 18, been victorious in the last 10 in a row and won the last 10 on Boxing Day at Old Trafford.
Newcastle, meanwhile, have been away from home in nine of their last 11 Boxing Day Premier League matches and have lost six and won just one of those nine games.
More than 70,000 people were admitted to hospital on Christmas day 2012 including people burning themselves on the Christmas pudding and getting a toy from a cracker stuck in their ear.
Harry Arter must have been tempted to drop the gravy down the front of one of his Christmas Day guests.
The Bournemouth midfielder had Fulham anchorman and brother-in-law Scott Parker round for some turkey, a day before they meet on the pitch.
"It's going to be a surreal sort of game for both of us," Arter told BBC Radio Solent.
Adam Benjamin: My mum got me a copy of Robbie Savage: Football Howlers a couple of years back. I regifted it the same day.
Michal Koziol: My uncle once brought me two scarfs from two different football clubs in his city. Both clubs hate each other sincerely.
LeighGruffyddSanders: My great aunt once bought me a knitted Spurs scarf...I am a Cardiff fan. Another one was a Ryan Giggs annual.
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Any football-related presents on Christmas Day? Some on the unusual or not what I'm really into anymore category? We'd love to hear about them.
From Andrew: Santa brought me the 'Match of the Day at 50' book yesterday morning. He knows me too well! One things for sure, Santa's beard is much more convincing than Gary Lineker's poor effort!
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One of the other stories that you might not have seen yet, involves Brendan Rodgers, usually so chipper and cheery about his players, giving Mario Balotelli the cold shoulder.
"Being on the bench is something he will have to get used to," said Rodgers
"If the team needs him from the bench then it is something he will need to become adjusted to - that is the same for every single player, not just him."
Mario often seems happier on the bench anyway.
Image source, Manchester CityIs James Milner a signing to get Liverpool fans excited? Or send them into a state of catatonia?
The Manchester City midfielder has, for a while now, been the subject of a parody Twitter account called Boring James Milner, providing a fictional but purposely mundane account of Milner's life.
Milner has happily poked a bit of fun at it and himself in a video via Manchester City in which he opens his Christmas presents which, predictably, are pretty boring.
Image source, Daily StarThe Daily Express back page, external screams Rodgers Raid for Milner - linking Liverpool with a move for the Manchester City midfielder in the summer when his contract is up at the Etihad.
Elsewhere the Star and the Times share a backpage lead, focusing on Jose Mourinho's kind words for Sam Allardyce.
Amid the knock-down tinsel and over-priced single pints, your local newsagent is also stocking some thin newspapers this morning.
The sport sections are probably the chunkiest bit of newsprint, and the transfer gossip mongering is also a year-round business...
You know how it works.
A distant aunt knows you like football. The same distant aunt has to get you a Christmas present. She, understandably, doesn't want to go much over a tenner.
The result can be some unwearable, unwatchable, unreadable football-related gifts.
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BBC Radio 5 live
It's a Boxing Day bonanza of football and BBC Radio 5 live has all the key action covered.
Radio coverage gets under way at 12:00 GMT as Mark Pougatch brings you all the build up in 5 live Sport, before full match commentary as Chelsea host West Ham at 12:45.
Then, at 15:00 focus switches to Manchester United versus Newcastle with full commentary from Old Trafford, as well as updates on all the goals as they go in across the Premier League and Football League.
Finally, 5 live will be in London as Arsenal host QPR at 17:30.
All 92 Football League clubs in action across 46 games.
A bit like rats in London, you are never more than six feet from some football on Boxing Day. Ok, a bit further, but not a lot.
This is how the top-flight boys square off today. All kick-offs 15:00 GMT unless otherwise stated.
Image source, Getty ImagesQueen's speech bingo: "'Family', 'Commonwealth' and 'George', this card is a winner"
Fridge tetris: "It says 'keep refrigerated after opening', but it is more a guideline than a rule.."
Drunk dad buckaroo: "Put a mince pie on his head! Put a mince pie on his head!"
Christmas Day is all well and good, but for the best festive games, it is all about Boxing Day.