FT: Costa gives Chelsea first win in four matches
FT: Vardy scores in record 10th match as Leicester go top
FT: Barkley and Lukaku doubles help Everton hammer Villa
FT: Cazorla misses penalty in Arsenal's loss to Baggies
FT: Swansea come from 2-0 down to rescue point
FT: Bojan scores Stoke winner ahead at Southampton
Jamie Vardy (45 mins)
Incredible! Hats off to Jamie Vardy as he equals the record for scoring in 10 straight Premier League games. The England man celebrates wildly after cutting inside Moussa Sissoko to score. Brilliant by the Leicester striker.
Image source, Getty ImagesEverton 3-0 Aston Villa
Awful from Aston Villa.
West Brom 2-1 Arsenal
Danny Mills
Former England defender on Final Score
"There was no danger - I don't know why Mikel Arteta was that close to Petr Cech? There was no need for him to be there. It's awful."
Everton 3-0 Aston Villa
Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score
"What this performance says to me is Aston Villa's problems weren't just down to Tim Sherwood - the owners have to realise that now."
Chelsea 0-0 Norwich
Seconds after Norwich had a shot well blocked in the goalmouth Diego Costa has a GREAT chance to put the hosts ahead - but John Ruddy saves brilliantly with his feet.
Everton 3-0 Aston Villa
Danny Mills
Former England defender on Final Score
"I cannot wait for Martin Keown to destroy Aston Villa's defending on Match of the day this evening. It is comical - the ball bounced three times in the penalty area!"
Ross Barkley (42 mins)
Shambles. An absolute shambles in the Aston Villa penalty area. Ugo Ehiogu, Gareth Southgate, Paul McGrath, Shaun Teale, any one of them would have prevented this goal.
Romelu Lukaku helps the ball on to Arouna Kone but between Brad Guzan and Micah Richards it should be easily dealt with. Instead they hesitate, Guzan can't gather the ball in, Guzan has two attempts at catching the bobbling ball before Ross Barkley arrives and thumps home. His second of the day, into two open goals.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMikel Arteta (own goal, 40 mins)
Image source, ReutersA shocker for Arsenal as they concede again. It's all down to James McClean who whips a cross into the Gunners area and Mikel Arteta can only look on as he puts the ball into his own net while trying to clear.
Coventry open the scoring in their second-against-first meeting with Gillingham at the Ricoh Arena thanks to a goal from Jacob Murphy on 34 minutes.
West Brom 1-1 Arsenal
Danny Mills
Former England defender on Final Score
"If Martin Keown was in that defensive position that goal would not have been conceded. Nobody attacked the ball, no-one headed it, and James Morrison can score. Weak, fragile defending, from Arsenal."
Chelsea 0-0 Norwich
This week's Diego Costa first-half penalty appeal is a decent one as he throws himself to the ground under the very close attentions of Seb Bassong. He wants, demands, a penalty but he doesn't get one.
The guy in charge of cashing the fine cheques at the FA's ears prick up...
Jonjo Shelvey (39 mins)
No mistake by Jonjo Shelvey as he rifles the penalty past Adam Federici. This is a belting game.
Swansea 1-2 Bournemouth
Andre Ayew is tripped inside the area by Simon Francis. Is Bournemouth's 2-0 lead about to go?
Southampton 0-1 Stoke
Fine run from Dusan Tadic, backing Glen Johnson into trouble and getting a shot away but the ball climbs over the top from a tight angle. Southampton looking dangerous though.
New Blackburn manager Paul Lambert sees his side go 1-0 up at Preston with an own-goal from goalkeeper Jordan Pickford on 31 minutes. Meanwhile, Dean Bowditch puts MK Dons 1-0 up at home to Fulham.
Image source, Rex FeaturesJames Morrison (35 mins)
Tony Pulis punches the air as West Brom level and The Hawthorns goes wild as Chris Brunt swings in a free-kick from the right and James Morrison fires beyond Petr Cech.
Image source, ReutersSouthampton 0-1 Stoke
Jack Butland, immense this season, drops a routine catch in the manner of a 1990s England slip fielder, but he gets away with it as a red-and-white shirt can't force the ball home.
Everton 2-0 Aston Villa
Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score
"Romelu Lukaku is a big strong player, and he collided with Micah Richards, but Lukaku springs up and puts the ball away. There were claims it might have been a foul but for me that is the most impressive thing about the goal - the quickness of his reaction to get up."
Fresh from keeping manager Steve Clarke from the clutches of Fulham, play-off chasing Reading lead struggling Bolton 1-0 at home thanks to a goal on 21 minutes from Lucas Piazon.
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Sam: That last move has summed up Chelsea this season. Great build up by Hazard but once again Costa not delivering. Torres saga all over again!
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