That's your lot for today's action. What a day it was.

Arsenal go top of the table, while Aston Villa remain winless since the start of the season. Manchester United drew 0-0 again.

More Premier League action tomorrow and it's a tasty affair as Leicester face Manchester City.

Until then.

You can watch Match of the Day tonight at 22:30 GMT on BBC One and the BBC Sport website. Alan Shearer and Ian Wright are the pundits.

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Match of the Day

18 goals in the eight games from today's Premier League games. You've got a bonus Match of the Day to look forward to this evening on BBC One at 22:30 GMT.

Watch out for Xherdan Shaqiri's second goal against Everton, it was an absolute pearler.

The Hammers come from a goal behind to beat Southampton at Upton Park and end a run of five straight draws.

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Boos ring around Old Trafford and lowly Chelsea hold Manchester United to another goalless draw.

Eight games without victory for the Red Devils.

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Petr Cech keeps a clean sheet for Arsenal to take his tally in the Premier League to 170, that's a new record.

More significantly, the Gunners go top of the table.

Wayne Rooney booked for an ugly tackle on Oscar, stamping on the Brazilian's shin. That's terrible from the Manchester United and England captain, it should have been a different colour.

Michail Antonio runs clear from a corner in his own area and ends up at the opposite end.

Looking to score a second, he shoots but he skies it high into the London sky.

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BBC Sport

It was after an eighth game without a win in 1989-90 that United went to Forest in the FA Cup third round and changed the course of history.

"United, United, United" is the chant from the Manchester United fans. Two minutes left to play and some home fans are walking out of the stadium. Unbelievable.

Manchester United only have themselves to blame if they don't win this game. Cameron Borthwick-Jackson's inch perfect cross to the back post is met on the volley by Wayne Rooney, but the Red Devils captain can't keep his effort on target and the ball ends up in the Stretford End.

Three minutes to play.