Summary

  • Arsenal win to move top of the table

  • Cech breaks Premier League clean sheet record

  • United and Chelsea in 0-0 draw

  • United miss host of chances at Old Trafford

  • Carroll gets West Ham winner over Saints

Live Reporting

Shamoon Hafez and Gary Rose

  1. Man Utd 0-0 Chelsea

    Into the last five minutes at Old Trafford, is this the final few minutes of Louis van Gaal's career? A 0-0 draw would be an apt way to go out if it is.

    Wayne RooneyPA

  2. Carroll's hair

    West Ham 2-1 Southampton

  3. Championship full-time

    Middlesbrough 1-0 Sheff Wed

    All over in the late Championship game as Cristhian Stuani’s goal after just 44 seconds seals victory for Middlesbrough, who go back to the top of the Championship.

  4. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Arsenal 2-0 Bournemouth

    This time, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's shot comes off a defenders and hits the post. 

    Come on Arsenal, you need to put these away and up the goal difference column.

    Alex Oxlade-ChamberlainAP

  5. Arsenal 2-0 Bournemouth

    At the Emirates, Olivier Giroud has a chance to put the game firmly to bed, but shoots wide from the edge of the box.

    8 minutes to play.

  6. Have your say on 606

    Lines are open for 606, which will be on BBC Radio 5 live straight after full time in the 17:30 GMT kick-offs. 

    Call 0500 909 693 to give your thoughts on today's games.

  7. goal

    GOAL - West Ham 2-1 Southampton

    Andy Carroll (79 mins)

    West Ham turn the game around.

    Michail Antonio somehow manages to hit the crossbar with a header from Enner Valencia's cross to the back post, but Andy Carroll is the right man in the right place to nod in West Ham's second.

    Upton Park erupts.

    Andy CarrollReuters

  8. Man Utd 0-0 Chelsea

    Not one of Wayne Rooney's finest moments. He runs on to Juan Mata's lovely dinked ball forward, but ends up making a hash of it with an air shot.

    He was flagged offside, but looking at the replay, Rooney was definitely on.

    15 minutes remaining, can either side find a winner?

  9. West Ham 1-1 Southampton

    One to remember.

  10. goal

    GOAL - West 1-1 Southampton

    Michail Antonio (69 mins)

    This is jammier than my toast on a morning.

    West Ham winger Michail Antonio with a mazy run into the box before losing control and falling over.

    However, as a Southampton man tries to clear the ball, it hits Antonio on the head, and loops over Maarten Stekelenburg's head and into the net.

    This will be on next year's bloopers DVD.

    Michail AntonioAP

  11. Arsenal 2-0 Bournemouth

    Theo Walcott in to make it three??

    NO!

    The Englishman drags his effort wide from the right edge of the box.

    Arsenal still going top of the pile though.

  12. Coming up

    Match of the Day

    Don't forget, you can watch all the goals from today on a special Bank Holiday offering of Match of the Day on BBC One from 22:30 GMT.

    There's been some crackers today, so definitely worth a watch.

  13. Man Utd 0-0 Chelsea

    How this game is still 0-0 I do not know.

    Nemanja Matic strides forward from midfield, with the freedom of Old Trafford in front home him, but lashes way over the crossbar when through on goal.

    Awful effort and the home fans cannot believe they got away with that one.

  14. goal

    GOAL - Arsenal 2-0 Bournemouth

    Mesut Ozil (62 mins)

    Provider turns goalscorer.

    German midfielder Mesut Ozil sidefoots home Olivier Giroud's flicked pass and Bournemouth now have a mountain to climb.

    Mesut OzilAFP

  15. West Ham 0-1 Southampton

    At Upton Park, Shane Long - who scored two against Arsenal on Boxing Day - is looking to get on the end of a through ball but it taken out by West Ham defender James Collins.

    That shoulder charge would have been flagged up in rugby league, but not here.

  16. PENALTY APPEAL

    Arsenal 1-0 Bournemouth

    Shouts for a penalty at the Emirates Stadium. Bournemouth midfielder Dan Gosling tumbles in the box under a challenge from Gabriel, but Roger East is unmoved but to the visiting player's anguish.

  17. Two goalkeeping giants

    Man Utd 0-0 Chelsea

  18. GREAT SAVE!

    Man Utd 0-0 Chelsea

    This is an unbelievable save from Thibaut Courtois.

    Manchester United forward Anthony Martial causes problems with his pace once again, cracking a cross from the left and it looks for all the world that Ander Herrera is popping the ball into the net, but the Belgian goalkeeper springs across his goal to claw the ball away.

    David De Gea has kept his side in the game but so has Courtois for Chelsea.

  19. Arsenal 1-0 Bournemouth

    Bournemouth were decent in the first half but fell a goal behind, they're looking to get back into this game but will have to find their way past Petr Cech, who could set a new Premier League record of 170 clean sheets if he keeps a shutout this evening.