Baines tucks in penalty late on
Fellaini comes on and concedes penalty within four minutes
Herrera hits the woodwork as United press for a second
Ibrahimovic scores long-range effort that goes over the line after hitting the bar and post
Goal given by goal-line technology after ball cleared by defender
Bournemouth v Liverpool (13:30 GMT)
Liverpool have arrived at the Vitality Stadium, led in by Jurgen Klopp's familiar grin. Adam Lallana, who started his career in Bournemouth's academy and played there on loan in 2007, is also there. Will he return from injury today? We will find out shortly...
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Daniel Heaney: Karius's goal kick against Sunderland must take some beating.
George Jenkins: The most embarrassing thing on a football pitch? England vs Iceland.
Dan Morris: Has to be Gareth Barry separating Kieron Dyer and Lee Bowyer at St James'. Beckford has learnt from the best!
Image source, Getty ImagesStoke 2-0 Burnley
Image source, ReutersA day to remember for Marc Muniesa. The Stoke defender scored his first Premier League goal to seal a deserved home win against Burnley.
Striker Jonathan Walters put Stoke ahead with an exquisite finish, before Muniesa fired in a crisp low volley.
Burnley went close late on when Andre Gray's angled shot was parried by goalkeeper Lee Grant.
"We see ourselves as a top-10 club so we have to maintain these levels now," says Potters boss Mark Hughes.
Sunderland 2-1 Leicester
Image source, Getty ImagesThings keep getting worse in the league at least for Leicester manager Claudio Ranieri.
He said "everything is wrong" with his side's title defence following a 2-1 defeat at Sunderland yesterday.
An own goal from Robert Huth and Jermain Defoe's eighth league goal of the season condemned Leicester to their seventh defeat this term.
"We did our best today, but it wasn't enough," said Ranieri, whose team is now just two points above the relegation zone.
Sunderland however climb to 17th and are a point from safety after their third win in four.
"We're much more of an attacking looking side now. We have got more options to attack and we have actually started to defend better," manager David Moyes said.
Crystal Palace 3-0 Southampton
Image source, PAI doubt there was a more relieved man in the Premier League than Alan Pardew last night.
That's because his Crystal Palace side earned their first win in eight matches, two goals from Christian Benteke helping see off Southampton.
James Tomkins also prodded in as the Saints had a bad day at the office.
"When the pressure racks up in the Premier League it's hard but we got the balance right and we had some good attacking play," said Pards.
BBC Two (12:15 GMT)
There will be none of yesterday's handbags in the Match of the Day 2 Extra studio this afternoon.
Here to review the action and look ahead to today's matches are former Blackburn striker Chris Sutton, Stoke City goalkeeper Shay Given and the DailyTelegraph's Jason Burt.
That is starting right now over on BBC Two or you can watch at the top of this page.
Tottenham 5-0 Swansea
Image source, Getty ImagesTottenham had only won once in their last sixth games before yesterday but returned to form in fine style emphatically beating Swansea 5-0 at White Hart Lane.
Harry Kane scored twice in the week he signed a new long-term contract at the club while Christian Eriksen also scored a brace.
Kane's opener came from the penalty spot after midfielder Dele Alli appeared to dive in the box.
"I need to see it on TV to give my opinion. From my position it was impossible to see." Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino said.
West Brom 3-1 Watford
Image source, Getty ImagesHow are West Brom fans feeling this morning?
Pretty good I imagine. The Baggies are up to sixth in the Premier League after beating Watford 3-1 for a third win in four games.
Jonny Evans, Chris Brunt and Matt Phillips scored the goals for Tony Pulis' side while Roberto Pereyra was sent off for Watford in another fiery Premier League incident.
The Argentine reacted angrily to a James McClean challenge which resulted in both sets of players clashing on the touchline.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham 1-5 Arsenal
Image source, Getty Images"You don't find many players like him. He can always surprise you."
Those were the words of Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger after Alexis Sanchez's brilliant hat-trick in a 5-1 win against West Ham yesterday.
The Chilean set up Mesut Ozil for the Gunners' opening goal before scoring three of his own to send Arsenal second in the Premier League table.
West Ham on the other hand are 17th just one point above the relegation zone.
Man City 1-3 Chelsea
Image source, PAThe Premier League leaders at the pre-season title favourites. It promised plenty - and it delivered. Big time.
Manchester City led through Gary Cahill's comedy own goal but failed to kill off the visitors in the second half. And they were made to pay.
Diego Costa, Willian and Eden Hazard swung the game back in Chelsea's favour as they moved three points clear.
But the game was marred by an ugly brawl and two red cards in the final stages.
"It is a pity the game finished like this," Guardiola said.
Read about all of the extraordinary goings-on in our match report
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A joke. A disgrace. An embarrassment.
Preston manager Simon Grayson did not mince his words after seeing Beckford and Doyle scuffle.
With those words ringing in your ears, we want to know the most embarrassing episode you have seen on a football field.
It might have happened in the Premier League. It might have happened in the Doncaster and District Sunday Alliance League. Or any league in-between.
You know the drill. Tweet #bbcfootball or text 81111. Let's be having you.
Think Lee Bowyer and Kieron Dyer. Or, if you're a bit older, Graeme Le Saux and David Batty.
Now add Jermaine Beckford and Eoin Doyle to the list.
The Preston forwards had a real ding-dong in the latter stages of their team's 2-1 defeat at Sheffield Wednesday - and were both sent off!
Image source, Rex Features
Image source, Rex FeaturesEddie Howe and Jurgen Klopp will be busily scribbling out their team-sheets as we speak, ready to take them into the referee's changing room. We'll find out who has made the cut in about 25 minutes.
Before then, let's remind ourselves what happened yesterday...
Shall we all play nice today then? Anyone who starts blowing a fuse has to spend a week in the jungle with Martin from Homes Under The Hammer. Deal?
Turns out that the two managers in our first Premier League game are as nice as pie anyway.
Here's today's plan...
Something was in the air yesterday. Pre-Christmas tension perhaps. Or maybe just winter blues kicking in.
There was pushing...
Image source, Rex FeaturesThere was shoving...
Image source, PAThere was even a hand around a throat...
Image source, Getty ImagesBut, more importantly, there was some cracking entertainment as well as all this aggro...
