Coming uppublished at 18:51 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
Match of the Day
An early shout here but possibly the very thing you want to know.
Is there a midweek Match of the Day?
Yes. Yes there is indeed.
Tomorrow, 22:45 GMT, BBC One.
Summary
Result: Everton 2-1 Arsenal
Williams heads late winner as Toffees come from behind to win
Jagielka sent off for two bookings late on
Result: Bournemouth 1-0 Leicester (Pugh)
Cherries move up to eighth
Coming uppublished at 18:51 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
Coming uppublished at 18:49 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
Everton v Arsenal (19:45 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 liveYou can tune into BBC Radio 5 live tonight for full match commentary from Goodison Park, courtesy of Alan Green and Chris Waddle.
Mark Pougatch fronts the build-up from 19:00 GMT.
Image source, Rex FeaturesTeam newspublished at 18:49 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
BreakingBournemouth v Leicester (19:45 GMT)
Jack Wilshere starts for Bournemouth, while Danny Simpson drops out for Luis Hernandez in Leicester's only change.
More to come.
Team newspublished at 18:48 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
BreakingEverton v Arsenal (19:45 GMT)
Ross Barkley is back in the Everton starting XI, while Enner Valencia joins Romelu Lukaku up front.
Hector Bellerin comes in for Arsenal with Shkodran Mustafi out injured.
Full team news from both to follow.
Draw on the cards?published at 18:43 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
Bournemouth v Leicester (19:45 GMT)
Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality StadiumDuring Leicester's race to the Premier League title last season, there were only three teams they did not beat either home or away - losing both games against title rivals Arsenal, and drawing twice against Manchester United and tonight's opponents Bournemouth.
It finished 1-1 here in late August, a late Jamie Vardy penalty marking the start of his 11-game scoring run, while it finished goalless at the King Power Stadium on 2 January, although the Cherries played the last 33 minutes with 10 men after Simon Francis' red card, and were indebted to Artur Boruc's penalty save from Riyad Mahrez.
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Bournemouth v Leicester (19:45 GMT)
Leicester CityWhat a statement that win over Manchester City was. Leicester were in danger of falling into the bottom three, had lost 5-0 in midweek and were without a league win since 22 October.
Jamie Vardy hadn't scored in over two months but would smash in a hat-trick as Pep Guardiola's side were blown away within the first 20 minutes.
Three-nil later turned to 4-2. But will it signal the start of something better?
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 18:38 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
Everton v Arsenal (19:45 GMT)
ArsenalAnother year, another decent run, another Champions League tie against Bayern Munich.
Arsenal's strong start to the season has a familiar feeling about it, and not for the right reasons.
The pundits have seen it all before. The Gunners are quick off the blocks but inevitably fade when the hard yards come..
But... could this year be different? Would you feel more confident about your answer if they won tonight at Goodison Park and got a decent result at Manchester City on Sunday?
Not necessarily so...
Image source, Getty ImagesLukaku - a frustration?published at 18:35 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
Everton v Arsenal (19:45 GMT)
EvertonThere are clouds of gloom gathering over castle Goodison.
Saturday's defeat at Watford in the early kick-off was a limp affair. Basically, they went 1-0 up and then decided to be rubbish. That's pretty much how manager Ronald Koeman saw the 3-2 defeat anyway.
Former Everton captain Kevin Ratcliffe's been laying some of the blame at Romelu Lukaku's door, despite the striker's nine goals in the league.
"If you want to play Koeman’s game you have to defend from the front. Lukaku doesn’t do that, he doesn’t work hard enough. His work rate really frustrates Evertonians,” he told BBC Radio 5 live.
Image source, Getty ImagesEvening allpublished at 17:50 Greenwich Mean Time 13 December 2016
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Is Santa really a Blue?
Brace yourself. We're heading towards that time of year when the football season goes into overdrive. Turns it all up to 11.
The Premier League's golden goose is almost at its fattest. We gorged on 30 goals in Saturday's five games alone and, as we begin to think about Christmas and New Year, the belt buckles are already approaching bursting point.
Tuesday and Wednesday sets another 10 deep bowls around the table - a full schedule of games.
Tonight, it's the amuse-bouches, the aperitifs, the juicy danglers. Two choice matches to get your chops around.
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