Sunderland hold on to beat Leicester 2-1
Tottenham thrash Swansea 5-0, Kane scores twice
Benteke scores twice as Palace beat Southampton
West Brom see off 10-man Watford - Baggies up to 6th
Walters and Muniesa on target as Stoke beat Burnley
Christan Eriksen (70 mins)
We knew there would be more goals, but we weren't quite sure they would happen like this. Dele Alli's shot is palmed up into the air by Lukasz Fabianski. Christian Eriksen is there to challenge for the loose ball with Jordi Amat, with Amat appearing to hook the ball against Eriksen, only for the rebound to fly into the empty net.
Image source, ReutersTottenham 3-0 Swansea
And again! Harry Kane is through once more. This time he's onside, only for Lukasz Fabianski to get down low and palm the strike around the post.
Sunderland 1-0 Leicester City
Alex Scott
Arsenal Ladies & England right-back on Final Score
Sunderland, based on the run of play, thoroughly deserve this lead. In fact, they're continuing to press Leicester and if they carry on in this vein they'll score more.
Sunderland 1-0 Leicester
Ooooh! We've seen them given. Which is our way of sitting on the fence over a penalty decision.
Patrick van Aanholt treads on the ball as he goes past Danny Simpson's sliding challenge, then seems to go over the Leicester defender's trailing leg.
David Moyes thinks that is a penalty as much as he thinks the sea is blue.
Sunderland 1-0 Leicester City
Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score
When football goes against you it goes against you. Robert Huth lost his man and tried to catch up, but the ball comes off him and into the back of his own net. You almost feel sorry for the defender.
This was a must-win game for Leicester. If you can't beat Sunderland away from home you won't win any Premier League games away from home.
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Tom Worsley: If Palace win they'll be 14th, despite seemingly not having recorded a top a flight win since 1995.
Luke: Struggling to determine the worst Championship defence between Leicester 2016 and Chelsea 2015. Both utterly embarrassing
Tottenham 3-0 Swansea
It could have been four for Spurs and a hat-trick for Harry Kane. The ball is in the net, but Kane is denied by the linesman's flag. There's still plenty of time for more, mind.
Robert Huth (OG) (64 mins)
The Stadium of Light erupts! David Moyes almost breaks into a smile.
Jan Kirchhoff meets a corner and heads goalwards, the ball pinging off Robert Huth and going in past the stranded Ron-Robert Zieler.
Image source, ReutersCrystal Palace 2-0 Southampton
Fraser Forster will probably get home and realise he has forgotten to take tonight's curry out of the freezer. He's had one of those days.
After his howler gifted Palace the opener, he boots another backpass straight out of play on the full.
In front of Gareth Southgate too. Dang.
West Brom 2-1 Watford
Plenty of possession for Watford so far in the second half - and they have a goal to show for it.
One more needed for the Hornets, though.
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Stoke 2-0 Burnley
Bruno Martins Indi is hard. His head may be made of marble. Still, when a stray elbow from Ashley Barnes catches him on the jaw, it looks nasty. Martins Indi is up after some treatment, while Barnes can't see what the fuss is all about.
Crystal Palace 2-0 Southampton
Is someone pressing a couple of flippers inside the Palace box? It's like a pinball machine in there. Southampton try hit to the ball goalwards, but Palace eventually clear. Saints midfielder James Ward-Prowse reckons it hit a home hand at some point - I didn't see it if it did.
Second half is almost under way in El Clasico. The first half was goalless and pretty awful.
But it won't stay that way. Surely? Live text commentary is here.
Image source, Getty ImagesMatt Tubbs knows how to make a decent first impression - signed from Forest Green on Thursday, the striker has scored for National League side Sutton United to make it 1-1 against Cheltenham.
Meanwhile, Solihull Moors have got a nervy final 30 minutes coming up - Luton Town have pulled a goal back and trail 2-1.
Christian Kabasele (60 mins)
This has been coming, because Watford have been excellent since the break. A Gareth McAuley header forces his own keeper Ben Foster into a wonderful save. From the resulting corner, Watford keep the ball alive, with Christan Kabasele waiting to side-foot in from no distance. Game on.
Image source, ReutersSunderland 0-0 Leicester
A sniff of a goal for Leicester. Marc Albrighton sits up a dinked cross, the ball landing on Islam Slimani's right boot. The £29m striker thumps it goalwards, straight into Papy Djilobodji's midriff.
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Seth Egoeh: Swansea are getting paid for sacking Garry Monk too quickly. They should have given him time. Relegation looms
Francis Edwards: For the first and probably final time, I decide to put Kane in my fantasy football team. Thank you Harry Kane.
Crystal Palace 2-0 Southampton
Claude Puel and his assistant Eric Black scribble down a few notes on a piece of paper. Whatever they are cooking, it needs to be good. Palace looking comfortable here.
Image source, PASunderland 0-0 Leicester
Image source, OptaLeicester City's title win last season was built on springing lightning quick counters - and that's very much how they're set up today.
Riyad Mahrez (26), Andy King (10) and Marc Albrighton (11) have rarely given advanced support to the Foxes' forwards.
In fact, Islam Slimani (19) has been isolated up top.
Stoke 2-0 Burnley
Burnley, passengers in the first half, have started the second very, very well. Stoke's backline is being caused all sorts of problems, with Burnley angry that Marc Muniesa is only shown a yellow card after a tangle with Andre Gray that stopped the big man getting a run on goal. The resulting free-kick goes off the top of the wall and out.