Clumsy Pogba handball for penalty
Ibrahimovic with precise headed equaliser
Liverpool 3rd, Man Utd 6th
FT: Everton 4-0 Man City
Lukaku, Mirallas, Davies & Lookman
Guardiola's biggest league defeat as a manager
Tottenham 4-0 West Brom
Image source, Getty ImagesAlso getting in on the big-win action on Saturday was Tottenham, who beat West Brom 4-0 thanks to a Harry Kane in hat-trick. The win moved Spurs up to second in the Premier League, seven points behind Chelsea.
Read Luke Reddy's match report on that game here.
BBC Radio 5 live
On a big day of football I'm sure you'll be itching to know how you can follow all the build up and the action on the pitch once it gets under way.
First up, we've got MOTD2 Extra on BBC Two, online and on BBC Radio 5 live at 12:15 GMT. Alan Shearer and Mark Schwarzer joins Mark Chapman and Telegraph journalist Jason Burt.
Then, on BBC Radio 5 live there will be updates on Everton versus Manchester City when that game gets under way at 13:30 GMT with Ian Brown and Kevin Kilbane at Goodison Park.
Last, but by no means least, BBC Radio 5 live will have full match commentary on Manchester United versus Liverpool. Alan Green and Robbie Savage are at Old Trafford for that one.
John Mikhail: I wore number 11 in defence
Shameful behaviour, John
Bizarre squad numbers
Image source, Getty ImagesI am surprised no-one has mentioned Edgar Davids in the bizarre squad numbers chat after he wore the number one shirt while playing for Barnet.
Why? Because he is Edgar Davids. Look at him. No cares given.
You can read more about the history of odd squad number choices in this BBC Three piece here.
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Scott Warmisham: Derek Riordan wore 01 at Hibs for a season. Everyone laughed at him.
Michael: Kante 7 at Chelsea.
Morgan Schneiderlin has joined Everton and will wear number two on his back, despite playing in central midfield. So have you ever had to wear a crazy number on the pitch? Or which players do you recall have done?
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Leicester 0-3 Chelsea
Antonio Conte interrupts press conference to eat journalists cake
One thing I have come to understand as a journalist is you don't pinch another journo's food.
However, Chelsea boss Antonio Conte was feeling brazen after his side's 3-0 win at Leicester and leaned over his table to grab a bit of a reporter's cake. The journalist was smiling, but I bet inside he was fuming.
Hull City 3-1 Bournemouth
Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC Match of the Day
Bournemouth rested everyone for the FA Cup tie last week against Millwall but you couldn’t tell that on this performance. The way Bournemouth have capitulated recently is a real worry for them. They’re too easy to play against.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMichael Reid: Most bizarre squad number? Has to be central defender William Gallas wearing the Number 10 shirt for Arsenal.
Kal: Most bizarre is Zamarano for inter Milan wore 8+1 I believe it was because he wanted 9 but that was worn by Ronaldo. Pretty sure Milan Baros wore 5 for Liverpool as well.
Excellent memory, Kal...
Image source, Getty ImagesHull City 3-1 Bournemouth
Image source, Getty ImagesMarco Silva's predecessor, Mike Phelan, was on BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek programme this morning.
"I certainly want to be a manager again," he said. "I've been in the game long enough to know there's a certain period when you can reflect then a certain period when you get itchy again.
"It (management) was the next step - I wanted to find out whether I was capable of doing that sort of role and I felt good.
"It has whetted my appetite to stay in the management game. Obviously I can do the coaching and assistant bit, but it's just a case of sitting back and seeing what develops."
Hull City 3-1 Bournemouth
Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC Match of the Day
Hull were very good. They went a goal down and showed a lot of character to come back. Abel Hernandez, who scored twice, showed if you stay in the middle of the pitch you remain the focal point and you have chance of getting on the end of balls. He is a goalscorer.
Hull City 3-1 Bournemouth
Image source, Getty ImagesEarly days, but Marco Silva is looking an astute appointment by Hull City after he oversaw a 3-1 win against Bournemouth to boost their hopes of staying in the Premier League. Have a read of Jame Strickland's match report here.
Just me, or is Silva the spit of Colin Farrell?
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Image source, Getty ImagesNeil Moffat: 1974 Netherlands squad was alphabetical apart from the best number 14 ever
Leicester 0-3 Chelsea
Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC Match of the Day
For Costa to come out at this stage when they need him so much feels very strange. The way the players played today they looked like they didn’t miss him. He’s scored 14 goals this season - you need someone like that in this team. It seems like it’s derailed what's going on.
Would you be surprised if he took up the big money move to China?
Absolutely not. Costa doesn’t seem like the sort person who cares what people think. Whatever happens - if it's his back it's very hard to detect - it's turned him, something has turned him.
Image source, Getty ImagesOnce again it is West Ham and Chelsea who dominated the back page, this time the Mail on Sunday's. The Mail reports that Chelsea players have pleaded with Diego Costa to stay at the club.
Swansea 0-4 Arsenal
Image source, Getty ImagesSome chap called O. Goal looks an excellent signing for Arsenal after he bagged twice in yesterday's 4-0 Swansea.
I jest of course. It wasn't a new signing, rather the unfortunate Swansea scoring two own goals in Paul Clement's first Premier League game in charge of the hosts.
Olivier Giroud and Alexis Sanchez also scored as Arsenal climbed back into the top four.
Read analysis of that game by BBC Sport's Dafydd Pritchard here.
Bizarre squad numbers
Image source, Getty ImagesMatt Bell: Hernan Crespo's successor in the number 9 shirt for Chelsea was ... Khalid Boulahrouz
Jack Peyton: Boulahouz for Chelsea. A centreback wearing the no.9 shirt. In all fairness he was a better no.9 than Torres.
West Ham 3-0 Crystal Palace
Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC Match of the Day
What an unbelievable goal by Carroll. The fact West Ham have come out and said Dimitri Payet doesn’t want to play… he’s a great player but take the money and get some new players in.
I think we’ll see some new signings coming into Palace before the transfer window closes.
West Ham 3-0 Crystal Palace
Ian Wright
Former Hammers and Palace striker on BBC Match of the Day
West Ham finally produced a good display. Andy Carroll played a massive part. Hammers fans just wanted to see their players chasing and working hard.
Sofiane Feghouli had a really good game today. The Carroll goal was as good as I've seen - better contact than Wayne Rooney's against Man City (in 2011). The West Ham manager needed this win and the club needed it.
On Dimitri Payet wanting to leave: "I think whatever happens you do not say you don't want to play for the club anymore."
West Ham 3-0 Crystal Palace
Image source, Getty ImagesIt seems you can't go a round of Premier League fixtures without a wonder goal being scored these days.
The latest to send Twitter into overdrive with his flashy strike was Andy Carroll, who executed a sublime scissor kick in West Ham's victory over Crystal Palace yesterday.
Bizarre squad numbers
Image source, Getty ImagesDermot O'Donnell: Always a big fan of the "Zamorano 1+8" shirt number at Inter
David: Ivan Zamorano's 1+8 at Inter