Spurs come from behind to get three late goals at Swansea
Hazard scores twice as Chelsea beat Man City - Blues 7 clear at top
Liverpool held to 2-2 draw by Bournemouth
Ozil, Walcott, Giroud on target in Arsenal win
Hull beat Boro 4-2 to move out of drop zone
Saints hit back to beat Crystal Palace 3-1
Chelsea 2-1 Man City
Nearly a dream return to the starting line-up for Vincent Kompany, but the Manchester City captain's looping header comes back off the crossbar.
There is more goals in this one.
Image source, ReutersChelsea 2-1 Man City
Chelsea make a change, bringing on Nemanja Matic for Kurt Zouma.
Back under way at Stamford Bridge.
Southampton 1-1 Crystal Palace
Southampton have started this second half the better and should be ahead in the contest.
Shane Long collects Dusan Tadic's through ball and is in on goal, but his chipped finish has too much juice on it and the ball lands on top of the net.
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Arsenal 1-0 West Ham United
Mesut Ozil, the fella some Arsenal fans would happily trade for half a shandy, gives them Gunners the lead with a wonderful finish. Jose Fonte makes a complete hash of clearing a corner, finding the German lurking on the edge of the box. He wraps his left foot around a curler into the bottom corner. Just quietly, it could be a good night for the Gunners.
Mesut Ozil
Wake up!
Image source, Rex FeaturesSwansea City 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur
Nearly two. Kyle Naughton, another ex-Spurs man in this Swansea line-up, comes in from the right, leaves Ben Davies for dead (that gets written a lot), then puts his shot wide via a deflection. From the resulting corner, Leroy Fer heads over.
Swansea City 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur
Can you still buy Gold Bar biscuits? Spurs' change kit is the colour of the those mid-90s treats. They are hitting a wall of white at the moment, only capable of passing the ball in front of the Swansea defence. They look a Harry Kane short of ideas.
Chelsea 2-1 Man City
Brought back into the side by Pep Guardiola, midfielder Fabian Delph has made quite an impact.
The former Leeds and Aston Villa player had 69 touches of the ball in that first half, which was more than any other player on the pitch.
Image source, OptaArsenal 0-0 West Ham United
James Collins is a man you wouldn't mess with. When he says it's Christmas, start singing carols. Alexis Sanchez unpicks the lock with a delightful reverse pass, but Collins is there to slide in on Mesut Ozil and snuff out the danger. That, sir, is a tackle.
Southampton 1-1 Crystal Palace
He has been linked with a move to Barcelona and he would not look too out of place there.
Southampton's impressive full-back Cedric Soares sees the ball drop to him in the post and cuts across the ball with a left-footed strike which swerves inches wide of goal.
Swansea City 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur
Huge shouts for a penalty as Son Heung-min's shot hits Federico Fernandez on the arm. There was about two yards between them and Fernandez had his arm down. Would have been very, very harsh.
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Chelsea 2-1 Man City
Phil Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Radio 5 live
I think City have been the better team but have been undone by a horrific goalkeeping error from Caballero and a stonewall penalty due to Fernandinho's terrible challenge.
Apart from that, I have not seen many clear cut chances from Chelsea.
In they go for the interval at Stamford Bridge, shortly followed by the players at Anfield.
The earlier kick-offs are just getting back under way for the second half.
Liverpool 1-1 Bournemouth
Liverpool 1-1 Bournemouth
Not the best defending from Bournemouth as they allow Liverpool to level.
It is Roberto Firmino who collects the ball on the edge of the box and dances past two challenges, but the Brazilian does well to play the ball through to his fellow countryman.
Philippe Coutinho needs a few seconds to get the ball out of his feet, but has the composure to tuck a finish into the net past the advancing Artur Boruc.
Jurgen Klopp celebrates in typical Klopp fashion.
Philippe Coutinho (40 mins)
Liverpool level.
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea 2-1 Man City
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea manager Antonio Conte was relieved and delighted as that slice of luck put his side back in front - but he was then in a rage as Sergio Aguero had another half-chance to put Manchester City level once more.
Neither side looking secure.
Chelsea 2-1 Man City
City have to do it all over again to get back into the game.
They almost get a second equaliser from Kevin de Bruyne's viciously-whipped cross which Thibaut Courtois has to react sharply to, in order to turn it over the crossbar.