FT: Palace 2-2 West Ham - Zaha strikes late in injury time
FT: Liverpool 3-0 Huddersfield - Sturridge, Firmino & Wijnaldum
FT: West Brom 2-3 Man City - Phillips with late Baggies goal
FT: Arsenal 2-1 Swansea - Ramsey scores winner for Gunners
FT: Watford 0-1 Stoke - Fletcher
Result: Man Utd 1-0 Tottenham (Martial)
Watford 0-1 Stoke
Andre Gray - on for Etienne Capoue - snaps a shot as the ball breaks to him 15 yards out, but the connection is as scrappy as a mobile call from the Outer Hebrides.
The ball drifts well off target. A smidge over 20 minutes to go.
West Brom 1-3 Man City
Leon Osman
Ex-Everton midfielder on Radio 5 live
What a fantastic goal that was!
They went from side to side and there were several times when you expected someone to shoot but they were so patient.
They sucked West Brom into positions they didn't want to be in and I can't tell you how good that was to watch.
Watford 0-1 Stoke
Stoke are still living off scraps possession-wise but they are offering a threat on the counter with Joe Allen screwing a shot just wide from a neat cut-back.
England 1-2 Spain
It's been a good 20 minutes if you've got Liverpool connections.
As well as the goals at Anfield, Reds forward Rhian Brewster has scored on the stroke of half-time for England to give them hope in the U17 World Cup final.
They were two goals down but now trail 2-1 thanks to Brewster's header from Steven Sessegnon's cross - that's his eighth goal in seven games in India and he's on course to finish as the tournament's leading scorer.
Raheem Sterling (64 mins)
Breathing space for the Premier League leaders! Raheem Sterling is the man who gives them a two-goal cushion, with virtually his first touch since replacing Bernardo Silva a few moments ago.
Maybe Albion didn't spot him coming on. Because they allowed the England forward to meet Kyle Walker's low right-wing cross unopposed for a tap-in my nan could have put in.
Image source, ReutersWest Brom 1-2 Man City
Tony Pulis decides to freshen things up in attack. Off goes Salomon Rondon, replaced by Hal Robson-Kanu. Quicker legs on the counter with Albion pinned back? City still camped up in the home half.
Liverpool 2-0 Huddersfield
That opening goal was just what Liverpool needed to loosen the limbs and spark the creativity.
Mohamed Salah swivels on the edge of the box and brings a superb save from Jonas Lossl with a curling effort.
That could very easily have been number three.
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal 2-1 Swansea
Swansea have as much organisation as a drunken stag/hen party now. They are all over the place. Aaron Ramsey finds another pocket of space in the Swans defence, but is unable to keep the ball down as it sails over the ball.
Swansea need to regroup quickly.
Liverpool 2-0 Huddersfield
Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live
Huddersfield look like they could be collapsing because they are beginning to open up and Liverpool have taken advantage.
Roberto Firmino (58 mins)
It had taken a superb stretching block from Zanka to keep Daniel Sturridge from scoring, but it all proves in vain as the Reds double their lead from the resulting set-piece.
Nothing to complex about this. A pacey near-post delivery from James Milner and Roberto Firmino slips Aaron Mooy with the old back-forth one-two footwork to buy a yard of space and bury the header.
Image source, Getty ImagesWatford 0-1 Stoke
Watford are slowly warming to the task of getting back into this one.
Richarlison should perhaps do better as he side-foots into the wrong side of the side netting.
He only does it in injury time...
Aaron Ramsey (58 mins)
What a turnaround! For the third successive game Arsenal fight back from behind to lead.
Opening scorer Saed Kolasinac provides the ammo this time, bursting down the left to pick out Aaron Ramsey. The Wales midfielder does not have to break stride, sidefooting into the bottom left corner.
Image source, ReutersCrystal Palace 1-2 West Ham
Does Roy do half-time rockets?
His side have emerged absolutely slavering at the chops in this second half.
Yohan Cabaye digs out a shot from the edge of the box, beats Joe Hart all ends up, but sees his effort thump back off the post.
Arsenal 1-1 Swansea
Both teams have left the back gate open. First Swansea stick the ball in the home net through Tammy Abraham, only for the visitors to be denied by the linesman's offside flag wafting in the wind. And then moments later Laurent Koscielny finds some room at an Arsenal set-piece, only to nod Alexis Sanchez's delivery wide.
Luka Milivojevic (pen) (50 mins)
Never a doubt.
Luka Milivojevic rattles home the penalty as Joe Hart goes the wrong way.
This game is alive alive-oh.
Image source, PACrystal Palace 0-2 West Ham
A lifeline?
Andros Townsend goes down under Angelo Ogbonna's challenge...
Sead Kolasinac (51 mins)
All square! The Emirates erupts as Arsenal drag themselves level. Sometimes you just need a bit of brute force and Sead 'The Tank' Kolasinac is just the man to provide it for the Gunners.
The bulky Bosnian sees a loose ball bobble towards him about 15 yards out and he rifles it past Lukasz Fabianski.
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Brom 1-2 Man City
Take your chances! West Brom fashion an early opportunity as Allan Nyom is given space down the right, swinging in to the far post where Grzegorz Krychowiak arrives like an express train. The Pole heads the ball down into the turf but straight at City keeper Ederson.
Daniel Sturridge (50 mins)
Cue that bendy-armed Studge jive.
Liverpool get a giant slice of luck pie as Tommy Smith's header screws across the penalty area and right into the path of Daniel Sturridge.
The England striker keeps his cool, holds his nerve and carefully lifts his finish over the advancing Jonas Lossl to open the scoring.
Image source, ReutersCrystal Palace 0-2 West Ham
And we are belatedly back up and running at Selhurst Park too where Arthur Masuaku is on for Aaron Cresswell in a change to the Hammers' second-half look.