Morata header puts Chelsea one point behind Man Utd
Niasse, Calvert-Lewin & Baines pen for remarkable Everton comeback
Watford's Cleverley misses injury-time penalty to give Unsworth first win as Everton caretaker
Man City beat Arsenal 3-1 to move eight points clear
Under-par Spurs beat Palace with Son goal
Manchester City 2-0 Arsenal
A rare mistake from Ederson, and it's nearly costly. He spills a shot from Alex Iwobi, the ball squirming from his gasp and heading in! He grabs it on the line, and is bundled into the back of the net by Aaron Ramsey. A clear foul, but a warning sign maybe.
Manchester City 2-0 Arsenal
Francis Coquelin gambles on the halfway line as he meets Kevin de Bruyne, and wins it perfectly. Miss that tackle and City would have been in on goal.
Arsene Wenger is still ticking like a clock to fourth official Andre Marriner.
Manchester City 2-0 Arsenal
Trevor Sinclair
Ex-England and Man City winger on BBC Radio Manchester
Monreal has been a bit naive after a great touch from Sterling to take him across the defender. A clearcut penalty. Then, when Aguero stepped up, he was the coollest person at the ground. He's stroked it in off the post and it was impossible to save.
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It's the worst possible start to the half for Arsenal, who were furious at that penalty decision.
Sergio Aguero (Pen)
Lucky or perfect? Sergio Aguero side-foots his penalty against the inside of the post and in. Another one to add to the record books.
Image source, ReutersManchester City 1-0 Arsenal
Raheem Sterling is tangled up in blue, Nacho Monreal is the wrong side and down he goes...
Image source, ReutersManchester City 1-0 Arsenal
This may depend on your age but how close would David Silva get to a place in your 'all-time Premier League XI?'
He must be close. Dictating play at the start of the half. Apparently there was a video shown at half time of messages to Sergio Aguero and Silva said 'where would you be without my assists?'
Fair.
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Away we go!
We'll have team news for you soon for the two late games but here come the sides at the Etihad.
Chelsea v Manchester Utd (16:30 GMT)
Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker and 2000 FA Cup finalist on Final Score
I believe that United know how to get over the line, I don’t think Mr Mourinho cares about how they get over the line.
All he cares about is winning games and getting silverware.
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It's not often you need the sprinklers on in Manchester in November. Strange weather today - it's gloriously sunny at the moment. It will be dark in about an hour.
Everton v Watford (16:30 GMT)
Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesThursday's 3-0 dismantling in Lyon ended Everton's interest in the Europa League and made it four defeats and two cup exits inside the past fortnight.
It also surely ended any lingering hopes David Unsworth had of taking charge on a more permanent basis, having presided over three of those losses.
There's every chance Watford will prove to be awkward guests this weekend too. They had enough chances to have beaten the champions Chelsea in their last away match and, despite losing 4-2 at Stamford Bridge, have won three times in five attempts on the road this season.
Chelsea v Manchester United (16:30 GMT)
Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator
5 November. A date to commemorate plotting and scheming, and an appropriate one for Jose Mourinho to be trying to take down his old establishment in London.
He seems to be at his plotting best at the moment too, with every word and action very deliberately calculated to further his aims for Manchester United.
His beef right now is that United deserve more praise than they've been getting for their defensive strength. Merely a sign of the state of the game? Right around Europe, defending seems 'so last season'.
After meltdown in Rome, Chelsea need to get back to their defending of last season.
Missing the shield of Nemanja Matic? We'll see.
Image source, ReutersStill two BIG games to come today...
#bbcfootball
Yousuf: Are you sure Sanchez hasn't signed for City? Every City counter attack seems to start with him.
Mat: Remember when Chamberlain wanted a move to Liverpool so played for them vs Arsenal. Sanchez is doing the same today.
Ray: Is Sanchez aware that he hasn't joined City yet? He's started about 4 of their counter attacks.
David: Alexis body language all wrong. He is a liability and shows no interest in playing for us. Change for Lacazette now.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City 1-0 Arsenal
Trevor Sinclair
Ex-England and Man City winger on BBC Radio Manchester
The scoreline is about right. City deserve to be in front, maybe by two. Arsenal have stuck in there and been resolute. City have moved the ball well and the game has been really entertaining.
Man City 1-0 Arsenal
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium
So far so good for Manchester City, who are 45 minutes away from breaking the record for successive victories in all competitions by an English club.
They are currently level with Preston and George Graham's Arsenal with 14.
Image source, EPAManchester City 1-0 Arsenal
Manchester City 1-0 Arsenal
Trevor Sinclair
Ex-England and Man City winger on BBC Radio Manchester
I wouldn't criticise City but I would just say they have needed to be a bit more clinical today. I'm talking slight percentages though. City have been brilliant so far. When they lose the ball, it's like an insult to them and the intensity with which they win it back is superb.
Manchester City 1-0 Arsenal
Ederson comes to the party! Alexis Sanchez is given a lost cause to chase and holds it up superbly. He finds Aaron Ramsey on his left, he tucks inside and hits a low shot which is really well clawed out by the Brazilian. Would Claudio Bravo have let that in?