Summary

  • Watch Match of the Day on BBC One & online

  • Rooney hat-trick, third from halfway over stranded Hart - Everton 4-0 West Ham

  • Sterling with injury-time winner - Man City 2-1 Saints

  • Arsenal 5-0 Huddersfield (Lacazette, Giroud 2, Sanchez, Ozil); Stoke 0-3 Liverpool (Mane, Salah 2)

  • Chelsea 1-0 Swansea - (Rudiger) Conte sent to stands; Bournemouth 1-2 Burnley (King; Wood, Brady)

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley and Tom Rostance

  1. Coming up soon!

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    Match of the Day

    Stand by your TVs or your tablets - Match of the Day is coming up at 22:45 GMT, kicking off with the Raheem Sterling show.

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  2. 'Everyone will be surprised by our league position'

    Bournemouth 1-2 Burnley

    Burnley

    Sean DycheReuters

    Burnley boss Sean Dyche: "I was very pleased, we wanted to be on the front foot, there was no hangover from Sunday.

    "We were very dominant, hit the bar, made the keeper work and scored a fine goal.

    "Where we are in the league, everyone will be surprised by that. I see the players work all the time and have great belief in this squad."

  3. The matchwinner

    Manchester City 2-1 Southampton

    Three games in a row. He's turning it on.

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  4. 'Mignolet was not the last man'

    Stoke 0-3 Liverpool

    Liverpool

    Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "That is a proper away game, it is a difficult place.

    "I don’t think it was lucky with Simon Mignolet, there were two defenders around the situation and he is not the last man.

    "Thank you is all I said to Mohamed Salah, it is nice to come on in a situation like this. We have a lot of work to do, with Peter Crouch on the pitch it make it difficult and they are good on the ground but we have to keep fighting for the second ball. It was very deserved and we are very happy."

  5. 'Ozil was recharged'

    Arsenal 5-0 Huddersfield

    Arsenal

    Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey: "Full credit to Huddersfield, they made it difficult for us to break them down. We upped the tempo in the second half and were more clinical.

    "Mesut Ozil was ill for the Burnley game but his batteries were recharged and he was fantastic tonight.

    "We wanted to take advantage of being at home and we did that again. It is another three points and hopefully now we can go into the Manchester United game at the weekend full of confidence and hopefully it will be a very successful week for us."

    Aaron Ramsey of ArsenalGetty Images

  6. 'Nobody wants to drop points'

    Manchester City 2-1 Southampton

    Manchester City

    Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling: "They made it really difficult for us but we have a feeling in the dressing room that nobody wants to drop points. We know that the teams behind us are pushing hard, United were brilliant last night.

    "The only records we are interested in are three points in the next game. West Ham."

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    Thomas Knights: City score their second winner of the season in added time after added time, Pep Time.

    Steven Hayhurst: So now we have Guardiola Time instead of Fergie Time.

  8. Pep v Redmond

    Manchester City 2-1 Southampton

    Pep Guardiola is tearing into Nathan Redmond as the Southampton winger comes off. Not sure what that's all about!

    pep Guardiola shouts at Nathan RedmondGetty Images

  9. 'Second goal changed the game'

    Arsenal 5-0 Huddersfield

    Arsenal

    Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger: "The last 20 minutes became comfortable but I would say Huddersfield did fight very well.

    "In the second half I felt at some stages it could have been 1-1 but when we scored the second goal the game changed completely. We played very well, with freedom. We played a bit on the edge before that."

    On Alexandre Lacazette's half-time withdrawal: "It is an injury, it looked like a groin injury so he might be out for a while."

    Arsene WengerPA

  10. What a goal

    Everton 4-0 West Ham

    Everton's Wayne Rooney says tonight was one of the best goals he's scored. He's scored a few tasty ones to be fair.

    Want a visual idea of how far out he was for his goal? Number 25 is Joe Hart...

    Wayne RooneyOpta

  11. 'We didn't give the crowd anything'

    Bournemouth 1-2 Burnley

    Bournemouth

    Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe speaking to Match of the Day: "At home, you expect us to dominate the ball and lay siege to their goal, you expect us to be a little bit more clinical and we were poor.

    "The responsibility lies with your team, they are difficult to play against and to score against.

    "Going into the game I expected a quick game from us and we didn't get that, you want to give the crowd something to cling on to and they didn't get that."

  12. As the celebrations kick off at the Etihad, let's get some reaction from the games which have already finished.

  13. 'Allardyce will be delighted'

    Everton 4-0 West Ham

    Leon Osman
    Former Everton midfielder on Radio 5 live

    After a nervy start the goal changed the game and West Ham didn't offer an awful lot.

    Sam Allardyce will be delighted with what he's coming into and what he has to work with, but David Moyes has plenty of work to do in training before the next game.

  14. FULL-TIME

    Manchester City 2-1 Southampton

    It was the last kick of the game! City win 12 games in the league in a row and stay eight points clear at the top of the table.

    What a big goal that could be. What a big player Raheem Sterling is turning into.

  15. goal

    GOAL - Manchester City 2-1 Southampton

    Raheem Sterling (90 mins+)

    That's the stuff of champions!

    What a goal, what a time to get it! Surely City's final attack and Raheem Sterling finds the winner. He cuts in from the left, has eight or nine red and white shirts in his way, he doesn't panic, finds Kevin de Bruyne, who loans him the ball back.

    Sterling then bends a beauty into the top corner. There are huge celebrations on the sidelines.

    Raheem Sterling celebratesAFP

  16. DISALLOWED GOAL

    Manchester City 1-1 Southampton

    Raheem Sterling has the ball in the net! Nope.

    The foul had been given for a push on Fraser Forster. It was as well.

  17. FULL-TIME

    Everton 4-0 West Ham

    David Unsworth ends his Everton caretaker spell on a high. It's another low for his opposite number David Moyes though.

    David UnsworthReuters

  18. Manchester City 1-1 Southampton

    City haven't troubled Fraser Forster at all in these closing minutes. Get Vincent Kompany up there!

    Not really Pep's style...

  19. Manchester City 1-1 Southampton

    If it stays like this the gap between the two Manchester clubs will only be six points. With the derby coming up.

    Only.

  20. FULL-TIME

    Stoke 0-3 Liverpool

    Mohamed Salah FTW as they say these days.

    Mohamed SalahReuters