Otamendi and Silva turn game around after Ogbonna opener
Live commentary from Etihad Stadium on BBC Radio 5 live
Bournemouth 1-1 Southampton - Austin levels for Saints after Fraser opener
Everton 2-0 Huddersfield Town
Ian Wright
Former Arsenal & England striker on MOTD
Everton were a lot more organised with their closing down. Aaron Lennon played brilliantly not only attacking but defensive as well. Ashley Williams is playing well and Sam (Allardyce) will get him going. They deserved the win.
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal 1-3 Manchester United
Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC Match of the Day
On Paul Pogba's red card
I think it is a red card. It looks terrible. It was dangerous and he was endangering his opponent.
Image source, Getty ImagesBournemouth v Southampton (13:30 GMT)
Andrew Gillies
BBC Radio 5 live
Mark Schwarzer is summarising for Radio 5 Live at Bournemouth v Southampton - and he’s also making an appearance on Match Of The Day 2 Extra talking to commentator Mark Scott...
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Arsenal 1-3 Manchester United
David De Gea made 14 saves against Arsenal - equalling the record since statisticians Opta began collecting data.
Jose Mourinho says his performance was the "best from a goalkeeper in the world", and it looks as though De Gea was pretty pleased too.
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Arsenal 1-3 Manchester United
Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC Match of the Day
It was a magnificent game of football, we have talked about Manchester City going forward but what we saw at times from Manchester United was equally as good.
They were just breaking, too quick and too sharp with their pace and their power. They went after Arsenal, put them under pressure and wanted to get behind their defence and Arsenal could not cope with their one or two touch football.
It was great to watch, and Manchester United were too good and too clever for Arsenal. Superb.
(On David de Gea's perfomance)
I think De Gea is the best goalkeeper in the world, he was brilliant.
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea 3-1 Newcastle
Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer said: "Eden Hazard was unplayable at times, Newcastle could not get near him. His game just had everything and his feet are so quick - just magnificent.
"He just has everything in his game. He destroyed Newcastle, but he will destroy some more this season."
Ian Wright added: "Newcastle made mistakes and they got punished for the three mistakes they made. Cesc Fabregas was amazing for Chelsea."
Image source, EPABrighton 1-5 Liverpool
Ian Wright
Former Arsenal & England striker on MOTD
Liverpool are unbeaten in six Premier League games, winning five of them and they are just so quick and have everything in that front three. Mo Salah, Roberto Firmino and Philippe Coutinho just have so much pace and they also had Sadio Mane on the bench.
They are one of the best counter-attacking teams I have seen in Europe. This was a real eye-opener for Brighton.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe nights have drawn in, Pards and Big Sam are back, and Swansea are bottom of the league.
It's a proper Premier League Christmas coming up. Loads of good action on Saturday - let's have a recap.
Will we see anything quite as action packed as Arsenal v Manchester United?
It's doubtful but you never know. Here's what's coming up:
Bournemouth v Southampton (13:30 GMT)
Manchester City v West Ham (16:00 GMT)
Manchester City, who have only dropped two points all season, will move eight points clear of Manchester United if they beat West Ham today.
Image source, .Manchester City v West Ham (16:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United did their bit last night in what was undoubtedly the game of the season.
A fine win in a brilliant game at Arsenal trimmed Manchester City's lead to five points, with the derby coming up next week.
Image source, Getty ImagesPep Guardiola's side can move back into an eight-point lead if they rack up a record-equalling 13th straight win at home to West Ham.
Can David Moyes (finally) do Manchester United a favour?