Man City top after 3-1 derby win
David Silva, Aguero and Gundogan goals for City
Late Gundogan strike a superb team move involving 44 passes
Martial penalty had given Man Utd hope
Result: Arsenal 1-1 Wolves - Mkhitaryan with late equaliser
Chelsea miss chance to go top - held 0-0 by Everton
Liverpool earn 2-0 win over Fulham (Salah, Shaqiri)
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I hope the reports are true about Lukaku not starting. Don’t think he would worry City if he was playing as much as the pace of Rashford, Lingard, Martial will. Doesn’t press opposition either. Pogba is 50/50, if not 100% fit, don’t start him, United can’t afford to carry anyone. If one player isn’t on it, City could be out of sight in the first 20 mins.
James
BBC Radio 5 live
We have back-to-back-to-back (see what we did there?) football commentaries on BBC Radio 5 Live this afternoon.
From 12:00 GMT you can listen to Liverpool vs Fulham with Alan Green and Dion Dublin.
Steve Claridge and Conor McNamara are at Stamford Bridge for Everton's trip to Chelsea from 14:15 GMT
Then John Murray and Robbie Savage will bring you live commentary of the Manchester Derby from 16:30 GMT.
You can tune in the old fashioned way on your radio or listen at the top of this page.
Liverpool v Fulham (12:00 GMT)
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp: "The season so far-wise, points-wise in the Premier League, has been really successful.
"But it doesn't really feel like that because there are two reasons in comparison with last year: free-flowing football in a few games and Man City and maybe Chelsea and a few others play a very good season as well.
"It feels a bit like this season can only be a success if we become champions."
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KoloKK: I hope there's a goal for the birthday boy, Wijnaldum somewhere in today's match.
Liverpool v Fulham (12:00 GMT)
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Liverpool v Fulham (12:00 GMT)
Anfield remains a formidable place and Fulham will have to break a long-standing record if they want all three points today.
Liverpool are unbeaten in 26 top-flight games at Anfield, their longest such run since a 31-match streak between 2007 and 2009.
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We desperately need Salah, Firmino, and Mane to clean up their play. They've all looked off-form all season. They don't need to be brilliant, just clean and tidy. At times they've tried to be too elaborate.
Dan E
Man City v Man Utd (16:30 GMT)
Chief football writer at the Independent, Miguel Delaney is reporting that Paul Pogba and Romelu Lukaku will not be in the starting line-up for today's derby at Manchester City.
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Liverpool v Fulham (12:00 GMT)
Fulham sit bottom of the Premier League table following a 1-0 defeat by Huddersfield on Monday night, an early six-pointer in the eyes of some.
Head coach Slavisa Jokanovic wants his players to stand up and be counted: "In the last game we chose a really ugly way to lose. You must fight until the last moment, you must give extra effort. We didn't show the effort and we must now wake up.
"My mentality is always the same. I want to find brave people around me. We must move out of our comfort zone, push harder and be more competitive.
"After a tough two-and-a-half years in the Championship, we cannot give up now. We must show ambition and pride."
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 0-0 Burnley
Alan Shearer
Former England captain on BBC MOTD
Football can often get things wrong but Leicester City have honoured Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha with total class and total respect.
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Both teams are having their own battles this year. Liverpool remain two points off the top but need to keep up with the pack and will expect nothing but a win.
Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal are also in action later today so there could be some movement within the top five.
Image source, BBC SportAs for visitors Fulham, they start the day rock bottom of the Premier League with just one win this season.
Five of yesterday's bottom six were in action so there's been plenty of changes to the table - none of which affected Fulham.
A win today would move Fulham level on points with 18th-placed Cardiff following their victory over Brighton yesterday.
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As a Fulham fan I'm trying to work out our formation? Five at the back? Or Christie at RM with Sess on the left, but where does that leave Schurrle? The fact it's this hard to work out tells you we still haven't got a clue on our best team...
Keith
Crystal Palace 0-1 Totternham
Martin Keown
Former England defender on BBC MOTD
Juan Foyth went into this game a boy and came out a man. He suddenly said to himself 'I'm going to play and trust my ability'. He reacted quickly and to get his goal was delightful for him.
Mauricio Pochettino has launched so many careers in the Premier League. He deserves credit for that.
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Someone's excited...
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Newcastle 2-1 Bournemouth
Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC MOTD
Salomon Rondon was brilliant. It was the complete centre-forward performance. Bournemouth's three centre-backs couldn’t handle him because he bullied them.
They couldn’t handle him or control him and he should have got his hat-trick. Rondon was involved in everything that was good about Newcastle.
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It was all about the bottom of the table as plenty of relegation-battling sides took to the field.
Newcastle stole the show as they picked up their second win on the bounce in a pulsating match with Bournemouth.
It was also a good day for Cardiff as they took all three points against Brighton thanks to a 90th-minute winner from Sol Bamba.
There was anger at full-time for Southampton striker Charlie Austin after they were held to a 1-1 draw with Watford.
And Huddersfield drew 1-1 with West Ham, while Tottenham got a narrow 1-0 win at Crystal Palace.
The only goalless draw was in Leicester as they hosted Burnley at the King Power Stadium for the first time since the death of their owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.
Tributes poured in for Vichai ahead of kick-off and there were emotional celebrations of his life across the entire city.
Image source, ReutersIt's a feast.
First up, it's third-placed Liverpool in action against bottom club Fulham at Anfield (12:00 GMT).
Then we head over to Stamford Bridge as Liverpool's blue rivals Everton travel to London to take on unbeaten Chelsea (14:15 GMT).
Arsenal then host an in-form Wolves side at 16:30 GMT, while the big derby between Manchester City and Manchester United also kicks-off at 16:30 GMT.
You can follow all four matches on this live page, as well as radio commentary on BBC Radio 5 live and highlights later tonight on Match of the Day 2.
Liverpool v Fulham (12:00 GMT)
Jurgen Klopp makes four changes to the Liverpool side who suffered a shock defeat to Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League earlier this week.
James Milner and Daniel Sturridge drop to the bench, while Adam Lallana and Joel Matip are left out of the squad.
Fabinho and Xherdan Shaqiri come into midfield, while Joe Gomez resumes his place at centre-back and Roberto Firmino at centre-forward. Skipper Jordan Henderson makes it onto the bench after recovering from injury.
Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson, Wijnaldum, Shaqiri, Fabinho, Mane, Salah, Firmino
Image source, BBC SportThere are three changes to the Fulham side from that disappointing 1-0 loss to Huddersfield on Monday evening.
Cyrus Christie, Alfie Mawson and Calum Chambers come into the side as Timothy Fosu-Mensah, Jean Michael Seri and Luciano Vietto drop to the bench.
Fulham XI: Rico, Chambers, Odoi, Le Marchand, R Sessegnon, Anguissa, Cairney, Christie, Mawson, Mitrovic, Schurrle
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