Summary

  • West Ham 0-4 Man City - David Silva, Sterling, Sane (2)

  • Watford 0-3 Liverpool - Salah, Alexander-Arnold & Firmino; Henderson sent off

  • Mitrovic double for Fulham - Ranieri's side beat Southampton 3-2

  • Palace hold Man Utd to 0-0 draw - both sides have an effort disallowed

  • Ten-man Leicester equalise late on to draw with Brighton

  • Sigurdsson gives Everton 1-0 victory over Cardiff

  • Tottenham host Chelsea at 17:30 GMT - Eriksen starts

Live Reporting

Shamoon Hafez and Phil Dawkes

  1. Clever tinkering

    Fulham v Southampton (15:00 GMT)

    New Fulham boss Claudio RanieriAFP

    New Fulham boss Claudio Ranieri plans to "tinker clever" with his side to keep them in the Premier League.

    Ranieri, 67, replaced Slavisa Jokanovic earlier this month with the Cottagers bottom of the table after seven successive defeats in all competitions.

    The Italian, who won the Premier League title at Leicester City, was known as the 'Tinkerman' at Chelsea because of his regular changes to the team.

    "I am Tinkerman, but I tinker clever," said Ranieri.

    It is his first job in England since his title-winning spell in charge of Leicester ended in February 2017 when the Foxes sacked him.

    Read the full piece

  2. It's tight at the bottom

    Everton v Cardiff (15:00 GMT)

    Cardiff begin the day in the bottom three, though only goal difference separates them from Southampton and Crystal Palace immediately above them. A win on Merseyside this afternoon could lift them as high as 14th.

    Premier League bottom.

  3. How they stand - top

    The top four are all in action today with second-placed Liverpool at Watford and leaders Manchester City away at West Ham before Tottenham entertain Chelsea in the late game.

    Premier League top.

  4. 'I made the Premier League look old'

    From old school to old man...

    They said he would not be able to cut it in the Premier League as he is past his best.

    Zlatan Ibrahimovic may be over the pond now, but the inimitable Swede is never too far from the headlines.

    The former Barcelona, AC Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus striker has spoken to BBC Radio 5 live reflecting on his time in the Premier League at Manchester United.

  5. Today's action

    Here is what we'll get stuck into today:

    Brighton v Leicester City

    Everton v Cardiff City

    Fulham v Southampton

    Manchester United v Crystal Palace

    Watford v Liverpool

    West Ham v Manchester City

    Tottenham v Chelsea (17:30 GMT)

  6. Going old school

    Football fansGetty Images

    It's a rare Saturday where Premier League champions Manchester City, Liverpool and Manchester United all kick-off at 3pm.

    There's a thrilling London derby to look forward to between Tottenham and Chelsea and there's no lunchtime game.

    Short of a sliding tackle from behind and checking the football headlines on Ceefax page 302, we're going old school today.