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Lovren, Salah, Shaqiri & Fabinho goals give Liverpool win over Newcastle
Spurs make it 11 goals in last two games; Mina, Digne (2) & Sigurdsson for Everton
Man City lose second successive game as Albrighton & Ricardo net for Leicester
Matic & Pogba (2) give Solskjaer first home win as Man Utd boss
Ricardo (81 mins)
Image source, ReutersAnd that could be a very big goal indeed! Leicester full-back Ricardo has sent in a smashing strike which is cheered all the way up the M6 at Anfield!
What a goal! A Leicester corner is nodded out by Leroy Sane, Ricardo's first touch is not actually that great but he makes up for it with his second, an absolute 20-yard spanker into the top corner.
City are third.
Leicester 1-1 Man City
Major Tom: No great mystery why City are in a mini-slump. Fernandinho the only player they don’t have a replacement for in the squad.
Lysius James: Pep has to show trust in fit players and the the youngsters too. Hope common sense prevails and goes and find a proper left back.
Per Hetwall: Actually it's more Leicester attacking well than City defending bad.
Man Utd 3-0 Huddersfield
Manchester United bring on England Under-19 forward Angel Gomes. Juan Mata is replaced to a good ovation.
Crystal Palace 0-0 Cardiff
And now Cardiff almost win it! Kadeem Harris's shot from eight yards is parried by Vicente Guaita.
Crystal Palace 0-0 Cardiff
This is the closest we're going to see to a goal today at Selhurst Park I suspect. Palace captain Luka Milivojevic hits a wonderful free-kick which comes back off the post near the crossbar junction.
Xherdan Shaqiri (79 mins)
Good goal! It all starts with Sadio Mane smashing a crossfield pass out to the right, it comes in and is cleared, is recycled quickly out on to the right again and when Trent Alexander-Arnold slides a ball across the six-yard line there's Xherdan Shaqiri to help himself to another.
Image source, ReutersLeicester 1-1 Man City
Fred Eyre
Former Man City player on BBC Radio Manchester
Things haven’t fallen for Sergio Aguero today but if he keeps getting in scoring positions like he has done today, eventually he will score.
Image source, Getty ImagesPaul Pogba
He's done it again!
Paul Pogba picks out Jesse Lingard, who plays it back to the Frenchman. And from 25 yards out Pogba absolutely smashes the ball into the back of the net leaving Jonas Lossl no chance. Fantastic hit.
Image source, ReutersBurnley 1-4 Everton
Lucas Digne had scored three of his 11 career goals this month.
Son (70 mins)
Just 11 goals in two games for Spurs! This is a calamity in the Cherries backline though as Harry Kane walks into the goalmouth, tries to go around Asmir Begovic but is stopped, the ball is still there though and Lucas has a shot saved, it pops out to Son Heung-min and he can literally walk the ball over the line.
Image source, ReutersLeicester 1-1 Man City
A. Gibbon, Cheshire: Makes me laugh all the Spurs & Liverpool fans criticising City - if they'd had the injuries to key players that we have they would be mid table!
Tottenham 4-0 Bournemouth
Even when Bournemouth get stuffed, they're good to watch. Lys Mousset heads just wide, and they've had eight shots - more than Spurs...
Lucas Digne
Image source, ReutersLiverpool 2-0 Newcastle
Alan from Kettering: This is Liverpool's season. Having the best defender in Europe has really made all the difference.
Leicester 1-1 Man City
Nice from Fabian Delph, working the ball on to his right foot and lacing a powerful drive from 22 yards - straight at Kasper Schmeichel though.
Man Utd 2-0 Huddersfield
Huddersfield's final change up front as Laurent Depoitre, who almost equalised a minute before Paul Pogba's goal, is replaced by Steve Mounie.
Burnley 1-3 Everton
Everton almost put this one to bed like a drunk uncle on Christmas Day. Michael Keane heads over from a corner.
Man Utd 2-0 Huddersfield
Paul Pogba is the fifth French player to score a Boxing Day Premier League goal for Man United, after Eric Cantona (2), Louis Saha (2), David Bellion (1) and Patrice Evra (1).
Some legends on that list. Bellion.
Leicester 1-1 Man City
Kevin de Bruyne comes off, David Silva comes on. Can he find the magic as he so often does?
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Ralph Brooker: Blimey! Pogba does footbally thing!
Stevie: Why has Mourinho leaving United made City worse? Can Pep not function without a nemesis?