Summary

  • FT: Tottenham 0-1 Liverpool - BBC Radio London

  • Firmino scores winner with low strike

  • Son fires over and Lo Celso hits wide as Spurs press

  • Man United hammer Norwich as Rashford scores two

  • Everton beat Brighton and Chelsea beat Burnley

  • Ings gives Southampton victory against Leicester

Live Reporting

Neil Johnston and Gary Rose

  1. Another home defeat?

    Chelsea v Burnley (15:00 GMT)

    Steve Wilson
    MOTD commentator at Stamford Bridge

    Having lost to Bournemouth and Southampton, Chelsea are in danger of suffering a third consecutive home league defeat for the first time since 1993. Frank Lampard is well aware that home form has not been good enough.

    Back then, Burnley were in the third tier of English football; something not lost on chairman Mike Garlick who has been busy reminding fans that just being in the top flight is something Burnley should still see as an achievement.

    He's right, of course - but seeking merely to stand still in football rarely goes well.

    .Rex Features

  2. Early team news

    Crystal Palace v Arsenal (12:30 GMT)

    Crystal Palace captain Luka Milivojevic is suspended as a result of his sending off in the FA Cup.

    He joins a host of injured players, but the Eagles are expected to be boosted by the return of Wilfried Zaha and Christian Benteke.

    Arsenal defender Hector Bellerin has resumed light training following a thigh problem but will not feature.

    Long-term injured duo Kieran Tierney and Calum Chambers also remain absent for the Gunners.

    .Reuters

  3. Sheff Utd up to fifth

    .Rex Features

    The Premier League weekend is already under way.

    In case you missed it, Sheffield United climbed to fifth in the table on Friday with a 1-0 win against West Ham, who had an injury-time equaliser ruled out by Video Assistant Referee.

    John Fleck took advantage of a big mistake by substitute goalkeeper David Martin, latching on to his wayward pass to tee up Oli McBurnie to finish from close range.

    Substitute Robert Snodgrass thought he had levelled for the visitors, but the goal was disallowed after the ball was judged to have hit Declan Rice's arm in the build-up.

    Read the match report here.

    .Rex Features

  4. Top and bottom

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    Liverpool will become the first side in the top five European leagues to win 20 of their opening 21 matches if they beat a Tottenham side without key forward Harry Kane until April because of injury.

    Leicester will go four points clear of Manchester City, who are at Aston Villa on Sunday (16:30 GMT), if they beat Southampton.

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    At the other end, there is a huge match on Sunday as 18th-placed Bournemouth host Watford, who sit in 19th, at 14:00.

    Will bottom club Norwich get their first win at Manchester United since 2015?

  5. Coming up

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    Hello and welcome to a bumper day of Premier League action.

    Seven games including one London derby - and Jose Mourinho v Jurgen Klopp as Tottenham host leaders Liverpool in the late kick-off at 17:30 GMT.

    There are five 15:00 games including second-placed Leicester at home to in-form Southampton and out-of-form Manchester United at home to bottom club Norwich.

  6. London calling

    .Reuters

    When Roy Hodgson was setting out in management, Mikel Arteta was not even born.

    The pair - at opposite ends of their careers - lock horns as Crystal Palace host Arsenal in the first Premier League London derby of 2020.

    Will it be the 72-year-old who comes out on top - or will the new kid on the managerial block get his first away win?

    .AFP