Summary

  • Ten-man Arsenal equalise twice to draw 2-2 at Chelsea

  • Aguero comes off bench to give Man City 1-0 win at Sheff Utd - Jesus penalty saved earlier

  • Bournemouth beat Brighton 3-1 - C Wilson ends goal drought

  • Newcastle score two late goals to draw 2-2 at Everton

  • Aston Villa 2-1 Watford - Konsa score last-minute winner

  • Southampton win 2-0 at Palace - Redmond & Armstrong

Live Reporting

Emma Sanders and Tom Rostance

  1. Bournemouth 3-1 Brighton (FT)

    Mark Mitchener
    BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

    It's Brighton doing all the attacking - and the Bournemouth fans whistling - as Kevin Friend brings down the curtain on a barmstorming game which could probably have finished 5-5.

    Handshakes between the managers before both sets of players go to clap their own fans. Eddie Howe, not a man to often show great emotion, looks absolutely pumped as he takes the applause.

  2. goal

    GOAL - Aston Villa 2-1 Watford

    Ezri Konsa

    SO MUCH DRAMA!

    This is HUGE for Villa. A massive goal for Ezri Konsa, who absolutely thumps it into the top left corner.

    He sprints away to celebrate, sliding across the grass as his teammates chase after him deliriously.

  3. FULL-TIME

    Crystal Palace 0-2 Southampton

    Southampton were outstanding tonight. They go ninth and look very, very safe all of a sudden.

  4. Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal

    Still a full 40 minutes left at Chelsea...

  5. FULL-TIME

    Bournemouth 3-1 Brighton

  6. FULL-TIME

    Sheffield United 0-1 Manchester City

  7. Sheffield United 0-1 Manchester City

    Sheffield United win a free-kick in a dangerous area...it's cleared...

  8. goal

    GOAL - Everton 2-2 Newcastle

    Florian Lejeune

    HANG ON!!!!!!

    This is mental! Everton have conceded two goals in the space of less than two minutes.

    There's a massive scramble in the box - bodies everywhere - and I thought Miguel Almiron got the last touch but it's Florian Lejeune who boots it in!

    Jordan Pickford tries to keep it out but the whole ball crosses the line.

  9. Crystal Palace 0-2 Southampton

    Nathan Redmond streaks away from Palace, finds sub Danny Ings who turns and fires over. He was offside...

  10. goal

    GOAL - Everton 2-1 Newcastle

    Florian Lejeune

    Sloppy defending.

    The corner comes through to the back post after Jordan Pickford flaps at it, is volleyed towards goal and the rebound is placed into the net with an overhead kick from an unmarked Florian Lejeune.

    Nice! His first for the club too!

  11. Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal

    Quick start form Chelsea as they work a cross in from the right, N'Golo Kante turns and shoots, it's blocked by a man in red and cleared.

  12. Bournemouth 3-1 Brighton

    Mark Mitchener
    BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

    While VAR checks for a possible Brighton penalty (and decides against it), Bournemouth goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has been named as the sponsors' man of the match - having made some crucial saves throughout - and Jefferson Lerma has picked up his ninth yellow card of the season. He's one away from a two-match ban.

  13. Bournemouth 3-1 Brighton

    Lewis Dunk goes down in the box under pressure from Nathan Ake and Dan Gosling. VAR spend a few moments checking it but nothing is given.

    On the resulting corner, the ball bobbles about in the six-yard box and Neal Maupay can't get on the end of it before it's gathered in by Aaron Ramsdale.

  14. Aston Villa 1-1 Watford

    Adrian Mariappa blocks the shot as Jack Grealish weaves inside onto his right. He does the same minutes later but loses his footing.

    A corner to Villa here though...

  15. 'Man City find a way to win games'

    Sheffield United 0-1 Manchester City

    Dion Dublin
    Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Sheffield United have done everything they possibly could but Manchester City have done what they do. They have worn Sheffield United down. Manchester City find a way to win games.

  16. KICK-OFF

    Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal

    Back under way - Rob Holding still hasn't come on.

  17. Sheffield United 0-1 Manchester City

    Kevin de Bruyne is the first player in Premier League history to provide 15+ assists in three different campaigns.

    What a player.

    Kevin de BruyneGetty Images

  18. Aston Villa 1-1 Watford

    Jack Grealish and Matt Targett link up well down the left again but Watford's defence holds firm.

  19. Sheffield United 0-1 Manchester City

    Sheffield United throwing men up the pitch, City break and release Raheem Sterling into space - Jack O'Connell makes a brilliant tackle to clear it away.

  20. SUBSTITUTION

    Bournemouth 3-1 Brighton

    Lewis Cook replaces Harry Wilson, who opened the scoring with his seventh of the season. He gets a standing ovation.