Summary

  • Use the play icon at the top of the page for 5 Live coverage

  • FT: Norwich 0-1 Man Utd - Ronaldo penalty finally breaks deadlock, De Gea saves preserve United lead

  • FT: Liverpool 1-0 Aston Villa - Salah penalty on Gerrard's return

  • FT: Chelsea 3-2 Leeds - Raphina penalty, Mount leveller & Jorginho from spot for lead; Gelhardt equalises but Jorginho penalty again

  • FT: Arsenal 3-0 Southampton - Lacazette finishes remarkable move, plus Odegaard & Gabriel headers

  • FT: Man City 1-0 Wolves - Jimenez red card or quick double booking, Sterling penalty for his 100th Premier League goal

Live Reporting

Emma Sanders and Neil Johnston

  1. Half an eye on Champions League

    Man City v Wolves (12:30 GMT)

    Simon Stone
    BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

    The battle for Premier League points is paramount this lunchtime but Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has used his programme notes to look ahead to Monday's draw for the last-16 of the Champions League.

    City have qualified as group winners despite losing two group games and Guardiola's side are regarded as one of the favourites for the competition.

    "No matter who we get in the draw, it will be a beautiful occasion," he said.

    "Only the very best teams are still there. Let's see if we can arrive at that stage in our best condition possible.

    "If we do, we have a good chance of going through to the quarter-finals."

    City have six potential opponents; Atletico Madrid, Inter Milan, Benfica, RB Salzburg, Sporting Lisbon and Villarreal.

  2. Coming up today...

    Manchester City v Wolves (12:30 GMT)

    Arsenal v Southampton (15:00 GMT)

    Chelsea v Leeds (15:00 GMT)

    Liverpool v Aston Villa (15:00 GMT)

    Norwich v Manchester United (17:30 GMT)

  3. A warm welcome for Stevie G

    Liverpool v Aston Villa (15:00 GMT)

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    Aston Villa travel to take on Liverpool at 3pm but Anfield promises to be busy earlier than usual today.

    Local hero Steven Gerrard - who made 710 appearances for the club - is returning but this time cheering on the opposition.

    He will get a warm welcome but if Villa put a dent in Liverpool's title challenge, Gerrard might not be given such a warm farewell.

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    We're in for an exciting day in the Premier League...

    Title challengers Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea are all in action, while Steven Gerrard returns to Anfield with Aston Villa.

    Arsenal also host Southampton and two new managers go head-to-head as bottom club Norwich City hope to cause an upset against Manchester United.