Result: Brighton 2-0 Brentford - Trossard and Maupay goals end winless run
Result: Aston Villa 1-3 Chelsea - Jorginho scores two penalties either side of Lukaku header
Result: Man City 6-3 Leicester - champions survive fightback to go six points clear
Result: Tottenham 3-0 Palace - Kane, Moura & Son score, Zaha sent off for Eagles
Result: Norwich 0-5 Arsenal - Saka (2), Tierney, Lacazette & Smith Rowe
Result: West Ham 2-3 Southampton - Bednarek ends Saints' winless run
Man City 5-3 Leicester
This is the second Boxing Day Premier League game to see eight goals, after a 4-4 draw between Chelsea and Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge in 2007.
Chelsea play Villa in an hour's time...
Tottenham 3-0 Crystal Palace
It's been a perfect afternoon for Tottenham, with Antonio Conte able to give both Harry Kane and Son Heung-min a rest.
Kane went off earlier on for Steven Bergwijn and now Son, who has just scored Tottenham's third, is replaced by Bryan Gil.
Man City 5-3 Leicester
Riyad Mahrez hits the wall with a free-kick and volleys the rebound over.
West Ham 2-3 Southampton
West Ham have got 20 minutes plus added time to get something out of this game. You really wouldn't bet against more goals in this game as both sides have been defensively poor.
Norwich 0-3 Arsenal
Ben White gives the ball straight to Teemu Pukki and Norwich have a huge chance to get one back. He's quickly closed down though on the edge of the Arsenal box and the opportunity is gone. Sums up Norwich's performance.
Man City 5-3 Leicester
James Maddison is booked for kicking the ball away after Fernandinho was fouled about 20 yards out.
Man City 5-3 Leicester
Only Jussi Jaaskelainen (20), Mark Schwarzer (18) and David James (17) have conceded as many Boxing Day Premier League goals as Kasper Schmeichel (17).
Son Heung-min (74 mins)
Lucas Moura already had one goal and an assist, now he has another assist.
He fires in the cross from the right, Son Heung-min flicked it in, unmarked, at the near post for Tottenham's third.
There's a brief VAR check, but the goal stands and Spurs are coasting to the three points.
Man City 5-3 Leicester
The highest scoring Premier League game ever, in case you're wondering, is Portsmouth 7-4 Reading.
West Ham 2-3 Southampton
The London stadium might be fairly empty but the fans are certainly making some noise now.
After a fairly flat first half this second period has been an absolute Boxing Day treat.
Man City 5-3 Leicester
It's been four minutes since the last goal. Booo.
Aston Villa v Chelsea (17:30 GMT)
Image source, BBC SportAston Villa make two changes to their starting XI from the 2-0 win at Norwich on 14 December. Danny Ings makes his first start for over a month and Morgan Sanson also comes in with Ashley Young and John McGinn both absent.
Aston Villa XI: Martínez, Cash, Targett, Konsa, Mings, Luiz, Sanson, Buendia, Watkins, Ings, Ramsey
Subs: Steer, Traore, Tuanzebe, Trezeguet, El Ghazi, Hause, Chukwuemeka, Davis, Iroegbunam
Image source, BBC SportChelsea also make two changes from the side that began their 0-0 Premier League draw at Wolves on 19 December.
Jorginho and Callum Hudson-Odoi both start in place of Hakim Ziyech and Cesar Azpilicueta, who drop to the bench.
Chelsea XI: Mendy, Rudiger, Alonso, Jorginho, Silva, Kante, Pulisic, Chalobah, Mount, Hudson-Odoi, James
Subs: Arrizabalaga, Christensen, Kovacic, Lukaku, Níguez, Barkley, Ziyech, Azpilicueta, Sarr
Man City 5-3 Leicester
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Man City 5-3 Leicester
Both sides make a change in midfield.
Phil Foden replaces Kevin de Bruyne and Hamza Choudhury is on for Youri Tielemans.
Norwich 0-3 Arsenal
"Ole, Ole, Ole," shout the travelling Arsenal fans each time one of their players touch the ball.
It's been far too easy for the Gunners. There's still another 20 minutes plus stoppages left.
Man City 5-3 Leicester
Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Set piece-wise Leicester have been awful today. The delivery was good, he headed it back the way it came and Schmeichel was rooted. City get a little bit of breathing space.
What a game of football!
Jan Bednarek (69 mins)
Another twist!
Southampton have a free-kick just inside West Ham's half and what a delivery it is from the set-piece master James Ward-Prowse.
He swings the ball into the box inch perfect for Jan Bednarek to rise the highest and nod home to put his side ahead for the third time in this game.
Can Southampton gold onto this for the final 20 minutes?
Image source, Getty ImagesMan City 5-3 Leicester
Great save from Ederson to deny Kelechi Iheanacho!
This game is an all-time classic.
West Ham 2-2 Southampton
We've got a game on our hands here.
Just three minutes between that penalty and Said Benrahma's equaliser.
Aymeric Laporte (69 mins)
Is that game over? I have no idea.
Aymeric Laporte gets over two Leicester players to nod Riyad Mahrez's corner into the top corner. Kasper Schmeichel was rooted to the spot.
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