Postpublished at 16:26 Greenwich Mean Time 26 December 2021
Tottenham 2-0 Crystal Palace
Tottenham defender Davinson Sanchez is in the book for clattering into Jordan Ayew and catching the Palace man's ankle.
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
Gary Rose
Tottenham 2-0 Crystal Palace
Tottenham defender Davinson Sanchez is in the book for clattering into Jordan Ayew and catching the Palace man's ankle.
Man City 4-3 Leicester
Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Wow, what a game! Every time Maddison gets the ball something is going to happen! Full credit to Iheanacho and he is celebrating!
Man City 4-3 Leicester
Kelechi Iheanacho has had a hand in three goals, despite only touching the ball 14 times.
Nobody else who has played every minute in this game so far has had fewer than 20 touches.
Bukayo Saka
I swear Bukayo Saka just gets better and better!
There looks to be nothing on but the 20-year-old manages to create space from the tightest of spots outside the box before beating Angus Gunn with another low finish.
Two goals for Saka, three for Arsenal. Game over.
Norwich 0-2 Arsenal
Norwich need to get a move on. They have away games at Crystal Palace and Leicester after this, and Dean Smith is making a change as Arsenal close in on a comfortable win.
Pierre Lees-Melou has been sent into battle.
Said Benrahma (64 mins)
Back level.
This game has really livened up in the second half.
West Ham counter and Jarrod Bowen is released down the right hand side, Said Benrahma arrives late into the box and sends Bowen's perfect cross into the back of the net for the equaliser.
Kelechi Iheanacho (65 mins)
Unbelievable. Leicester have come from 4-0 down and it's 4-3 now.
James Maddison's drive from outside the box is tipped onto the bar by Ederson.
It bounces kindly for Kelechi Iheanacho, who slots home from four yards out.
Tottenham 2-0 Crystal Palace
Palace only have seven subs on the bench because of Covid-19, with Christian Benteke one of those ruled out.
Osian Roberts, in charge of Palace with manager Patrick Vieira also absent, makes an attacking change with Odsonne Edouard replaced by Jean-Philippe Mateta.
Spurs boss Antonio Conte also opts to give Harry Kane a rest with Steven Bergwijn coming on for the last 26 minutes.
Man City 4-2 Leicester
Manchester City almost put this to bed (again). Fernandinho's header from a corner bounces over Kasper Schmeichel but Daniel Amartey clears off the line. It hits the top of the bar on the way out.
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I am no lover of Arsenal but how can anyone say "let's judge them when they come up against a good team". At this time of the year everybody has played almost everybody else once so the table is an accurate reflection.
Tommy, Nottingham
West Ham 1-2 Southampton
There was a yellow card for Craig Dawson after that foul on Armando Broja for the penalty, by the way.
Plus a few words in the ear of Hammers captain Declan Rice from referee Kevin Friend.
Man City 4-2 Leicester
Kelechi Iheanacho has touched the ball 13 times in this game. He's passed the ball nine times, seven of them successful. He has two assists.
Man City 4-2 Leicester
Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
That is a little bit sloppy from City. Ilkay Gundogan should do better, a special mention for Maddison and as the ball comes forward he is clinical.
They have to make sure Leicester don't get anywhere near them, full credit to them. It is a good sign for Brendan Rodgers.
Man City 4-2 Leicester
Leicester have scored and conceded in each of their last 16 Premier League away matches. This is the most successive top flight away games a team has done this since Burnley (also 16) from April 1961 to March 1962.
Norwich 0-2 Arsenal
A definite improvement from Norwich since the re-start.
Billy Gilmour goes close from distance before Arsenal break and an attempt by Gabriel Martinelli loops over Angus Gunn and into the net.
It's ruled out for offside.
James Ward-Prowse (61 mins)
Rocket penalty.
Captain James Ward-Prowse steps up to the spot for the penalty and there's no way he was going to miss that.
It's drilled into the back of the net way beyond Lukasz Fabianski.
We go again.
Tottenham 2-0 Crystal Palace
That's the first we've seen of Crystal Palace as an attacking threat in the second half. Jordan Ayew has a shot from the edge of the penalty area, but it is blocked by Eric Dier and Hugo Lloris still remains untroubled.
Man City 4-2 Leicester
I was kind of joking with the comeback chat but who knows? Leicester have scored with both their shots in the second half.
West Ham 1-1 Southampton
As soon as the referee goes to the monitor you just know what's going to happen. t
Southampton have a penalty.
The question is what happens to Craig Dawson now? Both sets of players are surrounding the referee.
West Ham 1-1 Southampton
Kevin Friend is going to the screen to have a closer look at this one.
Contact was definitely inside the penalty area.