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Chelsea's title challenge has had a bit of a wobble of late with back-to-back draws in their last two Premier League games, so they will be keen to get back to winning ways today.

The good news is they have not lost outside of London on Boxing Day since a 2-0 defeat at Notts County in 1991.

Twenty two goals already today and we've got two more games still to come!

Aston Villa versus Chelsea is first up in just under 30 minutes.

Saqub Sheikh: Another impressive result and performance by Arsenal against a weak Norwich side. Top 4 is looking a real possibility. However the league table is slightly false as teams below have games in hand

Greg Houlton: Skipp has completely controlled tempo again today. Becoming a very good player.

Manchester City

Manchester City scorer Raheem Sterling: "The manager warned us at half-time. Leicester conceded four in the first half but every time they attacked, they created chances.

"It's disappointing. We just had to control the game. It was slick football. At 4-0 up you have to kill the game. Leicester have some really good players. They didn't get disheartened and kept going. Credit to them."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham forward Lucas Moura: “Very nice. I’m very happy. It was a special day for me and my family. A very important three points. It was a solid performance. Each game we are improving. We just need to keep going this way.

"It was a nice goal and a nice ball from Emerson [Royal] as well."

On winning the ball back quickly: “Every game we are improving this point. When we try to recover the ball back quickly we have quick players up front that can cause problems.

“It is not bad [league position]. There are a lot of games to play. We are taking it step by step and game by game and working hard. If we keep going this way we can think about big things."

Boos ring out round the London Stadium as the full time whistle sounds.

Southampton have their first win in seven Premier League games and West Ham's slump continues.

What a second half.

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Last chance saloon for West Ham as Andriy Yarmolenko does well to keep the ball in but it's bundled out further along and Kyle Walker-Pieters is booked for time wasting on the throw in.

Michael Brown
Former Man City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a wonderful game with some great goals but if I was Maddison or Iheanacho I would go into that dressing room and say 'how do we sort this out because it is killing us?' because at set pieces they are one of the poorest in the Premier League.

Four City players ended up with over 100 touches. Kelechi Iheanacho only needed the ball 21 times to have a hand in three goals.

Southampton make their final substitution and it's Oriol Romeu who is coming off for Ibrahima Diallo.

Manchester City 6-3 Leicester

Norwich 0-5 Arsenal

It's beginning to look a lot like Boxing Day 1963 (I wasn't around then but you can learn all about here)

Ninety minutes of glorious chaos come to an end.

Manchester City go six points clear at the top of the Premier League table.

Goals from Harry Kane, Lucas Moura and Son Heung-min give Tottenham a routine win over Crystal Palace.

If West Ham fail to get an equaliser against Southampton, then this win will take Spurs up to fifth.

Palace, without manager Patrick Vieira because of Covid-19 and a number of squad players as well, never looked like getting anything, especially after Wilfried Zaha got himself sent off for two bookable offences in the first half.

Another West Ham corner, whipped in and punched away by Fraser Forster.

It's all West Ham at the moment but Southampton are standing resolute.

"Jungle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle All The Way," sing the Arsenal fans at full-time.

A thumping win.

Oriol Romeu gives the ball away on the half way line and the result is a corner for West Ham.

Manuel Lanzini takes it but it amounts to nothing.

We will have SIX minutes of added time.

A late yellow card for Fernandinho for clipping James Maddison.

Stuart Armstrong is on for Theo Walcott.