Summary

  • FT: Man City 2-3 Spurs - Mahrez's injury-time penalty to level, Kane dramatically responds in final moments

  • FT: Liverpool 3-1 Norwich - Rashica's deflected effort for shock lead, but Mane, Salah & Diaz hit back

  • Liverpool now six points behind City with a game in hand

  • FT: Brighton 0-3 Burnley - Weghorst's first Clarets goal, Brownhill effort & Lennon with third

  • FT: Palace 0-1 Chelsea - Ziyech late on; FT: Villa 0-1 Watford - Dennis with big goal for Hornets

  • FT: Arsenal 2-1 Brentford - Smith Rowe & Saka for Gunners, late Norgaard consolation; FT: Saints 2-0 Everton - Stuart Armstrong & Long

  • FT: West Ham 1-1 Newcastle - Dawson heads in Cresswell free-kick, Willock's leveller creeps over the line

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Live Reporting

Neil Johnston and Emlyn Begley

  1. Robertson wants to be 'No 1 for assists'

    BBC One, 12:00 GMT

    Football Focus

    Andy Robertson wants to be 'number one' defender for Premier League assists

    Liverpool defender Andy Robertson and Tottenham boss Antonio Conte are among those featured in this week's Football Focus which starts on BBC One at 12:00 GMT.

    Robertson talks about his desire to be 'number one' for Premier League assists, while Conte tells presenter Alex Scott how the pain of defeat can help his Spurs players find a "winning mentality".

    Former Everton and Wales defender Ashley Williams and ex-Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha are the studio guests.

  2. 'He was kicked various times'

    West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    Newcastle United

    Eddie Howe has just told BT Sport that Allan Saint-Maximin picked up a knock in last weekend's win over Aston Villa.

    "He was kicked at various times during the game," adds the Newcastle boss.

  3. 'West Ham should have backed Moyes in January'

    West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    Nigel Reo-Coker
    Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

    If West Ham are serious about breaking into the top four you need to have strength in depth. You need to have a bigger squad. In January they should have gone out there, splashed the cash, and backed David Moyes.

    .Reuters

  4. Race for fourth: 'Hammers don't have big squad'

    West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    Mark Lawrenson
    Former Liverpool defender

    The race for fourth place in the Premier League is wide open, with no-one making a convincing case that it is theirs for keeps this season - so who will grab the final Champions League qualification spot?

    Arsenal have got games in hand but I just feel that sometimes, when the pressure is on them, they cave in a bit.

    Tottenham are losing games and losing ground, and the problem for West Ham is that they don't have the biggest squad. Wolves are outsiders too, because of their lack of goals.

    The top three will stay clear and I just think that, by hook or by crook, Manchester United are going to get fourth place. They are still picking up points even if the way they are playing is totally unconvincing at the moment.

    Read Lawro's weekend Premier League predictions here.

  5. Hammers in the Champions League?

    West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    ..

    Will West Ham be dining at the Champions League table next season?

    They're very much in the race to finish fourth but can they get over the line?

    Mark Lawrenson has been having his say.

  6. 'Drop it, drop it'

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    Get Jerry Dyer on Match of the Day commentary duty!

  7. Pass me the sick bag

    West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    Newcastle United

    No word yet whether Eddie Howe watched Big Jet TV before changing Newcastle's travel plans.

    Some of those landings at Heathrow. Pass me the sick bag.

    .Reuters

  8. Storm Eunice hits travel plans

    West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    Alistair Magowan
    BBC Sport

    Newcastle were forced to take a coach rather than fly to London for Saturday's early game at West Ham because of Storm Eunice.

    The club were due to leave Newcastle airport on Friday afternoon but had already made contingency plans after high winds were forecast.

    A flight from Newcastle airport to London Stansted usually takes about one hour, whereas a coach journey is close to five hours without delays.

  9. Wow. No Allan Saint-Maximin. That's a huge blow for Newcastle on top of everything else.

  10. Team news - Zouma back & Saint-Maximin out

    West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    Kurt Zouma starts for West Ham as David Moyes makes three changes to the side that grabbed a late draw at Leicester.

    Zouma, who pulled out during the warm-up of that one, replaces Issa Diop, while Ryan Fredericks comes in for Vladimir Coufal and Saïd Benrahma starts instead of Manuel Lanzini.

    West Ham XI: Fabianski, Fredericks, Zouma, Dawson, Cresswell, Rice, Soucek, Fornals, Benrahma, Bowen, Antonio.

    West HamBBC Sport

    Newcastle are without arguably their two most important players with Kieran Trippier and Allan Saint-Maximin both injured.

    Eddie Howe makes three changes, with Emile Krafth and Jacob Murphy coming in for those two while Matt Targett returns in place of Javier Manquillo after being ineliegible to face parent club Aston Villa last weekend.

    Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Krafth, Schar, Burn, Targett, Willock, Shelvey, Joelinton, Murphy, Fraser, Wood.

    NewcastleBBC Sport

  11. West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    Team news is just a couple of minutes away. Will Kurt Zouma be back after illness?

  12. No-fly zone

    West Ham v Newcastle (12:30 GMT)

    ..

    Our first match is at London Stadium where Newcastle are looking to put more daylight between themselves and the bottom three.

    Eddie Howe's side have already endured an eventful 24 hours getting to the capital.

    They were due to fly to London but took the bus in the end. Probably a wise move, given the conditions.

  13. SIX 3pm Saturday games? It's just like the old days.

  14. Today's forecast - goals, goals, goals

    West Ham v Newcastle 12:30 GMT

    Arsenal v Brentford 15:00

    Aston Villa v Watford 15:00

    Brighton v Burnley 15:00

    Crystal Palace v Chelsea 15:00

    Liverpool v Norwich 15:00

    Southampton v Everton 15:00

    Manchester City v Tottenham 17:30

  15. Calm after the storm

    .Reuters

    Found your wheelie bin yet?

    Storm Eunice has certainly made her presence felt but the good news is we have football - and lots of it.

    Two London derbies, the top three are all in action while the bottom three are all away.

  16. Stormy season

    Newcastle's season has been about as chaotic as their journey down to London, where plans for a one hour flight were quickly replaced by a coach journey of several hours due to the weather.

    .Getty Images

    But are the storm clouds finally dispersing?

    .Reuters

    Victory against West Ham and the Magpies - who have won their last three after being in big trouble for most of the season - will be seven points clear of relegation.

    .Reuters