Summary

  • Man Utd confirm appointment of Ten Hag as new manager

  • Man City beat Brighton to go back to top of Premier League

  • Arsenal win 4-2 at Chelsea to boost top-four bid

  • Relegation-threatened Everton salvage point against Leicester

  • Newcastle all but guarantee survival with sixth straight home win

  • Burnley v Southampton (19:45 BST)

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Live Reporting

Ben Collins and Deepak Mahay

  1. Man City leapfrog Liverpool to go back to summit

    Manchester City 3-0 Brighton

    Simon Stone
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    Manchester City leapfrogged Liverpool back to the Premier League summit thanks to three second-half goals against Brighton.

    After struggling to break down Graham Potter's men in a frustrating opening period, Kevin de Bruyne provided the inspiration as City restored their one-point advantage.

    De Bruyne created the opener for Riyad Mahrez and provided the faint final pass for Bernardo Silva to wrap up the scoring eight minutes from time.

    In between, Phil Foden needed the aid of a deflection to beat the Brighton goalkeeper after Mahrez spotted the England man on his own just outside the box at a corner.

    The goals relieved building tension around Etihad Stadium and leave City knowing six more wins would see Pep Guardiola's men retain their title.

    Bernardo Silva celebrates scoring against BrightonPA Media

  2. Good morning

    And welcome to today's live page, as we look back on an exciting night of midweek Premier League football.

    Manchester City overcame a nervy start to beat Brighton and go back to the top of the Premier League. Meanwhile, there was another twist in the race for Champions League qualification as Arsenal won at Chelsea and Everton grabbed what could be a valuable point in the battle to beat the drop as they claimed a late equaliser against Leicester.

    Make yourself comfortable, the best of the action is coming right up.