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FT: Arsenal 3-1 West Ham - Benrahma penalty opens scoring; Saka, Martinelli & Nketiah put Gunners in control
FT: Aston Villa 1-3 Liverpool - Salah opens scoring, Van Dijk doubles lead; Watkins pulls one back but Bajcetic adds Reds third
FT: Crystal Palace 0-3 Fulham - Decordova-Reid, Ream & Mitrovic on target; Mitchell & Tomkins sent off for hosts
FT Everton 1-2 Wolves - Mina opens scoring; Podence levels & Ait-Nouri with late goal
FT: Leicester 0-3 Newcastle - early Wood penalty, Almiron & Joelinton for visitors
FT: Southampton 1-3 Brighton - Lallana, Perraud own goal & March; Ward-Prowse responds
FT: Brentford 2-2 Spurs - Janelt opens scoring & Toney doubles lead: Kane pulls one back & Hojbjerg levels
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Everton 1-2 Wolves
Carlton Cole
Former West Ham striker on Final Score
Everton are definitely one of those teams that I can see doing better eventually - they just need to put the ball in the onion bag. They can't do that right now.
Everton 1-2 Wolves
Julen Lopetegui's debut ends in victory, having fallen behind.
Yerry Mina's opener turned around by goals from Daniel Podence and Rayan Ait-Nouri late in injury time.
Crystal Palace 0-3 Fulham
Substitute Harry Wilson fires wide for Fulham, just before the game heads into added time.
The Cottagers have now attempted 586 passes, their highest total in a single Premier League match this season.
They've also had 63.2% possession and 22 shots compared to four for Palace. The Eagles may be down to nine men but, to be fair, Fulham were well on top before Tyrick Mitchell was sent off on 34 minutes, just after the opening goal.
Southampton 1-3 Brighton
Image source, Getty ImagesA Boxing Day bonanza for Brighton and their travelling fans.
The Seagulls climb up to sixth in the Premier League table - although Liverpool can go back above them shortly - following a stunning performance just along the south coast.
More boos from the home fans.
A fourth straight league defeat leaves Nathan Jones' side stranded in the bottom three - and that late goal for Wolves sees them go bottom.
Leicester 0-3 Newcastle
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's all over.
Newcastle go second in the Premier League table - and Leicester go back in time to their August/September form.
Rayan Ait-Nouri (90+5 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesWowwww!
W for Wolves, W for winner. Julen Lopetegui's reign is about to get off to a winning start.
Everton eventually lumped it long and then are caught on the counter.
Adama Traore's cross takes a flick off an Everton defender and falls at the far post for Rayan Ait-Nouri.
The sub takes a touch before lashing in a finish from close range before wheeling off to celebrate - T-shirt off - in front of the jubilant away supporters.
Leicester 0-3 Newcastle
Three minutes added on. Which will take us up to 48 minutes longer than we needed.
Everton 1-1 Wolves
A few seconds remaining at Goodison.
Can either side find a winner?
Everton are passing the ball around at the back...
Leicester 0-3 Newcastle
Newcastle's Jacob Murphy goes round Danny Ward and has a shot cleared off the line by Wout Faes. And then the offside flag goes up.
The Magpies bring on Elliot Anderson for Sean Longstaff.
Southampton 1-3 Brighton
Brighton have scored three goals but one of the biggest cheers of the day greets Evan Ferguson charging down a clearance.
Sums up Brighton's performance really: the hard work laying the platform for the silky stuff. And there has been plenty of that.
Four minutes of stoppage time...
Everton 1-1 Wolves
Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live
Everton are absolutely going for this. They thought they had scored but had the ball cleared off the line by Ruben Neves.
Crystal Palace 0-3 Fulham
Changes galore now as the clock runs down at Selhurst Park, with Aleksandar Mitrovic and Andreas Pereira making way for Carlos Vinicius and Luke Harris.
Palace, meanwhile, make a triple change, with Michael Olise, Cheick Doucoure and Jeff Schlupp coming off for Will Hughes, Luka Milivojevic and Jairo Riedewald.
Leicester 0-3 Newcastle
Steve Stone
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live
Newcastle are sitting deep and inviting the pressure. Jamie Vardy's was the best effort Leicester have had, but he was just offside. The goalkeeper [Nick Pope] didn't realise that though and it was still a good save. He has such presence.
Everton 1-1 Wolves
Diego Costa into the book for a lunge on an Everton player.
He feels he got the ball and smashes it against his forehead in frustration.
Southampton 1-3 Brighton
Brighton are looking to put this game to bed... again.
Substitute Tariq Lamptey uses his fresh legs to motor into the Saints box, playing a neat one-two before firing a low shot which is blocked by a sliding tackle.
The resulting corner is handled by Seagulls skipper Lewis Dunk, who seems to think he's playing in the NBA.
Everton 1-1 Wolves
Everton looking for the winner, Nathan Patterson does well to keep the ball alive and swinging in a cross to the near post.
Academy product Tom Cannon is waiting to head in, but Toti gets back in the nick of time to poke clear.
Leicester 0-3 Newcastle
Matt Ritchie replaces penalty scorer Chris Wood for Newcastle.
Crystal Palace 0-3 Fulham
Time for a hard-earned breather for Willian and Fulham's opening goalscorer Bobby Decordova-Reid, with Dan James and Harry Wilson coming on.
Crystal Palace 0-3 Fulham
Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on Final Score
Fulham have caused Crystal Palace so many problems during this game, even when it was 11v11 on the pitch.
Midfield-wise, they've been head and shoulders above. Often when teams are promoted, they struggle to have that dominance in the middle of the pitch. The players they've brought in - Palhinha, Reed and Pereira - have been outstanding today
Leicester 0-3 Newcastle
Wilfred Ndidi's 30-yard volley is straight at Nick Pope. At least the Newcastle keeper is being given something to do now.