Summary

  • Use audio icon at the top of page to follow live commentary from the Premier League

  • FT: Manchester City 3-1 Leicester City - Stones with superb opener, Haaland with quickfire double; Iheanacho responds

  • FT: Tottenham 2-3 Bournemouth - Son sweeps in after 15-minute delay to kick-off; Vina levels & Solanke gives visitors lead; Danjuma levels before Ouattara late winner

  • FT: Chelsea 1-2 Brighton - deflected Gallagher strike opens scoring; substitute Welbeck levels & Enciso scores screamer

  • FT: Everton 1-3 Fulham - Reed puts visitors in front, McNeil levels before Wilson restores lead & James adds third

  • FT: Southampton 0-2 Crystal Palace - Eze double after break

  • FT: Wolves 2-0 Brentford - Costa's first goal for Wolves, Hwang doubles lead

  • FT: Aston Villa 3-0 Newcastle - Ramsey opens scoring, Watkins grabs two after having one ruled out

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Live Reporting

Emma Sanders

  1. Follow football on the BBC

    We'll be here live text commentating on all the most important action throughout the day.

    You can also follow the football on the BBC in other ways.

    At 12:00 BST, you can watch Football Focus on BBC One, the same channel that will bring you Final Score from 16:30 (or earlier if you watch on red button).

    On BBC Radio 5 Live, coverage starts at 12:00, with the two live commentaries of the day coming from Goodison Park, where Everton host Fulham, and the Etihad, where Man City take on Leicester.

    You don't even need to click away from this page, either. Most of the above is available via the play buttons at the top.

  2. Today's action

    As games to kick off a bumper Saturday of Premier League action go, Villa v Newcastle is pretty decent. Especially Unai Emery's current Villa against Eddie Howe's present Newcastle.

    It is, though, only the first of seven games we have to bring you today. That septet of matches showcase the jostling for European places and a relegation battle before concluding with an important clash for one title-chasing side and another with a debutant boss desperately looking for salvation.

    It all gets under way at 12:30 BST, so do what you need to do before then and then settle down for another football rollercoaster ride.

  3. Form sides

    Callum Wilson and Tyrone Mings challenge for the ballGetty Images

    In the Premier League form table, no side has taken more points from the last five games than Newcastle.

    The Magpies are only one of three teams to have taken more than Villa in that time (the other two are both challenging for the title).

    If you'd asked either at the start of the season if they had European qualification aspirations they would likely have told you it would be very nice but to stop getting ahead of yourself.

    But here we are.

    This lunchtime, they meet at Villa Park. They've not dropped a point between them in eight games. Something has to give.