Premier League reaction

1. Man Utd beaten 2-1 at home by Norwich
2. Leicester top at Christmas after 3-2 win at Everton
3. Chelsea beat Sunderland 3-1 in front of new boss Hiddink
4. Spurs move into top four with 2-0 win at Southampton
5. Former Match of the Day presenter Jimmy Hill dies aged 87

And with that, we bid you farewell.

See you all tomorrow for another busy afternoon of Premier League football. Until then!

The second half is about to get under way in Newcastle.

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David Higginson: How can we be this bad? Do the players actually go to training or do they just nip to the Belfry instead?

Aidan Mifsud: Hard finding something witty to say about villa struggling and sinking on this waterlogged pitch. At least it's funny.

'The hosts have been the better side'

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Former Newcastle United defender John Anderson on BBC Newcastle

"Newcastle haven't created a great deal or worked the Villa keeper much, but the hosts have been the better side and deserve the lead. 

"Newcastle's groundsmen need to get on there now and get to work, because there are patches of standing water."

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This game could be in doubt you know, the rain shows no signs of slacking off and the ball is not rolling too well across the centre circle. 

That's half time. 

'It wasn't the greatest strike in the world!'

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Former Newcastle United defender John Anderson on BBC Newcastle

"It's an awful corner kick, and it wasn't the greatest strike in the world either! It was poor defending as well to let the ball roll all that way, but Fabricio Coloccini and Newcastle will take it!"  

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GOAL - Newcastle 1-0 Aston Villa

A goal out of nothing as a scruffy corner is bundled in by captain Fabricio Coloccini.

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Ton up for Kane

I'm not going to lie to you, this is a shocker.

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'Villa will grow in confidence'

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Former Newcastle United defender John Anderson on BBC Newcastle

"Newcastle are so lacklustre. Both sides are passing the ball around so aimlessly, it's like they both want a ball each. 

"The longer this goes on, Villa will grow in confidence because they haven't been asked any questions by the Magpies."

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Aston Villa have gone 15 Premier League games without a win (D3, L12), the longest run without a victory in their league history. No Premier League team with as few points after 16 games as Aston Villa (six) has stayed up. They have kept just two clean sheets in their 16 league games this season.

'Villa haven't yet shown anything at all'

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Former Newcastle United defender John Anderson on BBC Newcastle

"Villa haven't yet shown anything at all. There are a number of visiting players, particularly certain midfielders, that look really poor."  

Leicester on top

'We came here with no fear'

Norwich City

Norwich captain Russell Martin told Sky: “I’m sure a lot of people will be talking about Manchester United’s performance, but I thought we thoroughly deserved it. To a man we were outstanding. 

"You can talk about game plan and tactics all you like, but this week we just decided to go out on the front foot and see where that took us.

“We came up here with no fear, even though they’d not lost a league game at Old Trafford all season. We used the ball well, pressed with intensity and there was a real desire that has won us the game."

Ten minutes into a rainy night in Newcastle and quite literally nothing has happened.

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'We can't accept that'

Manchester United

Asked if the pressure is building, Louis Van Gaal added: "That’s the football world. I know that, my board knows that, my players know that. We’re not used to that because normally we win, so it’s a difficult period. 

"We've lost three matches in a row so it’s not happening so much for Manchester United. We can’t accept that and that’s why I have to repeat, we have to stick together and believe in ourselves.

“I’ve encountered these circumstances also with other teams and other staff. The main thing is that you have to be professional and do the things that you have to do and work very hard to come out of this bad period."

Asked if he will be given time to turn it round, he added: “It’s not up to me I think to say about that question but we shall see."

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'Today we eradicated those mistakes'

Norwich City

Norwich boss Alex Neill told BBC Sport: “It’s a really important win. We’ve been in most of the games against the bigger sides, our problem has been that we’ve been the makers of our own downfall if you like, but today we eradicated those mistakes. The boys were fantastic and deserved to win the game.

“We wanted to attack this league and sometimes you take a bit of a hiding on the back of that, but since we lost to Newcastle we’ve been a lot more resilient and harder to break down. Hopefully we’ve kick-started something with this win. We deserved this victory.

"We’ve got important games coming up, we’ve not got as many points on the board as we’d have liked but this is a welcome three points and hopefully we can add to that tally over the Christmas period."

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'That was not good enough'

Empics

Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal told BBC Sport: “I can say a lot of things but every word is too much I think. You can see what confidence is doing to the players.

"Now it’s very important that everybody sticks together, but that was not good enough today. We have to win against Norwich and we know that."

'Deeper into the pressure pot'

Sunderland

Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce, speaking to BBC Sport: "We looked frightened of going out to play. We didn't get to grips in midfield and we didn't go up against them. We picked a team to put them under pressure but we didn't really do that.

"When we gave them the first goal early it lifted the whole stadium. Right from the start we made life very difficult for ourselves. I was happy to get in at half-time just 2-0 down. The worrying thing for me is that again the personnel haven't carried out instructions and again I have had to change things. It’s not what you want to do but you have to react and for a time we were a little better, but then we did the most stupid thing of all which was to give them a penalty.

"After that we saw something like what we should be, we put them under a bit of pressure, but it was far too late.  

"This performance didn't deserve anything but certainly against Watford and Arsenal we felt hard done by. My worry is that we are not picking up points with the performances, and that is what we have to turn around. If we can do some business in the January window it will help us.

"Every game that goes by without a point puts you deeper and deeper into the pressure pot."

KICK-OFF

Under way at St James' Park. Check out full coverage of that one here. 

LvG in trouble?

As if this week was short of football stories, could we possibly see a change in management at Manchester United?

Louis van Gaal was asked if he will be given time to turn things around. 'We shall see,' he said. Rather unconvincing...

'Man Utd can win title'

Gary Bowyer

Former Blackburn manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"Louis van Gaal has a philosophy he knows works. They’re fourth and there’s not much in it. You get judged on results. 

"If they finish top, then I don’t think many people will be moaning. 

"If they can get the right player in January to give them a boost, and with the players they have coming back from injury, there’s no reason they can’t win it."

'We need an experienced manager'

Chelsea

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Chelsea coach Steve Holland: 

On fans appearing to criticise certain players:

“It’s a difficult question for me to answer. My personal situation would be last season we won the Premier League and the League Cup and I felt part of that. When things aren't going well you have to accept equal responsibility if you are involved.

"As far as I am concerned I am always involved in the bad periods as well as the good periods. It’s an issue of collective responsibility.

"It's difficult for everyone. Obviously the supporters have a right to express their opinion. I have to say I am not a big social media guy, that’s not a road I go down but clearly the fans had a view on certain things today and it is their right to do that.

"I don’t know Guus [Hiddink] well but I have spoken to Ray Wilkins who has worked with him before to try and get an idea of the sort of guy he is. Ray was very complimentary on the football and as a person.

"My own view is that we need an experienced manager. We had one, and now we have another."

'It’s an issue of collective responsibility'

Chelsea

Chelsea coach Steve Holland, who took charge of the Blues today: “The situation today for me is one that comes with my role as a club man. You get close to the people you work with, and it’s sad when that changes, but we had an important game two days after and I had a responsibility to the fans and the club. I am happy with the result but it is raw. I feel the way I feel.

“The first half they played well in general. The early goal gave the players a boost of confidence, but the team is still fragile to an extent. They are used to setbacks in recent weeks so we wobbled a bit in the second half. In the end I thought they saw the game out fairly comfortably."

United on the verge of 'a serious problem'

Danny Mills

Former Man City defender, Final Score

"Manchester United have got Stoke away and Chelsea at home in their next two games. If they fail to win in both of those then United will have a serious problem."

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'The Magpies should win'

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Former Newcastle United defender John Anderson on BBC Newcastle

"I don't think Newcastle have to play as well as they did against Tottenham in order to beat this Villa side. Show anything like the same effort and commitment and the Magpies should win."

'Mahrez is the real deal'

Danny Mills

Former Man City defender, Final Score

"Huth was missing today for Leicester, which could have been big. But Mahrez is the real deal, and I wouldn't be surprised if some of the big teams, even big teams on the continent, come in for him in January."

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'We were totally dominant'

Stoke City

Stoke manager Mark Hughes: "We were the totally dominant side, there is no way we should have lost that game. Crystal Palace were resolute and had the benefit of a penalty and then they were happy to sit back and hit us on the break. It's two years running they have come here and nicked the pionts. If they were honest they would say they didn't deserve to win today.

"We tried to get back into the game, could have converted any number of chances and then the lad scores a wonder goal. He hasn't scored many like that in his career!

"We are playing well enough, on another day we would have won."

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'We still feel the faith'

Manchester United midfielder Daley Blind told Sky: "We still feel the faith of our fans, even when we were behind today they still gave us their backing. It’s important to stick together and try to bounce back.

“It’s very disappointing if you have most of the possession but Norwich countered us well.

“We’re working hard out on the training ground on every aspect of the game. We must stick together as a team and work hard to improve. I believe we’ll come good doing it this way.

“It’s important for us that the fans are standing behind us. We feel that support out on the pitch and it’s important that we stick together. We have the best fans in the world." 

'It will wake Asia up'

Crystal Palace

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"WAKE UPPPPP!!!!!!!!!"""

Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew: "Stoke bossed us in the second half but we showed the qualities which are why we are where we are. We have been terrific away from home ever since I have been here.

"We are dangerous when he have the first goal as we have pace on the break. Stoke were due a goal for sure, they put some real quality in and a draw would have been a fair result.

"The goal which won it was brilliant. It will wake all of Asia up tonight. We want to fight for that sixth place."

'Players had smiles on their faces'

Danny Mills

Former Man City defender, Final Score

"Chelsea had attitude and desire, and came out energetic and on the front foot. They looked like they wanted to win the game. Players had smiles on their faces, something you weren't seeing under Mourinho. 

"I am a massive fan of Jose but it looks like the right decision because, based on today, it's obvious that players weren't playing for him."

'Our thoughts are with Jose'

Chelsea defender John Terry: "We needed to win and we've done that. Second half was not as good but we are delighted with the three points.

"There was a lot of pressure before the game but we brought it on ourselves. Absolutely and rightly so as well. Chelsea is such a big club. We are not used to being here, we've had a lot of good times in the last 10 years. 

"Rightly so the fans are disappointed and so are we, we don't want to be where we are.

"Guus Hiddink's training is very intense. He is a great man manager as well. Credit to all the players. Our thoughts are with the manager, because we are disappointed, it falls on his head unfortunately."

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TEAM NEWS

Newcastle manager Steve McClaren names an unchanged side from the team that won 2-1 at Tottenham last weekend.

Newcastle XI: Elliot, Janmaat, Mbemba, Coloccini, Dummett Sissoko, Anita, Colback, Wijnaldum, De Jong, Cisse

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Aston Villa manager Remi Garde makes one change from the side that lost 2-0 at home to Arsenal last weekend. Striker Rudy Gestede drops to the bench, and midfielder Ashley Westwood comes in.

Aston Villa XI: Guzan, Hutton, Okore, Lescott, Bacuna, Sanchez, Gueye, Westwood, Sinclair, Ayew, Veretout.

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'An emotional day for us all'

Chelsea

Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic: "We started the game well. The first couple of goals helped make the pressure on us before the game go away.

"The early goal brings you confidence, which you need for this kind of game. When we concede we are still a little bit shaking, we don't have confidence to hold this pressure but we will improve.

"I can understand the frustration of the fans, it is normal. We all know what Jose Mourinho to this club and nothing can change that. It was an emotional day for all of us.

"We all have responsibility. The players put Chelsea in this position and the only way to change this position is the players. We have to be strong as a group."

'Disgraceful!'

Mark Lawrenson

Former Liverpool defender at Goodison Park for 5 live Sport

"That result tells you everything you need to know about footballers. Disgraceful." 

Football League round-up

Derby climb to second place after Tom Ince scored his fourth goal in two games to seal a 1-0 win at Ipswich. Paul Clement's side replace Brighton, who surrendered their unbeaten league record after going down 3-0 at home to leaders Middlesbrough earlier in the day.

Hull missed a chance to go third, the Tigers losing 2-0 to a Rotherham side who stemmed a three-game losing streak as Joe Newell added to a first-half penalty from Lee Frecklington. Scott Arfield inspired Burnley to a first win in six games with two goals as they beat Charlton 4-0.

Brentford made it 12 games unbeaten against teams in the bottom half with a comfortable 4-2 victory over Huddersfield. Bottom side Bolton were five minutes away from a first victory in 16 attempts until Ross McCormack levelled for Fulham.

Nottingham Forest beat MK Dons 2-1 thanks to early goals from Nelson Oliveira and Ryan Mendez, and it's three straight draws for new QPR boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, whose side failed to hold onto the lead at Bristol City.

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Ted, Salford: Mourinho for United? With his contempt for rules, for decency and, his contempt for bringing through youth players, his disdain for attacking football, his win-at-all-costs philosophy? It would be the final nail in the coffin of a once great club.  

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'Leicester look like the only team trying to win the league!'

Mark Lawrenson

Former Liverpool defender at Goodison Park for 5 live Sport

"It was a really entertaining game and very, very open. You can't miss a heartbeat. 

"The pace is everywhere in the Leicester team. Once they run at you they find space and they are so very difficult to play against. 

"It's that pace on the break, and their finishing, which is why they are top of the league at the moment. And I think they look like the only team trying to win it!"

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Leicester were bottom of the table last Christmas, but will tuck into their (calorie-controlled, nutritionally balanced) dinner on Christmas Day top of the pile.

What a year!

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A brilliant, brilliant game. Leicester are top at Christmas!

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Chris Sutton

Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on Final Score

"Chelsea made the right decision at the right time to sack Jose Mourinho, but watching that today he will be feeling robbed. They did not play like that for him."

RED CARD FOR WEST BROM

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What are you doing?

Salomon Rondon leans into Bournemouth's Adam Smith with his head and sends him tumbling.

The Baggies are down to nine.

Leo Ulloa is in on the counter, he comes inside and Tim Howard saves well!

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What a win for Norwich! More home woe for Manchester United.

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SITTER!

What a chance! Manchester United lamp it downfield, Chris Smalling is in behind, he can head it home or lay it off to Wayne Rooney but instead he heads wide!

Stoke are pushing for another leveller. Xherdan Shaqiri has a shot blocked...

Abramovich justified?

Danny Mills

Former Man City defender, Final Score

"This performance almost justifies Abramovich sacking Jose Mourinho..."  

Chris Sutton

Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on Final Score

"Anthony Marital scored because he was in the box, but he's spent most of the game out wide.

"Manchester United have not thrown enough caution to the wind today. There has been no bodies in the box, and Norwich have had the greater threat going forward."

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Muted celebrations at Chelsea.

The second half wasn't entirely convincing but the are back to winning ways.

Mirallas miracle?

Everton back in it? Ross Barkley with a wonderful backheel to sub Kevin Mirallas, who swivels and plants a low shot into the corner from 17 yards out,

GOAL - Everton 2-3 Leicester

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That is brilliant from Lee Chung-Yong.

He strikes from 30 yards and it rifles into the back of the net.

Palace go sixth in the table as results stand, level with fifth and fourth.

'Now Palace are up into fifth!'

Danny Mills

Former Man City defender, Final Score

"Fabulous finish after a bit of pinball, with the ball bouncing all over the shop. And now Palace are up into fifth!"

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Chris Sutton

Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on Final Score

"The initial contact for Bournemouth's penalty was outside the box. I am absolutely sure it is not a penalty."

Vardy injury?

Jamie Vardy comes off for Leicester, just holding the back of his leg on his way out. A hamstring injury?

That is emphatic from Charlie Daniels.

The midfielder's spot kick goes in off the bar after Dan Gosling is brought down by Darren Fletcher.

Outside the area? Possibly.

Ryan Giggs is out on the touchline waving his arms around. Can he inspire a comeback? United still have only had two shots on target...

GOAL - Stoke 1-2 Crystal Palace

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GOAL - West Brom 1-2 Bournemouth

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'It's just not good enough'

Danny Mills

Former Man City defender, Final Score

"United have had all the possession today, but with two shots on target in the entire game it's just not good enough."

PENALTY TO BOURNEMOUTH

CLOSE!

Xherdan Shaqiri - that is audacious.

The Stoke midfielder fires a free-kick towards goal from 40 yards and it is just wide.

Something to work on. I've not seen this from Romelu Lukaku before, he approaches a free-kick like Cristiano Ronaldo, stalking it head on and then leaning back and firing into the Gladwys...

Craig Dawson rises unmarked but heads Craig Gardner's free kick wide. The Baggies are going for a winner.

GREAT SAVE!

David de Gea was at fault for Norwich's opener but he's made a key save there to keep out Youssouf Mulumbu! Almost game over.

Pedro should score.

He is put through by Willian but, with just goalkeeper Costel Pantilimon to beat, he prods the ball over.

A poor first touch lets him down.

Football League latest

Bradford City have kept clean sheets in eight of their last nine games, a handy statistic after Tony McMahon put them 1-0 up at Chesterfield.

Paul Keegan has levelled for Doncaster, who fell behind to a Callum Butcher Brace after taking a first-half lead through Andy Williams at leaders Burton. It's 2-2 at the Pirelli Stadium.

The Hawthorns erupts.

Gareth McAuley rises to glance a header from a corner towards goal. It hits the far post and crosses the line.

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GOAL - West Brom 1-1 Bournemouth

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Spurs are managing this game really well, just ticking over and seeing it out. Harry Kane almost got on the end of a Christian Eriksen free-kick.

Loic Remy bursts down the right, he cuts in but his curling shot is easily parried away by Costel Pantilimon.

Does anyone think that Leicester winning the league would be a bad thing? They might do it you know. Not many teams come to Goodison and put Everton away. It's not done yet though as Ross Barkley has a shot deflected narrwoly over.

Everton haven't played poorly this afternoon. Still well in this as we reach the last 10...

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Striker Rickie Lambert is brought on for West Brom.

Can he find an equaliser for the 10-man Baggies?

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Diego Costa is not a popular man at Chelsea.

The striker is replaced by Loic Remy and gets a barrage of boos from his own fans.

There are a few who applaud, but not many. The fans feel he let Jose Mourinho down.

GOAL - Stoke 1-1 Crystal Palace

No mistake.

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Football League latest

Carlisle might ask to play at Preston's Deepdale on a more regular basis. Jabo Ibehre has added two goals to an early Danny Grainger penalty, as they lead Notts County 3-0.

Liam Sercombe has levelled for Oxford at Wycombe.Dagenham have been brought down to earth after sealing an FA Cup third round trip to Everton in midweek. They trail 1-0 at home to Bristol Rovers and currently sit bottom of the table as results stand. 

Tom Nichols has halved Exeter's deficit at home to Luton, who led through two early goals.

Chris Smalling is almost in on a back-post header as Manchester United pepper the Norwich area with crosses. Can Norwich survive?

PENALTY TO STOKE CITY

Hand ball given against Damien Delaney.

'Have we ever had a Saturday like this?'

Mark Lawrenson

Former Liverpool defender at Goodison Park for 5 live Sport

"Have we ever had a Saturday like this, in terms of stories and headlines? This season just ramps up every week..."

Doesn't it just, Lawro?

Another good chance for Stoke.

Bojan, eight yards out, should score. He can only shoot straight at Wayne Hennessey. Time running out.

Shinji makes it three

You have to admire the way this Leicester team attack don't you?! So incisive, they can cut you to ribbons in the blink of an eye. Jamie Vardy has another assist, laying the ball off to Shinji Okazaki and he makes no mistake from 10 yards. 

GOAL - Everton 1-3 Leicester

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Bournemouth well on top.

Glenn Murray heads over Matt Ritchie's free-kick.

West Brom aren't in this.

That penalty will be a big talking point tonight, I reckon. It was one of those where you wonder what a goalkeeper is really supposed to do? Jamie Vardy ran straight at him!

'I don't understand why Tim Howard has not been sent off'

Danny Mills

Former Man City defender, Final Score

"I don't understand why Tim Howard has not been sent off. It's a clear goalscoring opportunity that he has prevented. There is massive inconsistency from referees."

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Chris Sutton

Former Chelsea & Norwich striker on Final Score

"Tim Howard should be sent off for me. Maybe the referee thought Jamie Vardy's touch took him too far away from goal? 

"Both Riyad Mahrez and Vardy are so full of confidence. Great composure from Mahrez to score his second penalty of the day."  

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Cesc Fabregas is replaced by Jon Obi Mikel.

A few jeers but more applause from the crowd. Bridges being built perhaps?

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Norwich's containment plan is looking sketchy now - they are so deep at Old Trafford. Get out!

Football League latest

Alan Judge has restored Brentford's three-goal advantage against Huddersfield from the penalty spot after Mustapha Carayol gave Huddersfield a glimmer of hope. It's 4-1 at Griffin Park.

Burnley look to have sealed a first win six games, Scott Arfield grabbing a second goal before record signing Andre Gray made it 3-0 at home to Charlton. QPR have taken the lead at Bristol City and there's a surprise on the cards as Rotherham have doubled their lead against Hull thanks to Joe Newell.

Zach Clough has levelled for Bolton at home to Fulham as Neil Lennon's side search for a first win in 16 games.

Mahrez gets his second

Different corner, same outcome! Riyad Mahrez steers his penalty calmly into the bottom corner. Are Leicester Christmas number ones?

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CLOSE!

Stoke are not getting the rub of the green.

Marko Arnautovic advances into the penalty area before his shot takes a massive deflection, leaves goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey stranded, but the ball bounces just wide.

GOAL - Everton 1-2 Leicester

PENALTY TO LEICESTER

Tim Howard is out to close down Jamie Vardy - penalty!

Martial on the money

Is that the breakthrough Manchester United needed? A cross into the box is not dealt with, Anthony Martial reacts with predatory instincts to toe the ball away from the last man and then hammer it into the roof of the net.

GOAL - Man Utd 1-2 Norwich

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Everyone's Plan B Shane Long is on, along with Juanmi as the Saints go in desperate search of a breakthrough. 

CLOSE!

A massive chance for Sunderland.

Sam Allardyce has his head in his hands as Jermain Defoe waltzes through the Chelsea defence before wildly firing a shot wide.

He has to hit the target.

CLOSE!

Jamie Vardy driving at the Everton defence, Jamie Vardy shown inside onto his right foot, Jamie Vardy curling one, curling one, wide! Not far wide though. Lovely. 

This game is far from over.

The busy Duncan Watmore bustles his way along the 18-yard box, tumbles, but never a penalty.

He looks almost apologetic.

Football League latest

Scunthorpe know all about Billy Sharp's goal-scoring prowess, the forward finding the net 56 times in 95 appearances for the Iron earlier in his career. So it comes as no surprise that he has scored against them for Sheffield United, who lead 1-0.  

Aaron Martin has given Coventry the lead against Oldham with his first goal for the club in his 60th appearance.

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Huge cheers as fall guy Marouane Fellaini is replaced by Ander Herrera just after Wayne Rooney miscues an overhead kick over the top. Old Trafford is not a happy place. Apart from a delirious yellow and green section of course, and Delia..

'Three wins in three for Bournemouth?'

Danny Mills

Former Man City defender, Final Score

"Adam Smith cuts in on his left-hand side and drives into the bottom corner. He's been involved in a lot this afternoon - that goal could cost West Brom dear. Three wins in three for Bournemouth? Amazing."

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