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20:30 GMT - And that wraps it all up for this weekend. Thanks for joining us - see you next time!
19:36 GMT - Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said it was "a great day" for the club after beating Man City.
Speaking in the post-match press conference, he said: "During the game (my feelings) was so-so. At the end maybe more than unusual. It's a great day for us, especially against the level of opposition we played today.
"To beat them in the manner we've done, a lot has to go your way.
"We played aggressively, with a lot of courage. Even if you want it, they are that good that sometimes you have to stay deep and suffer, and enjoy those moments as well. We had a bit of luck in some moments."
19:27 GMT - Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola lamented his side's defeat at Arsenal and said there was "no defence".
"We can learn, there are margins to get better. It's difficult when you lose 5-1, there's no defence," he told Sky Sports. "But the game was well played. Arsenal, I know how many teams defend deep after 90 minutes.
"It happens. It's football. There are a lot of goals. It happens. I don't like it, I'm a bit sad. But it's time to continue. We have a long week, we learn from that again. I know the players want to do it.
19:06 GMT - Declan Rice said Arsenal are "buzzing" after their statement win over Man City.
He told Sky Sports: "To win 5-1 is an unbelievable scoreline. We had fire in our bellies from what happened at the Etihad at the start of the season, we really wanted to amend that. I think we did.
"It’s been building up over a certain amount of time. They nicked the title off Arsenal when I wasn't here and then they beat us to the title. It’s been hard to accept that and then everything that went on at the Etihad, you do get that fire in your stadium.
"The boys are buzzing. We are still off the top and that’s where we want to be."
18:54 GMT - In the blue corner (quite literally), John Stones apologised to the travelling Manchester City fans as his side completely unravelled in the capital.
"It is difficult. I think all of us don't take losing well," Stones told Sky Sports.
"It is hard to put into words straight after a game like that. Pride hurts. Sorry to the fans that have travelled to come and watch that.
"How we played in the last 30 minutes was not acceptable. Personally and collectively, it's not us."
You can read more on that story here.
On Arsenal's performance, Stones added: "It is not nice to be involved in that when you know it's not your team in those situations. Credit to Arsenal, this is not an easy place to come to. For 65 minutes, we played some great football at times.
"We were in the game and it was a swinging point. It swung the wrong way for us. I am angry, upset personally and collectively about how the game finished."
18:48 GMT - Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard, who got the scoring party going for the Gunners, was left beaming by his side's statement display.
"It was a top game and a top performance," Odegaard told Sky Sports.
"With the fans and the atmosphere and the scoresheet like that it can't be better."
18:32 GMT - A huge result for Arsenal that could have massive implications when it comes to the Premier League title race.
They still trail Liverpool by six points having played a game more, but that victory today will no doubt give them tremendous confidence.
18:21 GMT - FULL-TIME! A statement result and performance to boot from Arsenal, who destroy Manchester City to keep up their chase of Liverpool at the top.
18:20 GMT - GOAL! Ethan Nwaneri puts the icing on the cake for Arsenal makign it 5-1 with a gorgeous bending effort into the far corner. City have been demolished.
18:03 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal are running away with this now and it's 4-1! They counter and it's finished off expertly by Kai Havertz which is a big moment for him after that first-half miss.
17:49 GMT - GOAL! Daylight for Arsenal now as 18-year-old Myles Lewis-Skelly cuts inside and scores with a composed finish!
What a moment to grab your first Arsenal goal. It's 3-1 and the Gunners have a two-goal cushion.
17:43 GMT - GOAL! Instant reply and Arsenal are back in front! Phil Foden gives the ball away cheaply and Thomas Partey has a deflected shot go in.
17:41 GMT - GOAL! Equaliser for City! Erling Haaland has been quiet throughout but gets his moment, rising highest to guide a header into the corner!
17:32 GMT - Time for the second half. Arsenal get things back underway.
17:16 GMT - HALF TIME! Advantage Arsenal so far as they head into the break with a one-goal lead.
16:57 GMT - HUGE MISS! It's another calamity at the back from City and the ball falls to Kai Havertz in space in the box, but he drags his shot off target!
16:54 GMT - CROSSBAR! So close to an equaliser for City as David Raya saves a Josko Gvardiol header and the ball loops up onto the bar.
16:38 GMT - It took Martin Odegaard just 103 seconds to lift Arsenal into the lead.
City, on the other hand, have conceded inside three minutes for the third straight Premier League game.
16:33 GMT - GOAL! What a start for Arsenal but a nightmare for City! Manuel Akanji is caught on the ball and Kai Havertz squares for Martin Odegaard to tap in.
16:31 GMT - KICK-OFF! We're underway for a big tilt in North London. City get the ball rolling.
16:15 GMT - All eyes are on the Emirates now as Arsenal prepare for a titanic battle against Manchester City.
The Gunners are looking to cut the gap to league leaders Liverpool, while City are seeking a third straight victory.
15:57 GMT - FULL-TIME! Two goals from Jean-Philippe Mateta give Crystal Palace a worthy win against Manchester United at Old Trafford.
15:53 GMT - FULL-TIME! Tottenham see off Brentford to notch just their second Premier League win in 12 games!
15:46 GMT - GOALS! Spurs grab a second and potentially the game-winner against Brentford through Pape Matar Sarr, who prods an effort through the goalkeeper's legs.
At Old Trafford, Palace have a second themselves with Jean-Philippe Mateta grabbing a double against United.
15:40 GMT - Lots of concern for United. Not only are they 1-0 down, they've lost Lisandro Martinez to injury as he's carried off on a stretcher and in tears.
15:21 GMT - GOAL! Palace lead United at Old Trafford! Jean-Philippe Mateta is there to prod home for his ninth goal of the campaign and give the visitors the breakthrough!
15:19 GMT - Ahead of the big one between Arsenal and Manchester City a little later, we've got the line-ups for the clash here:
15:03 GMT - Getting back underway for the second halves now.
14:48 GMT - HALF-TIME! Time for a break in both games. Tottenham hold a slender lead over Brentford while Manchester United and Crystal Palace are goalless.
14:45 GMT - Spurs have been using plenty of width at Brentford with Djed Spence getting up and down that left flank.
14:29 GMT - GOAL! Tottenham are in front at Brentford and it looks like it's an own goal by Vitaly Janelt after Heung-min Son's corner.
14:15 GMT - Fairly quiet start this afternoon. United have come close against Palace with Kobbie Mainoo hitting the post.
Meanwhile, Brentford have had a couple of half chances as they probe for the opener against Tottenham.
14:00 GMT - Ready to go in these two bottom-half fixtures. Stick with us for all the action.
13:15 GMT - No Micky van de Ven for Tottenham this afternoon despite getting 45 minutes during the Europa League in midweek.
However, Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou said there's nothing to worry about as they ease him back into action following a hamstring injury.
"We're just trying to manage his minutes," Postecoglou told Sky Sports before facing Brentford.
"It is a quick turnaround and I spoke with the medical team and Micky (and decided) to give him another week of training to be ready in another week."
12:50 GMT - Building up for the two earlier games today. We have the teams for Brentford's match against Tottenham and Manchester United's meeting with Crystal Palace:
12:30 GMT - We've had a couple of transfers come in today with two sides in need of defensive reinforcements making moves.
Manchester United announced the signing of versatile Danish left-back Patrick Dorgu from Serie A club Lecce as Ruben Amorim's second acquisition of the transfer.
Earlier, Tottenham sought to ease their injury woes at centre-back by bringing in Kevin Danso on an initial loan from French side Lens.
12:00 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to Flashscore's Football Tracker!
Plenty more in store today after yesterday's Premier League action, starting with Brentford hosting Tottenham and Manchester United at home to Crystal Palace at 14:00 GMT.
Those two games are before the big one at 16:30 GMT when Arsenal welcome Manchester City to the Emirates Stadium as they look to reduce the gap to league leaders Liverpool.
Who will stay humble today?
Saturday, February 1st
21:00 GMT - That concludes our coverage for today. Join us again tomorrow as Brentford take on Tottenham, Manchester United face Crystal Palace and Arsenal look to close the gap on Liverpool at the top of the Premier League with a crunch clash at home to Manchester City.
See you then!
20:07 GMT - Wolves manager Vitor Pereira said he was "very happy, very proud" after playing a "tough game" against Villa.
"Tactically we played with quality," he told Sky Sports. "We played as a team with true spirit, working together and suffering together. I'm very happy. Important game not only for the three points but to break this (bad run of results).
"We know it's a long way, a difficult way. With our supporters and this spirit we can do it."
On whether Matheus Cunha will stay at Wolves beyond the transfer window, he said: "(Cunha) has this quality. A special player. He's committed with us. He knows in the future he can play for the best teams in England but he's committed with us."
19:50 GMT - We have some reaction from Aston Villa manager Unai Emery, who has been speaking to Sky Sports.
"We tried. We started very well in the first 15 minutes but when they scored the goal it was more difficult to come back," he said.
"We had more chances to score the second goal and in the second half we tried to push. We competed better but we had two chances to score and maybe if we score it is different.
"Over 90 minutes, we deserved more."
19:48 GMT - Wolves defender Matt Doherty hailed his side's "important" win over Aston Villa and hopes the result can "rally the whole club".
"We knew how important this was after four losses in a row," he told Sky Sports. "The teams around us lost today. We knew Villa had a lot of players missing. We knew it was a big opportunity and we took it.
"If you do the basics right the results will come. We did what the manager told us. We know we're good enough to get points. Today was a good performance."
When asked if it can be a springboard to pull away from the bottom three, he said: "We hope so. We know we’re good enough to beat anyone on our day. This is the type of win that can rally the whole club."
19:45 GMT - Matheus Cunha appeared to be very emotional after scoring tonight. The 25-year-old has been linked to various clubs in the transfer window and after ripping off his shirt in celebration pointed to the Molineux pitch.
Is that a final farewell or just relief to score? There are just over 48 hours to go until we find out...
19:29 GMT - FULL TIME! Wolves have given their survival hopes a massive boost with a hard-fought win over their West Midland rivals Aston Villa.
Villa stay eighth while Wolves climb out of the bottom three. You can read the match report here.
19:27 GMT - GOAL! Matheus Cunha spins around in the box and eventually lashes home to double Wolves' lead. Brilliant strike. How much has that goal added to his value?
19:22 GMT - There will be seven minutes of time added on.
19:11 GMT - And so we go into the final 10 minutes of normal time. Can Villa find a way back into this? As things stand, they are currently four points behind the top four having played a game more. Wolves will climb out of the bottom three.
19:03 GMT - This is odd. Goncalo Guedes walks off the pitch and sits on the bench after being substituted but neither Tommy Doyle nor Rodrigo Gomes are ready to come on.
After a bit of confusion Guedes is finally replaced with Tommy Doyle and Pablo Sarabia stays on the pitch. Gomes comes on for Rayan Ait-Nouri.
18:51 GMT - We’ve played an hour at Molineux and Wolves are under the first sustained pressure of the game so far with Villa having 67% possession in this half.
Donyell Malen has a goal ruled out through VAR for Villa and VAR comes to the aid of referee Andy Madley who waves play on after Toti appeared to be fouled in the box. Still 1-0 to Wolves.
18:36 GMT - Back underway for the second half. Trailing, Aston Villa make four changes with Ollie Watkins one of the withdrawals after suffering an apparent injury in the latter stages of the first period.
18:21 GMT - HALF-TIME! So far, so good for Wolves who have been pretty good value for their lead.
18:08 GMT - It should really be 2-0 to Wolves but neither Matheus Cunha nor Goncalo Guedes can take their chances.
17:43 GMT - GOAL! It's first blood to Wolves as Jean-Ricner Bellegarde fires in at the near post to give the hosts an early lead!
17:30 GMT - Game on at Molineux for this West Midlands clash.
17:15 GMT - Focus is now on Molineux with Wolves hosting Aston Villa in a West Midlands derby.
Wolves slipped back into the relegation zone last week after losing their fourth straight game, while Villa arrive boosted by their qualification for the Champions League last 16 in midweek.
17:04 GMT - Check out our dedicated match reports from this afternoon's Premier League action. Plenty to get stuck into:
16:58 GMT - FULL-TIME! Four goals and a clean sheet for Everton who totally outclass struggling Leicester for their third straight win.
16:58 GMT - FULL-TIME! Southampton pick up a key three points on their travels to fellow relegation strugglers Ipswich.
16:57 GMT - FULL-TIME! Two goals from Mohamed Salah give Liverpool a valuable win against a red-hot Bournemouth side.
16:55 GMT - FULL-TIME! Fulham overturn a first-half deficit to claim a really strong win at Newcastle.
16:54 GMT - GOAL! A fourth goal for Everton as Iliman Ndiaye puts the icing on a tremendous afternoon against Leicester!
16:46 GMT - GOAL! Southampton regain their lead at Ipswich with Paul Onuachu netting what could be a massive goal with respect to both teams' seasons!
16:40 GMT - GOAL! Fulham have the lead at Newcastle! Substitute Rodrigo Muniz flicks a deft effort into the net to put the visitors in front.
16:35 GMT - GOAL! Liverpool double their lead and it's via Mohamed Salah again with a stunning finish, just as Bournemouth were upping the ante.
With his 178th Premier League goal, he overtakes Frank Lampard and moves up to sixth on the all-time list.
16:20 GMT - GOAL! It's an equaliser for Fulham at Newcastle and it's a deserved one as Raul Jimenez finishes off a smooth counter-attack for his ninth goal of the campaign.
16:19 GMT - As the second halves progress, we have the teams for this evening's 17:30 GMT derby clash between Wolves and Aston Villa:
16:05 GMT - The games are just starting to get back underway for the second halves.
15:54 GMT - HALF-TIME! Time for a break around the division. Liverpool, Everton and Newcastle hold leads at the pause.
15:49 GMT - GOAL! Everton have a third against Leicester! Beto has his second of the afternoon, finding the corner after being set away.
15:38 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle are in front at home to Fulham, with Jacob Murphy scoring after the ball falls his way.
15:32 GMT - GOAL! Ipswich have pulled level against Southampton via Liam Delap, who nets his ninth goal of the season.
15:30 GMT - GOAL! After an initial VAR check, the penalty is given and dispatched by Salah to give Liverpool the lead at the Vitality Stadium!
The Egyptian has scored all of his previous eight penalties since last missing one in January 2024.
15:28 GMT - PENALTY! Liverpool have a penalty at Bournemouth after Cody Gakpo is tripped. Mohamed Salah has the ball in his hands...
15:21 GMT - GOAL! Southampton have the lead in their bottom-of-the-barrel clash against Ipswich – Joe Aribo the scorer with a volley at Portman Road.
That doesn't make good reading for Ipswich, though, who have failed to win any of their 21 Premier League games when conceding first dating back to December 2001.
15:07 GMT - GOAL! A Second for Everton! The Toffees aren't messing around here as Beto slots his shot into the corner for a 2-0 lead!
15:02 GMT - GOAL! What a start for Everton as they race into the lead against Leicester! Abdoulaye Doucoure takes down a long kick from Jordan Pickford and finishes emphatically!
Just 10 seconds that took at Goodison Park which is the fastest Premier League goal this term. That will take some beating.
15:00 GMT - Underway around the grounds this afternoon! Stick with us for all the key updates as they happen.
14:52 GMT - Four more games to bring you this afternoon. A reminder of what's on offer:
14:38 GMT - That was Nottingham Forest's biggest win in the league since they defeated Chelsea 7-0 in April 1991. Very much a statement display that bolsters their European ambitions.
14:30 GMT - FULL-TIME! That is an astonishing result for Forest. It's the perfect response after being thrashed by Bournemouth last week. Plenty of soul-searching for Brighton and Fabian Hurzeler on the other hand, however.
14:21 GMT - GOAL! SEVEN FOR FOREST! Substitute Jota Silva pounces on the goalkeeper's mistake and fires in. This is ridiculous from Forest but equally as pathetic from Brighton.
14:19 GMT - GOAL! It's SIX for Forest as full-back Neco Williams puts his shot into the roof of the net after a scrap in the box! Unreal.
13:59 GMT - GOAL! Hat-trick complete! Wood converts and hands Forest a 5-0 lead! It's his third treble in the Premier League in his career.
13:58 GMT - PENALTY! Brighton's afternoon is going from bad to worse as Tariq Lamptey fouls Morgan Gibbs-White to hand Forest a penalty and Chris Wood a chance to complete his hat-trick...
13:54 GMT - GOAL! Four for Forest and guess who? Chris Wood nets his second of the afternoon, finishing off another lovely bit of play from Anthony Elanga. 4-0 and certainly game over.
13:50 GMT - We've got the teams for this afternoon's four 15:00 GMT fixtures. Check them out below:
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13:35 GMT - Back underway at the City Ground. Brighton have a big job on their hands to try and salvage something from this one.
The last time they found themselves three down at half-time away from home in the league was at Luton in January 2024, when they were eventually beaten 4-0.
13:30 GMT - With 15 to his name so far this season, Chris Wood has set a new career high for goals in the Premier League. He's been such an asset since joining Forest in 2023.
13:20 GMT - HALF-TIME! Who would've seen this scoreline? Brighton have been so open and played into Forest's hands, but take nothing away from the hosts' ruthlessness so far.
13:02 GMT - GOAL! Three to Forest! This one's turning into a rout as Chris Wood gets in on the act, nodding in a perfect cross at the back post for his 15th goal of the campaign. 3-0 with just 32 minutes on the clock...
12:46 GMT - GOAL! It's 2-0 and Forest are purring! Morgan Gibbs-White gets up highest from a corner and flicks a header into the net to double the hosts' lead.
12:43 GMT - GOAL! It's first blood to Forest in this one as they lead via an own goal from Lewis Dunk after the Brighton defender inadvertently redirects a low cross into the net.
12:30 GMT - Here we go! Game on at an, of course, packed City Ground.
11:35 GMT - Let's get in the zone, shall we? The teams have dropped for the day's lunchtime kick-off between Nottingham Forest and Brighton:
11:30 GMT - On Sunday, Arsenal square off against Manchester City at the Emirates Stadium, but they could be without first-choice goalkeeper David Raya for the encounter due to a muscular issue.
See who else is missing or doubtful around the Premier League this weekend.
11:00 GMT - Good morning! Welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker, where we'll have coverage of all the action across the Premier League this weekend.
Saturday brings six games to the table, starting in the Midlands with third-placed Nottingham Forest hosting Brighton at 12:30 GMT as they look to rebound from last week's 5-0 battering at Bournemouth.
Four games are on at 15:00 GMT, highlighted by Bournemouth welcoming leaders Liverpool to the Vitality Stadium and Newcastle taking on Fulham.
That is all before this evening's fixture when Wolves clash with Aston Villa in a West Midlands derby, which kicks off at 17:30 GMT.
