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23:30 GMT - Thanks for joining us this weekend for another thrilling round of Premier League action. Sweet dreams!
22:22 GMT - Russell Martin has been sacked as manager of Southampton following their 5-0 defeat to Tottenham,
You can read more on this breaking story here.
21:40 GMT - Brentford manager Thomas Frank said his side were "unlucky not to get a draw" against their west London rivals Chelsea.
He told BBC Sport: "We played a very good game here. We were unlucky not to get a draw. Some big chances we missed in the end.
"We managed for the 90 minutes to go toe to toe with Chelsea, especially in the second half. A draw would have been fair.
"Chelsea are a very good team, well coached, very good players. They spent a few quid on the squad. They're playing with confidence. Credit to them for pushing us back in the first half.
"Second half we were more aggressive and played higher. You could see how much trouble we caused them by how much they celebrated 2-0 and at the time.
"They are right up there in the title race. They're very good. It was a very competitive game with two teams who wanted to win."
Meanwhile Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has said his team are still "not ready" to challenge for the title despite closing the gap at the top of the Premier League to just two points with a win against Brentford.
"We deserved to win the game," he explained to BBC Sport. "We were in control of the game except the last 10 minutes where we concede. It's normal. We created chances. We could have scored more.
"It's not about how many games we win. It's about being realistic. There are things we have to do better. That's why I said for me we are not ready."
On whether he saw Cucurella's red card, he said: "I didn't see the second yellow card. The referee said the second yellow card was for bad attitude. There are things we can do better."
21:38 GMT - Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou hailed his side's "quality and energy" in their "outstanding" win over Southampton.
"It was outstanding by the players," he told TNT Sports. "We had a tough European game away on Thursday night. We had 10 first-team players unavailable tonight and for the lads to come out with that much energy.
"We had to come out quickly because we knew we were going to get tired. We are asking a lot of our players and the quality and energy showed was outstanding."
Southampton boss Russell Martin said he didn't recognise his players after they fell 5-0 down in the first half.
Speaking to TNT Sports, he said: "I was hurt in the first half. We did not respond very well to the setbacks as a group. We have seen that all too often this season. After the first goal, our response was very poor.
"It's most disappointing because we had worked on a plan. We had a week's training and the players have been part of that process. But we did not carry out anywhere near the intensity or aggression we needed. I didn't recognise our team in the first half. But I am pleased they stuck out in the second half.
"At this point, it is about pride and showing some care for each other."
21:20 GMT - Tottenham climb to 10th in the Premier League table with James Maddison and Son Heung-min starring in their 5-0 thrashing of Southampton.
Nicolas Jackson meanwhile stood out for Chelsea in their 2-1 win over the west London rivals Brentford
20:57 GMT - FULL-TIME! Tottenham have thrashed Southampton and Chelsea go two points behind Liverpool at the top of the Premier League with a 2-1 win over Brentford, but the Blues had goalscorer Marc Cucurella sent off in the 98th minute for a second yellow card despite being off the pitch.
Reaction to come!
Southampton 0-5 Tottenham match report
Chelsea 2-1 Brentford match report
20:51 GMT - Brennan Johnson should have made it 6-0 to Tottenham, but his shot loops over the Southampton crossbar.
20:46 GMT - GOAL! Brentford have pulled a goal back at Stamford Bridge! Bryan Mbeumo makes it 2-1 with a thumping drive. Can they grab a late, late equaliser?
20:43 GMT - GOAL! Southampton claw one back - but no! Mateus Fernandes' effort is ruled out, correctly, for offside. It's still 5-0 to Tottenham.
20:37 GMT - GOAL! It's agony for Brentford and relief for Chelsea. Nicolas Jackson scores for the Blues with a sensational counter attack. 2-0, and you would think that's game, set and match.
20:28 GMT - Tottenham are still leading 5-0 and Chelsea 1-0 with 70 minutes played, but both teams are on top against Southampton and Brentford respectively.
20:01 GMT - We're back underway at Stamford Bridge... and a few minutes later the second half kicks-off at St Mary's Stadium.
19:51 GMT - HALF-TIME! The whistle blows at St Mary's and boos ring out from the home fans. What a first half this has been for Spurs. Historic, in fact.
19:50 GMT - GOAL! Tottenham have a fifth goal! It's the first time they've scored five first-half goals in the Premier League. James Maddison with his second of the game.
19:47 GMT - HALF-TIME! The half-time whistle has blown at Stamford Bridge - Chelsea lead 1-0 in the west London derby. They will move two points behind Liverpool at the top of the Premier League (having played a game more) if the result stays this way.
19:43 GMT - GOAL! What timing. Marc Cucurella gives Chelsea a 1-0 lead over Brentford. It has been coming in fairness.
19:42 GMT - We have two minutes left of normal time remaining. Chelsea are peppering Brentford's goal but it's still 0-0, and remarkably, we've had no other goals on the south coast - Tottenham are still leading 4-0.
19:26 GMT - GOAL! Back to Southampton and Spurs are now 4-0 up! Pape Matar Sarr gets in on the act. A few Saints fans are seen walking out. Oh dear...
19:25 GMT - Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim has told the BBC his team had complete belief in beating Man City as the game edged towards 'Fergie time'.
"It was incredible," he said. "I think we deserved it. It was a very tough match but we believe until the end. We managed to score, we needed that win, it was important for us and for our fans.
"We were in the game for 90 minutes and that is very good. We talk about the Arsenal game (a 2-0 defeat), we played well in the first half but they were not believing that we could win. Today was so much more different.
"I also believe. Then we have Fergie time and we put the things together and something magic happened. It was a good day for us."
19:14 GMT - GOAL! Goodness me. It's 3-0 to Spurs and we haven't even played 15 minutes yet. Dejan Kulusevski gets on the scoresheet.
It's still 0-0 at Stamford Bridge.
19:12 GMT - GOAL! Heung-Min Son lashes home to double Tottenham's lead after some pretty awful Southampton defending.
19:01 GMT - GOAL! Well, that didn't take long. Tottenham are 1-0 up at Southampton, James Maddison goes through on goal and scores his sixth goal of the season with ease. This could be a long night for the Saints.
19:00 GMT - Peep peep! And we're underway at Stamford Bridge and St Mary's Stadium!
18:50 GMT - Kick-off is just 10 minutes away in the final two fixtures this evening! Stick with us for all the updates.
18:43 GMT - In all the chaos it's easy to forget we've till got two more games to come this evening! Take a look at the line-ups for both late fixtures:
Chelsea v Brentford - follow live.
Southampton v Spurs - follow live.
18:39 GMT - No surprise who takes the Man of the Match award for United after a heroic performance:
18:38 GMT - Amad with a goal that will stand out for many seasons to come:
18:30 GMT - FULL-TIME! Manchester United seal a famous victory courtesy of Amad Diallo, who first won a penalty to be converted by Fernandes before netting the winner just moments later. Read our full match report here.
18:25 GMT - GOAL! Amad surely wins it for the visitors with a late strike, taking it around Ederson with a superb touch before volleying home from a close angle!
18:20 GMT - GOAL! Bruno Fernandes calmly converts from the spot to equalise for United.
17:58 GMT - Around midway through the second half and City still lead 1-0 without being bothered too much by United.
17:38 GMT - Back underway in the Manchester derby!
17:22 GMT - There's half-time at the Etihad with Gvardiol's header the only real difference-maker in what has been a cagey affair.
17:10 GMT - It's spicing up now! A huge scuffle breaks out after Rasmus Hojlund appears to stick his head into Kyle Walker - VAR has a look but decides there was no foul play as the City defender goes down in embarrassing fashion.
17:08 GMT - GOAL! Manchester City take the lead over their rivals as Josko Gvardiol heads home from inside the area.
16:51 GMT - A top performance from Ismaila Sarr in today's earlier match between Crystal Palace and Brighton:
16:50 GMT - Nothing to separate the two sides after 20 minutes, although Mason Mount has been dubbed off due to injury.
16:30 GMT - We're underway in Manchester - be sure to stay with us for all the key updates!
16:07 GMT - Our focus now shifts to the Manchester derby, where United manager Ruben Amorim has left out both Rashford and Garnacho from the squad entirely! In his pre-match interview, the manager insisted it was purely his decision regarding the squad selection.
15:58 GMT - FULL-TIME! Crystal Palace hand Brighton their first home defeat of the Premier League season with a 3-1 triumph, spearheaded by Sarr who bagged a brace. Read our full match report here.
15:50 GMT - GOAL! Brighton get one back after some pinball in the six-yard box - it looks like an own goal from Marc Guehi in the end.
15:45 GMT - GOAL! Sarr races through to net his second and Palace's third as they wrap up all three points against Brighton to hand them their first home defeat of the season!
15:27 GMT - The team news is in for today's Manchester derby at 16:30 - three changes each for either side as Ederson and Phil Foden return for Manchester Cty while neither Marcus Rashford nor Alejandro Garnacho make the squad for United. You can follow the match live here.
15:09 GMT - Back underway at the Amex!
14:52 GMT - There's half-time between Brighton and Palace, with the visitors leading 2-0 at the break!
14:35 GMT - GOAL! It's two for Palace as Ismaila Sarr arrives at the back post to double their lead with a great header.
14:29 GMT - GOAL! We spoke too soon - Trevoh Chalobah fires home from a corner to give Crystal Palace the lead away at Brighton!
14:25 GMT - Nothing to separate the two sides over the opening 25 minutes!
14:03 GMT - We're underway between Brighton and Crystal Palace!
13:40 GMT - Kick-off is around 20 minutes away at the Amex Stadium - stick with us here for all the key updates.
12:50 GMT - The line-ups are in for Brighton's clash with Crystal Palace! Follow that one live here.
11:55 GMT - Some breaking news from earlier this morning as Wolves have reportedly sacked manager Gary O'Neil following their loss to Ipswich yesterday - although the club are yet to officially confirm the decision.
10:55 GMT - Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has said he has no regrets after signing a two-year contract extension despite the club's current struggles.
"Absolutely not," said Guardiola when asked about regrets over his commitment to the club.
"I would not be able to sleep – even worse than now – if I thought I was leaving when the club is in this situation. Impossible. They might sack me, that could happen. But leaving now, in this position? No chance."
City have a chance to turn their form around against rivals United later today - read more here.
10:38 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to our Football Tracker! We've got an action-packed day of Premier League fixtures starting with a derby (rivalry?) between Brighton and Crystal Palace at 14:00 before Manchester City host Manchester United at 16:30.
It's a slightly unusual schedule for a Sunday, with two more games following at 19:00 as Chelsea face Brentford and Spurs travel to Southampton.
Saturday, 14th December
20:01 GMT - That's a wrap for us this evening, we'll be back tomorrow for more Premier League action including a huge Manchester derby, Brighton versus Crystal Palace and Chelsea against Brentford. Night!
19:54 GMT - Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk praised his teammates after their 2-2 draw with Fulham.
Van Dijk said afterwards: "A great comeback is very positive. It's disappointing having 10 men but we showed fight, kept trying to create chances. Could have been more but we take the point and move on.
"Stay calm. It's easier to say than do it. It was always going to be tough against them. We saw it last year and last week against Arsenal. We had to turn it around and keep fighting."
Read more on Van Dijk's comments here.
19:44 GMT - Newcastle boss Eddie Howe was left delighted with their rout of Leicester City on Saturday.
Howe said afterwards: "It was a good performance today. The first goal was important. It took a well-worked set play to set the ball rolling, and the second goal was important too so we were able to express ourselves a little bit more."
19:41 GMT - Mikel Arteta praised his "unbelievable" Arsenal team despite the frustration of a 0-0 draw against Everton on a day when Premier League leaders Liverpool dropped points.
"We're very disappointed not to win the game because if there was a team obviously that deserved to win it that was Arsenal," said Arteta.
"We did everything that was necessary overall apart from the fact that we didn't score a goal. We conceded absolutely nothing, dominated all the direct play, didn't allow them to run and conceded no set pieces.
"Tracking back? Unbelievable. Putting in the high press? Unbelievable. Dominating a lot of things? Unbelievable, but the disappointing thing is that you want to come away winning after what you've done on the pitch."
Read more of his post-match comments here.
19:29 GMT - FULL-TIME! A stunning late fightback from Forest gives them all three points against Aston Villa and propels them to fourth in the Premier League table.
Read our full report after a crazy second half here.
19:23 GMT - GOAL! Substitute Anthony Elanga capitalises on a fine cross and some sloppy defending to give Nottingham Forest a late, late lead against Aston Villa in added time.
VAR are checking for a foul in the build-up on Matty Cash but the goal is given. It's 2-1 to Forest!
19:16 GMT - GOAL! That one will count! Nikola Milenkovic scores for the second week on the bounce with a towering header to bring parity to the scoreline. It's 1-1.
19:14 GMT - Nottingham Forest thought they'd fought back through the in-form big man Chris Wood, who finally manages to tap one in from a few yards out against a helpless Martinez.
However, VAR took a lengthy look at it for an offside and the goal is scratched off. It's still 1-0 to Villa.
18:54 GMT - GOAL! Forest have a chance at one end that is narrowly scrambled off the line via a stunning save from Emiliano Martinez, before Aston Villa go up the other end and break the deadlock thanks to a fine header from Jhon Duran.
It's 1-0 to the visitors.
18:35 GMT - We are back for the second half.
18:18 GMT - It's goalless at half-time between Forest and Villa with very little happening for either side.
17:53 GMT - Nothing to separate the two sides after the opening 20 minutes or so - hopefully the game spices up a bit soon!
17:32 GMT - We're underway between Forest and Villa!
17:23 GMT - Time for our attention to shift to the final match of the day, with Aston Villa visiting Nottingham Forest - stick with us for all the updates!
17:12 GMT - Get our match report for each of today's Premier League fixtures:
Liverpool 2-2 Fulham - report.
Newcastle 4-0 Leicester - report.
17:02 GMT - FULL-TIME! Liverpool come from behind twice to draw 2-2 with Fulham despite having Andy Robertson sent off in the opening stages.
16:55 GMT - FULL-TIME! Ipswich win it in the dying moments at Molineux as Jack Taylor's late goal seals a 2-1 win against Wolves.
16:54 GMT - FULL-TIME! Newcastle secure an emphatic 4-0 victory against Leicester after a brace from Jacob Muphy and goals from Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak.
16:53 GMT - GOAL! Surely a winner for Ipswich away at Wolves as Jack Taylor nets late in added time!
16:52 GMT - FULL-TIME! Arsenal are held to a goalless draw against Everton despite plenty of chances.
16:48 GMT - GOAL! Another twist at Anfield as Liverpool equalise through Diogo Jota! They're level at 2-2 against Fulham despite being down to 10 men.
16:38 GMT - GOAL! Fulham retake the lead at Anfield! Rodrigo Muniz puts them 2-1 up away at Liverpool.
16:31 GMT - GOAL! Wolves are level with Ipswich thanks to Matheus Cunha! It's 1-1 at Molineux.
16:28 GMT - The line-ups are in for Nottingham Forest's clash with Aston Villa later this evening - follow that one live here.
16:17 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle are running riot over Leicester as Murphy bags his second and the Magpies' third.
16:09 GMT - GOAL! The 10-men of Liverpool are level against Fulham after Cody Gakpo snatches an equaliser - assist number 100 in Liverpool colours for Mohamed Salah.
16:08 GMT - GOAL! Alexander Isak gets in on the act and Newcastle are surely out of sight now - they lead Leicester 3-0.
16:05 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle have a second against Leicester thanks to Bruno Guimaraes.
16:04 GMT - Back underway for the second halves!
15:51 GMT - There's half-time across all four of this afternoon's Premier League fixtures. Arsenal are being held 0-0 against Everton while Fulham have a 1-0 lead away at Liverpool, who are down to 10 men following Robertson's dismissal.
Elsewhere, Newcastle lead Leicester and Ipswich are beating Wolves; both of those scorelines are 1-0.
15:30 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle are in front against Leicester - Jacob Murphy opens the scoring at St. James' Park!
15:17 GMT - RED CARD! Things go from bad to worse for Liverpool as Andy Robertson is sent off after pulling down an opposition attacker on the edge of the area.
15:16 GMT - GOAL! Ipswich lead against relegation rivals Wolves through a Matt Doherty own goal - a hint of good fortune but the Tractor Boys won't mind!
15:11 GMT - GOAL! Is there a shock on the cards at Anfield? Andreas Pereira gives Fulham an unlikely lead against Liverpool.
15:00 GMT - We're underway around the country!
14:43 GMT - We're a little over 15 minutes away from kick-off across the Premier League - stick with us for all the updates as they happen!
13:53 GMT - The line-ups are in for four of this afternoon's Premier League matches!
Arsenal v Everton - follow live.
Liverpool v Fulham - follow live.
Newcastle v Leicester - follow live.
Wolves v Ipswich - follow live.
13:10 GMT - Here's how the Premier League table looks heading into this weekend's fixtures:
11:48 GMT - Both Manchester City and Spurs are facing injury worries heading into this weekend's games with several top stars set to miss out.
Find out who's out of action here.
11:14 GMT - Good morning and welcome to our Football Tracker! We'll be bringing you live updates from every Premier League match this weekend, starting with four fixtures this afternoon at 15:00 including Arsenal v Everton and Liverpool v Fulham.
Following that, Nottingham Forest host Aston Villa at 17:30.
