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23:00 GMT - That about wraps things up for us tonight. Until next time!
22:20 GMT - Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim admits his team is currently struggling in certain aspects of the game.
He told TNT Sports: "The pressure is different (playing at Old Trafford). You can feel the difficulties… we have difficulties to press high in the moment. This team is not used to do that."
22:05 GMT - Hat-trick hero Amad Diallo has been speaking to TNT Sports.
"In football you have to believe," he says. "We believed until the end and are very happy to win this game. After drawing with Liverpool and Arsenal the confidence was there.
"This team deserved to win this game so I am very happy. We were the best team on the pitch."
21:56 GMT - FULL-TIME! It's all over at Old Trafford and Man Utd have beaten Southampton 3-1 courtesy of a 12-minute hat-trick from Diallo.
United were terrible for most of the match and Southampton will be distraught with that late collapse.
The Saints stay bottom of the league while Man Utd climb to 12th, four points off the top half of the table.
You can read the match report here.
21:51 GMT – GOAL! Oh my! A terrible error at the back for Southampton and Diallo scores his first senior hat-trick! 3-1.
21:48 GMT – GOAL! Heartbreak for Southampton as Diallo gives Man Utd the lead in the 90th minute. 2-1!
There will be five minutes of time added on.
21:40 GMT – GOAL! The breakthrough for United. Amad Diallo fires low past Aaron Ramsdale to draw the Red Devils level. 1-1.
21:28 GMT – There are 20 minutes left of normal time at Old Trafford and Man Utd still trail 1-0 to bottom club Southampton. What a result this will be for the Saints - and for United (see post at 19:55).
21:24 GMT - FULL-TIME! It’s all over at Portman Road and Brighton have beaten Ipswich 2-0. Ipswich stay 18th on goal difference while Brighton climb up to ninth.
You can read the match report here.
21:17 GMT – We are into six minutes of time added on at Portman Road with Brighton still 2-0 up. The Seagulls will climb into the top half of the table as it stands.
21:16 GMT – Anthony slides in at the back post and, with the goal wide open, manages to scuff the ball to Aaron Ramsdale. What. A. Miss!
21:08 GMT – GOAL! Brighton double their lead at Ipswich through Georginio Rutter.
21:03 GMT - Antony has come on for Kobbie Mainoo and we’re back underway at Old Trafford.
In tonight’s other game, Brighton are still 1-0 up at Ipswich.
20:47 GMT - HALF-TIME! The half-time whistle blows at Old Trafford and boos ring out. Man Utd are trailing to bottom club Southampton.
20:46 GMT - GOAL! Kaoru Mitoma gives Brighton the lead at Ipswich. 0-1
20:43 GMT - GOAL! Southampton take the lead! The Saints have a corner and the ball comes off Manuel Ugarte who puts the ball into his own net. 0-1
20:31 GMT - The second-half has just kicked-off at Portman Road.
20:30 GMT - Andre Onana is keeping Man Utd in this match.
20:21 GMT - Alejandro Garnacho has just spooned a glorious chance wide. How did he miss that? Still goalless at Old Trafford.
20:18 GMT - HALF-TIME! And the whistle blows.
20:17 GMT - There is one minute of time added on at Portman Road where it's still 0-0. Brighton's Nathan Broadhead has had the best chance of the match so far.
20:10 GMT - It's still goalless in our matches tonight, but away from the action, Ryan Reynolds and actress-and-model Eva Longoria have bought Colombian first division club La Equidad.
You can read more about that story here.
20:00 GMT - Referee John Brooks blows his whistle and Man Utd start the game at Old Trafford.
19:55 GMT - Man Utd have lost their last three home games: 2-3 v Nottingham Forest, 0-3 v Bournemouth and 0-2 v Newcastle. If they lose to Southampton tonight it will be their worst run since 1930. Can they stop the rot? We're five minutes away from kick-off.
19:30 GMT - And we're off. Brighton get the game underway.
19:20 GMT - We're 10 minutes away from kick-off at Portman Road.
Ipswich will be looking to move clear from the relegation zone while Brighton are eyeing up a place in the top half.
18:50 GMT - ...and we have news from Old Trafford as Man Utd and Southampton name theirs.
Man Utd could move up to 12th tonight – it's a slow trudge to the top half of the table for them – while Southampton, rooted to the foot of the Premier League, will be lucky to avoid a hiding.
18:15 GMT - Team news has dropped for the first match of the evening as Ipswich host Brighton.
18:00 GMT - Welcome back to the Football Tracker ahead of the final two midweek matches in the Premier League.
After all the drama from last night, what can Manchester United, Southampton, Ipswich or Brighton do this evening? Stay with us for all the key updates.
Ipswich v Brighton (19:30 GMT)
Man Utd v Southampton (20:00 GMT)
23:11 GMT - That about wraps things up for us today. See you tomorrow as Man Utd take on Southampton and Ipswich face Brighton!
21:56 GMT - FULL-TIME: Arsenal 2-1 Tottenham. A quiet second half is enough for the Gunners to see out their victory and go within four points of Liverpool. Read our match report here.
21:28 GMT - FULL-TIME: Newcastle United 3-0 Wolves. A solid result for the high-flying Magpies. You can read our full match report here.
21:25 GMT - FULL-TIME: Leicester City 0-2 Crystal Palace. The Eagles have too much and overpower the relegation-threatened Foxes. Read our report here.
21:22 GMT - FULL-TIME: Everton 0-1 Aston Villa. It's defeat for David Moyes on his initial return to Goodison Park as Blues boss. Click here to read our match report.
21:10 GMT - NO GOAL! Wolves thought they had got one back against Newcastle, but Santiago Bueno's effort has been ruled out for handball, 3-0.
21:07 GMT - GOAL! It's another for Crystal Palace at Leicester, they now lead 2-0. Marc Guehi with the goal.
21:05 GMT - We are back underway at the Emirates. Will Arsenal be able to see out the job? Stick with us for all the key updates.
21:04 GMT - GOAL! It's a third for Newcastle as Anthony Gordon gets in on the scoring! 3-0.
20:50 GMT - HALF-TIME: Arsenal 2-1 Tottenham.
20:49 GMT - GOAL! It's another for Newcastle and another for Isak! 2-0.
20:45 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal have turned the North London derby on its head! Leandro Trossard with a wonderful strike, 2-1.
20:41 GMT - GOAL! Crystal Palace have scored against Leicester. Jean-Philippe Mateta, 1-0.
20:40 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal have their equaliser against Tottenham! Gabriel put the ball back into a difficult area and it appears to have gone in off Dom Solanke, 1-1.
20:38 GMT - GOAL! Aston Villa have broken the deadlock at Everton. It's Ollie Watkins and it's 1-0.
20:35 GMT - We are underway once again at Goodison, St James' Park and the King Power, by the way.
20:25 GMT - GOAL! Against the run of play, Heung-min Son scores for Tottenham! 1-0.
20:19 GMT - HALF-TIME: Newcastle United 1-0 Wolves.
20:19 GMT - HALF-TIME: Leicester City 0-0 Crystal Palace.
20:16 GMT - HALF-TIME: Everton 0-0 Aston Villa.
20:04 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle have broken the deadlock against Wolves. Alexander Isak, of course. 1-0.
20:00 GMT - We now have kick-off at the Emirates! Will Tottenham be able to carry their fine form into the North London derby?
19:55 GMT - Still 0-0 in all three of tonight's earlier kick-offs.
19:30 GMT - We have kick-off around the stadia - including Goodison Park, where David Moyes makes his second bow for Everton - stick with us for all the key updates!
19:00 GMT - Prince William dropped into a pub to share a drink with a group of fellow Aston Villa fans ahead of their Premier League clash with Everton on Wednesday.
William, a long-standing fan of the Birmingham-based club, asked Villa officials to arrange the gathering in the city centre.
The Prince of Wales joined eight Villa season-ticket holders, buying them a round of beers and chatted about Unai Emery's team while drinking a glass of cider.
18:51 GMT - The teams are in for Spurs' trip to Arsenal. Raheem Sterling and Leandro Trossard start either side of Kai Havertz for the Gunners, with Gabriel Martinelli dropping to the bench.
Spurs stick with their makeshift defence of Pedro Porro, Radu Dragusin, Archie Gray and Djed Spence while Swedish duo Lucas Bergvall and Dejan Kulusevski also start.
18:20 GMT - The line-ups are in for all three of the earlier games this evening!
Everton v Aston Villa - follow live.
Leicester v Crystal Palace - follow live.
Newcastle v Wolves - follow live.
17:40 GMT - Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has appealed to fans to create a hostile environment against Tottenham on Wednesday to help his side arrest a slide in form that could derail their season.
"It’s probably the nicest game of the season to watch because of the atmosphere, because of what it means to our people, what it means to us and everybody involved in the game," he said.
"Let’s create the best atmosphere that we have played at the Emirates, that’s our objective. That's something that we control - the players, the staff, and everybody that turns up tomorrow. This is something that we can do, so let's do it."
16:47 GMT - It's very much been a Jekyll and Hyde kind of season for Tottenham, who could do with a bit of calm ahead of Wednesday night's North London derby at Arsenal.
Spurs fans won't be too confident heading to the Emirates with Arsenal probably the favourites to win, but Flashscore have taken a look at why there might be reasons for some cautious optimism.
16:05 GMT - Good afternoon and welcome back to our Football Tracker! We'll be bringing you coverage of four more Premier League games this evening including a hotly-anticipated North London derby between Arsenal and Spurs at 20:00.
Aside from that, David Moyes makes his Everton return against Aston Villa at 19:30 while Leicester host Crystal Palace and Wolves travel to Newcastle (both also at 19:30).
Tuesday, January 14th
22:20 GMT - That'll do you for tonight after four fantastic Premier League fixtures. Are you not entertained?
Join us again tomorrow for more fun and games, including Arsenal versus Spurs and David Moyes' first game back in charge of Everton. Night!
22:16 GMT - That draw for Nottingham Forest moves them above Arsenal and into second, six points behind Liverpool.
The Reds are seven points clear of Arsenal, who have the North London Derby to look forward to tomorrow.
22:13 GMT - Chelsea captain Reece James was happy to get on the scoresheet for the first time in over two years against Bournemouth but was less happy with taking just a point.
"I knew the free-kick was shooting distance and I felt like that side of the goal was open, so I tried to finish it as well as I could," James told TNT Sport.
"There was a period where I was scoring quite frequently, and I haven't had that in a long time due to injuries and setbacks. So I'm happy to be back with the team, and I'm happy to get on the scoresheet again and help the team get a point.
"We had a few clear-cut chances that we should have taken in the first half and maybe put the game to bed. But if you don't take chances, that can come back to bite you on the arse."
22:08 GMT - Brentford's late goalscorer Christian Norgaard says his side will take the point after coming from behind against Manchester City.
"Once Wissa scored the first goal, we thought we had a good grip on the game," he told TNT Sports.
"I don't know how I ended up on the cross but it was nice to see it go in.
"With a top, top performance, I think we get three points today, but we'll take a point after being 2-0 down with 10 minutes to go."
22:05 GMT - Diogo Jota was happy to contribute from the bench as Liverpool saved a point against title rivals Nottingham Forest.
"I love to score goals," Jota told TNT Sports.
"I scored with my first touch today and that gave the team a bit of momentum. I had two more chances. I could have given us the three points, but unfortunately, I didn't."
21:59 GMT - Phew, that was a lively one tonight, eh?
We'll have some reaction from the games coming up in just a moment...
21:54 GMT - FULL-TIME! Nottingham Forest cling on to a point at home to Premier League leaders Liverpool.
21:46 GMT - We're approaching the end of the 90 and Nottingham Forest are very much holding on now.
Salah has missed a couple of golden chances, and the visitors have just seen an attempt cleared off the line.
21:33 GMT - We're into the last 15 minutes between Forest and Liverpool, but it is the visitors who are looking most likely to find a winner...
21:30 GMT - FULL-TIME! A thriller at Stamford Bridge ends 2-2.
Read our full report from the topsy-turvy clash here.
21:24 GMT - FULL-TIME! It somehow ends 3-2 to West Ham against Fulham.
21:24 GMT - GOAL! Captain Reece James curls a lovely free-kick around the wall and in off the post in the dying embers to make it 2-2 at Stamford Bridge.
21:24 GMT - FULL-TIME! A stunning comeback by Brentford denies Manchester City as it ends 2-2.
Read all about it with our match report.
21:23 GMT - GOAL! Just off the bench, Diogo Jota gets Liverpool level on the scoresheet within seconds. It's 1-1 at the City Ground.
21:20 GMT - GOAL! Unbelievable stuff at the Gtech but Brentford have come from two down to make it 2-2 in added time against Manchester City.
Lewis-Potter puts a great ball in for Christian Norgaard, who heads it in to send the home crowd into a frenzy.
21:11 GMT - GOAL! They're coming in thick and fast!
This time it's Brentford who pull one back through Yoane Wissa. It's 2-1, and maybe not game over after all.
21:08 GMT - GOAL! In an almost carbon copy of their first, Alex Iwobi again crosses the ball into West Ham's box, this time it's Harry Wilson who fails to get a touch, but the ball skips past Lukas Fabianski for his second cross/shot goal of the night. It's now 3-2 to West Ham.
21:06 GMT - GOAL! Manchester City look to have wrapped things up as Foden gets his second of the night, drilling home a rebound to make it 2-0.
21:04 GMT - The teams around back out at the City Ground. What a huge 45 minutes it is for fans of Nottingham Forest and Liverpool.
20:58 GMT - GOAL! The in-form Antoine Semenyo puts Bournemouth ahead at Stamford Bridge with a thunderous strike into the roof of the net. What a turnaround from the Cherries - are they on for another big scalp?
20:57 GMT - GOAL! Again it's against the run of play, and again Fulham are caught out trying to play from the back. This time, Bernd Leno dallies on the ball, allowing Lucas Pacqueta to pounce and make it 3-1 to West Ham.
20:55 GMT - GOAL! Seconds after Brentford have one ruled out for offside, a sublime Kevin De Bruyne ball on a sixpence for Phil Foden, who finishes it off first time to put Manchester City ahead with a little under 30 minutes to go.
20:46 GMT - HALF-TIME! Nottingham Forest go into the break ahead against high-flying Liverpool. The double is on!
20:42 GMT - GOAL! Fulham get one back, and deservedly so.
Alex Iwobi sticks a tidy cross into the box and Raul Jimenez causes mayhem in front of the keeper. It looks like he doesn't touch it, so it's Iwobi's goal. It's 2-1.
20:40 GMT - GOAL! Justin Kluivert tucks away the penalty - the fifth he's scored this season. It's 1-1 between Chelsea and the Cherries.
20:38 GMT - PENALTY! Bournemouth's Semenyo is fouled by Moises Caicedo in the box.
20:37 GMT - We're back underway in the early games.
20:21 GMT - It's half-time in the 19:30 GMT kick-offs:
20:10 GMT - GOAL! Nottingham Forest have the lead against league leaders Liverpool thanks to a calm close-range finish from big man Chris Wood.
A lovely assist by Anthony Elanga as well.
20:04 GMT - GOAL! Two minutes later and West Ham double their lead thanks to a fine finish by Tomas Soucek.
It's 2-0 and all a little against the run of play, to be honest. Work to do for Fulham now.
20:01 GMT - GOAL! Not long after having one ruled out by VAR for offside, West Ham take the lead through Carlos Soler after he makes his way into the box and capitalists on a poor defensive pass to hammer one home. It's 1-0!
19:43 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea take the lead against Bournemouth after Nicolas Jackson produces a great pass to find Cole Palmer in the area.
The England man then slots home to make it 1-0.
19:30 GMT - We are underway in three Premier League fixtures!
19:21 GMT - Here's how Liverpool and Nottingham Forest will take to the field in the late kick-off:
18:56 GMT - Here are the line-ups for the 19:30 kick-offs:
17:55 GMT - Graham Potter began life in charge of West Ham with a 2-1 FA Cup loss against Aston Villa on Friday and now starts work on his number one priority: improving his side’s league form.
The ex-Chelsea and Brighton boss said he was encouraged by what he saw at Villa Park, so he may be optimistic about extending the Hammers’ impressive record in recent home H2Hs.
Fulham were also in FA Cup action late last week, comfortably seeing off Championship side Watford 4-1 to extend their unbeaten streak in all competitions to nine games (W3, D6). After scoring exactly twice in each of their last three Premier League games (W1, D2), Marco Silva’s side should travel with high hopes of solidifying their position in the top half.
Follow all the action live from 19:30 GMT.
17:51 GMT - Chelsea beat Morecambe 5-0 in FA Cup action over the weekend, although a repeat scoreline seems unlikely against an in-form Bournemouth side, especially as that win broke a four-match winless run for Enzo Maresca's side.
All four of those winless outings were in the Premier League, so Chelsea fans would be forgiven for not getting carried away by their hefty win against League Two opposition. They do look good value to snap their Premier League spiral here though, as not only have they beaten Bournemouth in four of the last five H2Hs, but they’re unbeaten in Tuesday-held Premier League home games since January 2002.
Follow audio commentary and stats from Chelsea versus Bournemouth here from 19:30 GMT.
17:47 GMT - A recovering Manchester City travel to Brentford tonight knowing their hosts are starting to have a wobble of their own.
Brentford are returning to Premier League action after suffering a shock 1-0 FA Cup defeat to the Championship's bottom club Plymouth Argyle on Saturday. That made it just one win in seven competitive matches for Thomas Frank’s side (D1, L5), who are showing signs that they might be losing their home turf stronghold, having lost their last three games at the Gtech Community Stadium.
The visitors have finally started to rediscover some of the form we've come to expect from the reigning champions and have avoided defeat in each of their past four competitive matches (W3, D1). The most recent was an 8-0 hammering of League Two's Salford City, meaning another win here would see City secure four wins on the bounce for the first time since October.
Follow the stats from the match live here from 19:30 GMT.
17:43 GMT - Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo warned that too much praise is not good for his players ahead of tonight's clash with Premier League leaders Liverpool.
"Nothing changes in our approach," the Portuguese coach said Monday.
"When we do things good we should be pleased, but too many compliments can distract us, so we don't want to pay too much attention."
17:35 GMT - Are Nottingham Forest genuine title contenders? This season's surprise package have not only defied many by residing inside the Premier League’s top-four, but their current remarkable six-game winning league streak sees them sit level on points with second-placed Arsenal.
Arne Slot certainly thinks they are.
"I've always said that you can judge the table best halfway through the season, and that moment is there now, so if Forest is up there with us, with Arsenal, Chelsea, (Manchester) City and all the others, then they definitely are a team that's in competition with us and with the other teams," the Dutchman said in a press conference yesterday.
Read more on his comments here.
17:32 GMT - The big one tonight is the late kick-off between Nottingham Forest and Liverpool.
Forest got the better of the Reds earlier in the season after picking up their first win at Anfield since 1969 - can they do the double over Arne Slot's side tonight?
That one kicks off at 20:00 GMT - follow live audio commentary here.
17:30 GMT - Good evening! Welcome back to the Flashscore Football Tracker!
We have a full list of Premier League fixtures to get through between now and Thursday night. There are a few doozies in there as well, including that ever-entertaining North London Derby tomorrow evening.
