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20:00 GMT - We're wrapping up the tracker for now, thanks for joining us!
19:34 GMT - Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim almost echoed Fernandes' earlier comments about wanting to see more of these performances from his players.
"I think it is really clear," Amorim told Sky Sports. "When we are focused, when we fight for every ball, when we suffer and we are tired when the game is finished, we are a good team.
"If we don't do that all the time then we are going to lose games. That is clear to everybody.
"We controlled very well the tempo of the game. Every time Liverpool had a chance, we controlled and had the ball for a moment. That makes a difference.
"You could see in the game, it was not like we are not suffering all the time because we controlled the ball, sometimes winning some fouls, controlling the transitions. It was a good game."
19:22 GMT - Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister told Sky Sports his side were not good enough to win today.
"The result is not good enough," Mac Allister said. "The performance was not as good as we wanted but at the end of the day it was a fair result.
"We didn't play as we wanted and conceded too many chances and had opportunities to score more goals.
"The effort was there, the mentality was there because we came back but when you're 2-1 at 75 minutes you have to defend better and we couldn't do it so we have to think about what we did wrong and move on."
19:20 GMT - Frustrated Bruno Fernandes said if Manchester United can perform at Anfield they must "do it everywhere" after the crisis-hit side secured a 2-2 draw against Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday.
"I'm pretty upset," Fernandes told Sky Sports.
"If we show this level at Liverpool, first in the league, why can't we do this everywhere? It frustrates me. Also, finally I did a proper performance. We said we need much more from ourselves to get more from this season."
Read more from the Manchester United captain's post-match comments here.
19:15 GMT - United will be the happier of the two English giants. They snap a four-match losing streak in all competitions and move up to 13th in the Premier League, just behind Spurs.
19:13 GMT - The draw means Liverpool miss a chance to go eight points clear at the top of the Premier League
19:11 GMT - Tonight's 2-2 draw means Liverpool are now unbeaten in their last 24 games under Arne Slot.
19:08 GMT - Amad Diallo was a difference maker for the Red Devils once again today, scoring another important goal in a big match for Manchester United.
19:00 GMT - Alexis Mac Allister put in a fine performance in Liverpool's midfield today, picking up an assist for his side.
18:45 GMT - Salah's converted penalty this evening takes him up to 18 Premier League goals for the season – top of the pile by two ahead of Erling Haaland.
18:40 GMT - Back in the starting line-up after suspension, Fernandes put in the hard yards to ensure United came away with something:
18:35 GMT - It wasn't a vintage display from Liverpool's talisman, but Salah still did enough to have an impact on proceedings:
18:27 GMT - FULL-TIME! A breathless second half sees Liverpool and Manchester United share the spoils! Two points dropped for Arne Slot's title-chasers but one gained for the visitors.
18:09 GMT - GOAL! Another twist as United equalise! Alejandro Garnacho rolls a cross into the box and Amad tucks it away. 2-2!
17:58 GMT - GOAL! Mohamed Salah squeezes the ball in through Onana and Liverpool have the lead!
17:57 GMT - PENALTY! Liverpool want a penalty after the ball strikes Matthijs de Ligt's hand up high and it's given following a VAR recommendation!
17:48 GMT - GOAL! Equaliser for Liverpool and what a goal it is! Cody Gakpo cuts in from the left and rifles a shot into the far top corner. Game on!
17:40 GMT - GOAL! United break the deadlock! Lisandro Martinez powers a strike past Alisson in off the crossbar and you can't say it's undeserved!
17:35 GMT - United get things back underway for the second half. Anyone's game the way it's been going.
17:20 GMT - Half-time at Anfield. It's cagey and Liverpool have had some opportunities, but United are holding firm and pose a threat.
17:15 GMT - Rasmus Hojlund gets in alone on Alisson but is denied by the Brazilian, with the angle admittedly against him. Good opportunity there for United a few minutes from the break.
16:50 GMT - Alexis Mac Allister has Liverpool's best chance of the game so far but is denied in the six-yard box instinctively by Andre Onana.
16:30 GMT - Here we go then. Game on at a frosty Anfield!
16:15 GMT - Attention now shifts to Anfield where Premier League leaders Liverpool host arch-rivals Manchester United – the fixture given the go-ahead this morning after heavy snowfall.
Liverpool have been flying this term and can go eight points clear with a game in hand with victory this afternoon, and things couldn't be more different for their opponents.
United are toiling down in 14th under Ruben Amorim and have lost four in a row – three in the league.
16:05 GMT - Robinson's Fulham teammate Jimenez did his bit throughout the game and crucially tucked away the two penalties presented to him.
16:01 GMT - Energetic as ever, Antonee Robinson did not stop running up and down that left flank for Fulham this afternoon:
15:56 GMT - FULL-TIME! A bonkers second half featuring three penalties sees Fulham just about extend their unbeaten run after sharing the points with Ipswich.
15:49 GMT - GOAL! Up Jimenez steps again and he scores. Cool as you like into the top corner and it's 2-2!
15:48 GMT - PENALTY! It's a third penalty in the game and Fulham have their second after Jimenez is brought down in stoppage time!
15:40 GMT - As Fulham search for a leveller against Ipswich, the team news had dropped for the clash at Anfield between Liverpool and Manchester United.
Ibrahima Konate comes in for the hosts to make his first start since November after recovering from injury.
In the (other) red corner, Bruno Fernandes, Manuel Ugarte and Kobbie Mainoo are in for United in place of Casemiro, Christian Eriksen and Joshua Zirkzee.
15:37 GMT - There were just 21 seconds between the restart following Fulham's penalty and Ipswich being awarded one themselves. You'd bank on there being another twist with 10 minutes of time remaining.
15:28 GMT - GOAL! Delap takes it himself and scores to restore Ipswich's lead! 2-1 now.
15:26 GMT - PENALTY! Straight up the other end and now Ipswich have a spot kick after Liam Delap is fouled! Incredible.
15:25 GMT - GOAL! Raul Jimenez steps up and equalises!
15:24 GMT - PENALTY! Fulham have a penalty following a VAR intervention after Harry Wilson is caught in the box.
15:03 GMT - Ipswich get things back underway, holding a 1-0 lead.
14:49 GMT - Half-time at Craven Cottage and it's the visitors Ipswich who hold a slender lead at the break.
14:39 GMT - GOAL! They've not seen a lot of the ball, but Ipswich lead through a strike against the run of play by Sammie Szmodics after Fulham fail to clear their lines!
14:30 GMT - Not much going on midway through the first period. Fulham having lots of possession but are yet to test Ipswich's Christian Walton.
14:01 GMT - Fulham get things going against Ipswich at a damp and dreary Craven Cottage.
13:35 GMT - Liverpool and Manchester United fans will have held two very different perspectives about whether their match should go ahead later given both clubs' contrasting Premier League fortunes this term.
In some pre-game shenanigans, former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher was doing his bit to clear the snow off the Anfield turf, while ex-United man Gary Neville was attempting to reverse his efforts!
13:00 GMT - We've got the teams for the day's first game between Fulham and Ipswich:
12:25 GMT - Confirmation then that Liverpool's match against Manchester United will go ahead as planned later today despite heavy snowfall overnight at Anfield.
"Today's fixture against Manchester United will go ahead as planned. Two safety meetings were held earlier to assess the weather and travel conditions," Liverpool said in a club statement.
"We thank everyone involved in helping us to get this game on today. If you're travelling to Anfield then please take extra care. We look forward to seeing you there."
12:00 GMT - Good afternoon and welcome back to Flashscore's Football Tracker!
The day's marquee match in the Premier League between Liverpool and Manchester United was threatened to be called off due to heavy snow, but the show goes on when both teams meet at 16:30 GMT at Anfield.
There's one fixture before that, though, with Fulham hosting Ipswich for a 14:00 GMT kick-off.
Saturday, January 4th
20:20 GMT - That's it from us tonight. Hopefully, new England boss Thomas Tuchel isn't tuckered out from watching two games today. Bit keen if you ask me. Wonder where he might pop up tomorrow?
See you here again for Liverpool versus Manchester United and all the other Sunday games in the Premier League. Night!
20:18 GMT - The 17-year-old Nwaneri got his second Premier League goal in a solid showing again for Arsenal:
20:14 GMT - Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca said his side must be more clinical after they conceded a late equaliser in a disappointing 1-1 Premier League draw at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
"Probably we did enough to win the game today," Maresca told reporters. "Between the first half and second half, I think we created chances enough to win the game.
"But in football you need to be clinical, otherwise the game is always open."
19:45 GMT - Pep Guardiola said Manchester City's 4-1 thrashing of West Ham on Saturday was a "release" for his players but that the English champions are still a shadow of their former selves.
City had won just once in 13 games prior to last weekend's 2-0 win at Leicester to realistically end any hope of extending their unprecedented four consecutive league titles.
"No. I'm happier to win but we are still not like we were for different reasons. The result will help. We struggle, but it is a release," said Guardiola.
Read more of Guardiola's post-match comments here.
19:42 GMT - Leeds missed the chance to pull three points clear at the top of English football's second-tier Championship after Abu Kamara's dramatic late equaliser for Hull ensured a 3-3 draw on Saturday.
Kamara opened the scoring before Ao Tanaka drew Leeds level from the edge of the penalty area early in the second half.
Further goals from Dan James and Joel Piroe looked to have given fallen English giants Leeds all three points.
But Joao Pedro gave Hull a lifeline with nine minutes to go, before Kamara was on target again in the 89th minute.
Catch up on all the action from Saturday's Championship matches here.
19:36 GMT - Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou came out fighting after another damaging Premier League defeat on Saturday, lauding his injury-hit team's performance and venting his frustration at the injustice of it all.
"I'm just really, really angry, angriest I think I have ever been in my career that they were denied the right rewards for a fantastic performance," he said afterwards.
"Don't keep asking me about the decision. If you guys have no opinion about it that's fine. I know you just want me to say something but I'm not going to. I think it's clear. Now whether people agree with me or not whether it wasn't handball or it was accidental, I'm just not interested in any of that discussion."
Read more from an angry Ange Postecoglou after Tottenham's loss to Newcastle here.
19:33 GMT - That result leaves Arsenal five points off Liverpool at the top of the Premier League.
Arne Slot's Reds could go eight points clear if they beat Manchester United tomorrow.
19:28 GMT - FULL-TIME! It finishes all square between Brighton and Arsenal.
19:23 GMT - Six minutes to be added on.
18:52 GMT - GOAL! After winning the penalty, Joao Pedro tucks it away by sending David Raya the wrong way!
18:51 GMT - PENALTY! Brighton have spot kick after Joao Pedro is deemed to have been fouled by William Saliba.
18:37 GMT - Back underway with Arsenal holding a narrow lead.
18:21 GMT - Half-time at the Amex and Ethan Nwaneri's goal stands as the difference at the break.
18:00 GMT - It's been a busy day for England boss Thomas Tuchel who has made his way down to the south coast to take in Brighton v Arsenal.
He dashed down from London after overseeing Newcastle's win over Tottenham earlier in the day.
17:48 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal starlet Ethan Nwaneri opens the scoring for the Gunners, tucking in his effort beneath the goalkeeper!
17:31 GMT - Game underway at the Amex!
17:15 GMT - Shifting focus onto the evening fixture which pits Brighton against second-placed Arsenal.
After a positive start to the campaign, Brighton are winless in their last seven league games, while Arsenal are nine unbeaten and looking for a fourth straight win.
16:56 GMT - FULL-TIME! Brentford thrash rock-bottom Southampton 5-0, scoring four goals in the second half to earn their first away win of the season.
16:56 GMT - FULL-TIME! Aston Villa edge Midlands rivals Leicester 2-1 to claim three points at home.
16:55 GMT - FULL-TIME! Erling Haaland scores twice as Manchester City run out comfortable 4-1 winners against West Ham.
16:55 GMT - FULL-TIME! Bournemouth claim a 1-0 win over Everton courtesy of substitute Brooks' lovely strike.
16:54 GMT - FULL-TIME! Jean-Philippe Mateta's second-half effort cancels out Cole Palmer's strike to ensure Crystal Palace hold Chelsea to a 1-1 draw.
16:52 GMT - GOAL! Brentford have another at Southampton as Keane Lewis-Potter gets in on the act to make it 4-0!
16:40 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea have been made to pay for their narrow lead as Crystal Palace level! Jean-Philippe Mateta converts in close to make it 1-1!
16:38 GMT - GOAL! Bournemouth have found a breakthrough against Everton! Substitute David Brooks breaks the deadlock emphatically on the volley!
16:36 GMT - GOAL! Aston Villa have reclaimed the lead over Leicester and it's via Leon Bailey coming in from the right.
16:32 GMT - Ticking closer towards full-time in the afternoon matches, while we have the teams ahead of Arsenal's trip to Brighton this evening.
16:30 GMT - GOALS! West Ham have a goal back at Manchester City with Niclas Fullkrug netting what looks to be a consolation as the Hammers trail 4-1.
Brentford now have a third against Southampton with Mbeumo netting from the penalty spot for his 13th goal of the campaign.
16:23 GMT - GOALS! Aston Villa's lead against Leicester hasn't lasted long as the visitors hit back! Stephy Mavididi grabs the equaliser at Villa Park.
Meanwhile, Brentford look like they do have a second at Southampton as their talisman Bryan Mbeumo doubles the Bees' lead.
16:17 GMT - GOAL! Aston Villa break the deadlock against Leicester and it's a goal from Ross Barkley, who rifles in at the near post.
16:16 GMT - GOAL! Manchester City are running riot now and it's 4-0! Phil Foden gets in on the act and nets just his second of the season.
16:15 GMT - NO GOAL! Brentford's second goal is ruled out for a foul in the build-up, so the Bees hold a 1-0 lead.
16:14 GMT - GOALS! Manchester City extend their lead to 3-0 over West Ham – Erling Haaland grabbing his second of the afternoon.
Elsewhere, Brentford have doubled their advantage at Southampton courtesy of defender Sepp van den Berg after a corner.
16:05 GMT - Slowly getting back underway for the second period. What will the next 45 minutes bring?
15:50 GMT - That's half-time in the Premier League.
15:43 GMT - GOAL! Manchester City are now two to the good against West Ham and it's courtesy of Erling Haaland, who heads in at the back post to score his 15th league goal of the season.
15:15 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea lead at Crystal Palace via Cole Palmer, who drills one in after some brilliant play from Jadon Sancho.
15:10 GMT - GOAL! Manchester City are in front against West Ham! Savinho's cross takes a massive deflection off Vladimir Coufal, giving the goalkeeper no chance.
15:08 GMT - GOAL! Brentford take the lead early on at Southampton with Kevin Schade prodding his effort into the net six minutes in.
15:01 GMT - Game on around the grounds in the Premier League!
14:55 GMT - Switching focus to the 15:00 GMT kick-offs now. Here's a reminder of what's on offer this afternoon:
14:47 GMT - It's more misery for 11-placed Tottenham as they now slip to just two wins in 10 games while being winless in their last four Premier League outings.
14:43 GMT - Another top showing from Anthony Gordon, whose first-half goal for Newcastle ensured he has contributions in six straight games.
14:33 GMT - FULL-TIME! Newcastle hang on to claim a dogged 2-1 win over Tottenham, making it their fifth Premier League win in a row!
14:19 GMT - The board is up for 10 minutes of additional time at the end of the second half. Plenty of time for Spurs to salvage something from this...
13:50 GMT - Brief break in play with Anthony Gordon getting patched up after a head injury, so let's take a look at some team news for this afternoon's five 15:00 GMT games.
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13:46 GMT - Spurs hit the post! Martin Dubravka pushes Pape Matar Sarr's shot away from goal and Brennan Johnson strikes the upright from a tight angle.
13:35 GMT - Back underway for the second half.
13:20 GMT - Half-time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with Newcastle holding a 2-1 lead over Spurs.
13:08 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle take the lead after a low cross takes a couple of deflections – the last coming off Alexander Isak!
That's now the Sweden striker's ninth goal in his last seven Premier League games.
13:00 GMT - Plenty of food for thought for England boss Thomas Tuchel after those goals from Solanke and Gordon.
12:38 GMT - The goal stands! Spurs and Ange Postecoglou are furious but Newcastle celebrate.
12:37 GMT - GOAL! Spurs' lead is wiped out instantly as Anthony Gordon equalises clinically for the visitors!
The hosts are claiming a handball in the build-up against Joelinton, so let's see what happens...
12:35 GMT - GOAL! What a start for Spurs as they lead 1-0! Pedro Porro hangs a ball into the box and Dominic Solanke holds off his marker to head in.
12:31 GMT - Game on in north London. Hosts Tottenham get the ball rolling.
12:15 GMT - Thomas Tuchel will be attending the fixture at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this afternoon as he begins his first duties as England head coach.
The German will have the chance to see the likes of Dominic Solanke, James Maddison, Anthony Gordon and Lewis Hall in action.
11:30 GMT - We've got team news for the midday match-up between Tottenham and Newcastle.
Spurs are down to their third-choice goalkeeper with 25-year-old Brandon Austin making his first start for the club in place of the ill Fraser Forster.
Newcastle welcome back defender Sven Botman, who makes his first start since March after returning from a knee injury.
11:20 GMT - The action kicks off with Tottenham up against a red-hot Newcastle and things don't get any easier for Ange Postecoglou's stricken side.
With so many injury absences already, they'll also have to do without left-back Destiny Udogie who is out with a hamstring injury, while midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur is suspended for an accumulation of yellow cards.
Check out who else is injured, doubtful or suspended in the Premier League this weekend.
11:00 GMT - Good morning! Welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker, where we'll have coverage of all of this weekend's Premier League action.
We're getting set for a busy Saturday in England's top flight, starting off with a clash between Tottenham and Newcastle at 12:30 GMT.
Five games follow in the afternoon with Manchester City hosting West Ham and Chelsea travelling across London to play Crystal Palace, before a 17:30 GMT kick-off between Brighton and second-placed Arsenal.
