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20:30 GMT - That concludes our coverage tonight. Thanks for joining us this weekend and we'll be back midweek for more Premier League action!
20:10 GMT - Pep Guardiola has given his reaction to Sky Sports and said Man City have "a bright future" despite being "far away" from being champions this season.
"If you lose, you have to lose the way we lost today. I saw many things that this club has a bright future with the players that we have," he said.
"Except Kevin De Bruyne and maybe Nathan Ake, all the players are so young. What the club decides next for the future, there is a bright future in the next years.
"Everyone knows that a part will be here next season for the older players but we have to build for the next step. There is a question of time. Even with the amount of absences we have, we played well. They break the lines and can break behind you. They really threaten, but we bring them there and all we missed is the final third.
"We are far away. We will see in the future. What we have done in previous seasons is good but now we are away from them. We played with personality which was really good."
19:18 GMT - Liverpool manager Arne Slot told Sky Sports that his side "know what we have to put in" to win the league.
"There is no secret. We are 11 points clear but Arsenal has one game in hand. The best attack we had didn't end in a goal. You always have to adapt to the challenge you have. A week ago we experienced how difficult Wolves at home was. They will always be difficult games, like today," he said.
"It is easier for us to not get excited because we know what we have to put in. This result was more about defence than attack. It is normal for fanbases to be positive and it is important to understand why we are where we are."
19:00 GMT - Dominik Szoboszlai was asked whether he heard Liverpool fans chanting "we're gonna win the league".
"I didn't hear it, I was so tired!" he told Sky Sports. "We have to keep going and Newcastle (on Wednesday) is going to be a tough game and then 11 more games to go.
"It never ends so we have to keep calm and keep going and at the end hopefully, we will get there."
18:50 GMT - Mohamed Salah has been speaking to Sky Sports after scoring and assisting against Man City.
"We need another title," he said. "Me and the big guys in the team, we need another title.
"It is incredible. It is a very hard place to come and play here. They are a tough team and they have an incredible manager I am glad in the end we won the game.
"It is special. Especially when you are in the title race, it is incredible. Hopefully we keep calm because sometimes the pressure gets to us. We try to win each game."
18:24 GMT - FULL TIME! It's all over. Liverpool go 11 points clear at the top of the Premier League with 11 matches to play - seven of which are at Anfield.
After beating Man City you get the impression they already have one hand on the title. It's surely just a matter of when, not if.
You can read Max Davis' match report here.
18:23 GMT - "We're gonna win the league" sing Liverpool fans in the Etihad. Few would bet against them now.
18:19 GMT - There will be four minutes of time added on and Man City fans are walking out. This is a superb away performance from Liverpool.
18:04 GMT - We have 15 minutes remaining and the rain is pouring down in Manchester.
17:45 GMT - NO GOAL! Curtis Jones taps the ball into an empty net but the 'goal' is ruled out for offside. Man City survive.
17:34 GMT - We're back underway.
17:18 GMT - HALF-TIME! Liverpool go in ahead at the break. Ominously for City, Liverpool have have won their last 54 Premier League games when they've led by two or more goals at half-time, since losing 4-3 to Bournemouth in December 2016.
As it stands, the Reds will go 11 points clear of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League and 20 ahead of Man City in fourth. They are looking like champions elect with each passing minute.
17:16 GMT - There will be two minutes of time added on at the end of the first half.
17:08 GMT - GOAL! Dominik Szoboszlai receives the ball from Mohamed Salah and doubles Liverpool's lead with a thumping low drive into the net with Ederson stranded.
17:00 GMT - NO GOAL! Omar Marmoush lashes an unstoppable shot into the bottom corner but the goal is ruled out for offside.
16:45 GMT - The Salah stats keep coming. The Egyptian star has now scored 16 away Premier League goals this season, the joint most by a player away from home in a season along with Kevin Phillips in 1999/00 and Harry Kane in 2022/23.
Can he break the record this afternoon? He has at least 75 minutes to do so.
16:44 GMT - GOAL! Liverpool take the lead and who else? Mohamed Salah takes a shot from a corner and the ball deflects into the back of the Man City net.
It's Salah's eighth goal in his last eight matches to bring up his 30th goal of a quite remarkable season. It's also the 32-year-old's fifth 30+ goal season in eight years at the club. Incredible.
16:30 GMT - Referee Anthony Taylor blows his whistle and Liverpool get the game underway.
16:07 GMT - Attention quickly turns to the Etihad Stadium and whether Liverpool can go 11 points clear at the top of the Premier League with a win at Man City. We're just over 20 minutes away from kick-off.
16:00 GMT - One for future football quizzes: Newcastle’s Alexander Isak scored his 49th and 50th Premier League goals, making him the highest scoring Swedish player in the competition's history, overtaking Freddie Ljungberg (48).
There were just 111 seconds between his first and second goals against Forest.
15:58 GMT - FULL-TIME! It's all over and Newcastle climb to fifth in the table after hanging on to beat Forest 4-3. What a game!
You can read Fabio Duarte's match report here.
15:54 GMT - GOAL! Oh my. On the stroke of 90 minutes Ryan Yates collects the ball from a corner and fires home! 4-3
There will be three minutes of time added on.
15:45 GMT - There are 10 minutes left at St James' Park. Can Forest grab a third to put Newcastle under pressure? Forest have improved dramatically in the second half and it has been 30 minutes since the Magpies last attempted a shot in the match.
15:27 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle sit back and Nikola Milenkovic prods the ball home with a cheeky flick from a Chris Wood pass to give Forest hope. 4-2
Wood has been crucial for Forest this season (no pun intended!). In fact since Christmas, only Mo Salah (13) has been directly involved in more Premier League goals than the 33-year-old (11 - eight goals, three assists).
15:20 GMT - The team news for Man City's match against Liverpool has dropped and Erling Haaland isn't included in the squad.
15:12 GMT - Fabian Schar smacks the post with a header for Newcastle. So close to being 5-1 but Forest hang on.
15:09 GMT - We're back underway for the second half.
15:07 GMT - Some half-time reading, here's a recap of the weekend in the SPL with both Rangers and Celtic both suffering shock defeats.
15:01 GMT - In case you're wondering, Nottingham Forest are only the sixth side ever to go 1-0 up in a Premier League match but then trail by three or more goals at half-time.
14:53 GMT - HALF-TIME! The whistle blows and (most of) St James' Park applauds a quite remarkable first half. Four goals in 11 minutes has turned this game - and Newcastle's European hopes for next season - completely around.
14:56 GMT - It seems a long time since Hudson-Odoi gave Forest the lead, but we're not even half-way yet. In fact the board goes up and we will have seven minutes of time added on.
14:41 GMT - Alexandar Isak has taken just 76 Premier League appearances to reach 50 goals in the competition, with only six players in the history of the league hitting that tally faster.
14:35 GMT - GOAL! Newcastle are in dreamland. Isak scores his second goal in as many minutes to make it 4-1, and we have only played 35 minutes. What a comeback this is. Forest have totally collapsed.
14:32 GMT - GOAL! Ola Aina appears to foul Anthony Gordon in the box but Jarred Gillett waves play on. The game is stopped for a VAR check and a penalty is awarded! Up steps Alexander Isak and it's 3-1!
14:26 GMT - GOAL! And just like that, Newcastle are ahead and St James' Park erupts! The ball ricochets in the area and Jacob Murphy is on hand to prod the ball into the net. 2-1
14:23 GMT - GOAL! Lewis Miley collects a pass from Lewis Hall and fires low into the bottom corner to pull Newcastle level! 1-1
14:18 GMT - Since the start of last season, no player has more Premier League goals from outside the box than Callum Hudson-Odoi (seven).
14:06 GMT - GOAL! That didn't take long! Jacob Murphy gives the ball away and Callum Hudson-Odoi thumps home to give Forest the lead inside the opening 10 minutes. Nick Pope was left stranded. 0-1
14:00 GMT - Referee Jarred Gillett is the man in the middle, and we're underway.
13:50 GMT - We're 10 minutes away from kick-off.
13:25 GMT - Away from the Premier League for a moment to bring you some Eredivisie news as Robin van Persie has been announced as the new manager at Feyenoord.
The former Arsenal and Man Utd striker will reportedly sign with the club on Monday through to June 2027.
Van Persie began his career at the Dutch side in 2001, winning the UEFA Cup later that year, before signing for the Gunners in 2004.
You can read more on this story here.
13:08 GMT - A fun fact heading into this afternoon's earlier kick-off: aged 18 years and 298 days, Lewis Miley is the youngest player to feature in 25 Premier League matches for Newcastle, beating the previous record set by James Milner in 2005 (19y 131d).
12:46 GMT - The team news for today's early afternoon Premier League kick-off is in! Check out who starts for who, ahead of Newcastle v Forest below:
11:05 GMT - Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has hit out at former Liverpool captain Jamie Carragher after the Englishman's criticism of Erling Haaland during the week.
Carragher had implied that Haaland didn't want to face Real Madrid's Antonio Rudiger: "Let me work this out, Haaland has gone to the manager in the morning and said he's not fit?
"Do you think that's got something to do with Rudiger? Is that because Rudiger is playing?"
Read Guardiola's fiery response here.
09:51 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to our Football Tracker! We've got two mammoth Premier League fixtures to cover today, starting off with Newcastle v Nottingham Forest at 14:00 before Manchester City v Liverpool at 16:30.
Saturday, February 22nd
20:35 GMT - Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said he was "very, very angry" after his side's defeat at home to West Ham earlier today.
On the Premier League title chase, he said: "It's not in our hands,"
"I am really, really annoyed with the things that are in our hands - which is the performance and the result - and we didn't do that as well as we possibly could."
19:31 GMT - FULL-TIME: Aston Villa 2-1 Chelsea. Wow! The Londoners thought they at least had a point secured on the road, but Marco Asensio - aided by Marcus Rashford - delivered a second-half double-blow to take the win. Read our full match report here.
19:23 GMT - GOAL! Villa are ahead! It's Asensio and Rashford combining again as the Spaniard bags his brace. A howler by the goalkeeper, to be fair. 2-1.
18:52 GMT - GOAL! Villa have an equaliser! 1-1. Marco Asensio, set up by Marcus Rashford.
That's Rashford's first assist in the Premier League since setting up Alejandro Garnacho for Manchester United against Brentford in October 2024.
18:38 GMT - We are back underway at Villa Park!
18:23 GMT - There's half-time between Aston Villa and Chelsea, with the latter leading 1-0 after Fernandez's opener.
17:40 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea lead away at Villa after a close-range finish from Enzo Fernandez.
The midfielder has now scored in 14 different matches in European football across his spells with Benfica and Chelsea (15 goals), in all previous 13 matches than Fernandez has found the back of the net, his side have went on to win.
17:32 GMT - We're underway at Villa Park!
17:19 GMT - Time to shift our focus to Aston Villa v Chelsea, which gets underway in around 10 minutes - stick with us for all the key updates.
17:06 GMT - Get a match report from every Premier League fixture so far today ahead of our final match of the afternoon:
Everton 2-2 Manchester United - report.
Arsenal 0-1 West Ham - report.
Bournemouth 0-1 Wolves - report.
Fulham 0-2 Crystal Palace - report.
Southampton 0-4 Brighton - report.
17:00 GMT - FULL-TIME! That's three Premier League wins in a row for Tottenham Hotspur who secure a resounding 4-1 win away at Ipswich.
16:58 GMT - FULL-TIME! Arsenal's Premier League title hopes take a huge dent after a 1-0 defeat at home to West Ham, ending their unbeaten record at the Emirates in the process. Jarrod Bowen's opener was followed by a Myles Lewis-Skelly red card in what turned out to be a poor result for the Gunners.
16:57 GMT - FULL-TIME! Crystal Palace defeat London rivals Fulham 2-0 at Craven Cottage after goals from Jean-Philippe Mateta and Daniel Munoz.
16:56 GMT - FULL-TIME! That's a valuable three points for Wolves who defeat the 10 men of Bournemouth thanks to Matheus Cunha's goal - the only strike of the match on the south coast.
16:52 GMT - FULL-TIME! Brighton seal a dominant 4-0 win away at bottom-of-the-league Southampton, who look to be slipping towards an immediate return to the Championship.
16:45 GMT - GOAL! Game over between Spurs and Ipswich after Dejan Kulusevski makes it 4-1 to the visitors!
16:40 GMT - GOAL! It's gone from bad to worse for Southampton who now trail 4-0 against Brighton following a strike from youngster Jack Hinshelwood.
16:38 GMT - GOAL! Spurs should be clear now against Ipswich with Djed Spence restoring their two-goal advantage - it's 3-1 to the visitors.
16:31 GMT - RED CARD! Arsenal are down to 10 against West Ham after Myles Lewis-Skelly brings down Mohammed Kudus with the winger through on goal.
16:30 GMT - GOAL! Brighton have a third against Southampton through Kaoru Mitoma - the Saints are slumping to another poor defeat.
16:30 GMT - The line-ups are in for the final Premier League match of the day this evening with Chelsea travelling to Aston Villa - follow that one live here.
16:27 GMT - GOAL! Now Palace have their two-goal cushion after defender Daniel Munoz fires in a lovely effort against Fulham.
16:16 GMT - NO GOAL. Mateta's strike is ruled out for offside - still 1-0 to Palace.
16:14 GMT - GOALS! Jean-Philippe Mateta puts Palace 2-0 up against Fulham while Georginio Rutter has Brighton leading by the same scoreline against Southampton!
16:08 GMT - Back underway in every afternoon fixture in the Premier League!
15:51 GMT - There's half-time around the grounds - plenty of goals and a couple of shocks on the cards so far!
Arsenal 0-1 West Ham
Bournemouth 0-1 Wolves
Fulham 0-1 Crystal Palace
Ipswich 1-2 Spurs
Southampton 0-1 Brighton
15:44 GMT - GOAL! West Ham lead against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium! Jarrod Bowen converts from close range to open the scoring.
15:39 GMT - GOAL! Crystal Palace make the breakthrough away at Fulham through a set-piece routine finished off by Maxence Lacroix.
15:38 GMT - GOAL! Omari Hutchinson is on target to get Ipswich back into the game against Spurs - they now trail 2-1.
15:37 GMT - GOAL! Bournemouth have just been reduced to 10 men and now trail Wolves after an instinctive finish from talisman Matheus Cunha. Ilya Zabarnyi the man dismissed for the Cherries.
15:27 GMT - GOAL! It's two for Spurs and two for Johnson! The Londoners are enjoying a long-overdue good performance against Ipswich.
15:25 GMT - GOAL! Brighton lead away at Southampton thanks to Brazilian forward Joao Pedro who dinks a lovely finish into the corner.
15:20 GMT - GOAL! We finally have our first of the afternoon as Spurs lead against Ipswich through what looks like a Brennan Johnson goal - although a defender potentially got the final touch.
15:02 GMT - We're underway across the Premier League fixtures.
14:50 GMT - Time for five more Premier League fixtures now! Those get underway in 10 minutes - stick with us for all the major updates.
14:32 GMT - FULL-TIME! It ends 2-2 between Everton and Manchester United despite late VAR drama after the Toffees had a penalty denied in the dying moments of the match. Read our full match report here.
14:30 GMT - NO PENALTY. The referee changes his decision after an on-field review - despite two slight pulls on Ashley Young's shirt.
14:28 GMT - PENALTY EVERTON! There's a late foul in the area and referee Andy Madley is going to review the incident on the pitchside monitor - in the 93rd minute.
14:15 GMT - GOAL! Comeback complete for United who make it 2-2 thanks to Manuel Ugarte - the Uruguayan volleys home an excellent finish!
14:05 GMT - GOAL! United get one back through their main man Bruno Fernandes - around 20 minutes remain for the Red Devils to find an equaliser.
13:50 GMT - The line-ups are in for five Premier League fixtures at 15:00.
Arsenal v West Ham - follow live.
Bournemouth v Wolves - follow live.
Fulham v Crystal Palace - follow live.
Ipswich v Spurs - follow live.
Southampton v Brighton - follow live.
13:40 GMT - We're back underway at Goodison Park.
13:25 GMT - Things aren't going well for United, who are 15th as it stands - a West Ham win (over Arsenal) is enough for them to go as low as 16th later today.
13:22 GMT - There's half-time between Everton and United, with the hosts comfortably 2-0 ahead following strikes from Beto and Doucoure.
13:04 GMT - GOAL! It's two for Everton as Abdoulaye Doucoure doubles their lead against Manchester United!
12:50 GMT - GOAL! Everton take the lead against United through the man-in-form Beto, who eventually fires home after a bit of head tennis in the penalty area.
12:46 GMT - Little to report so far from our early kick-off after the first 15 minutes or so - Everton with the only attempt on goal thus far.
12:32 GMT - We're underway at Goodison Park!
12:22 GMT - Manchester United's clash with Everton gets underway in around 10 minutes - stick with us for all the latest updates!
12:00 GMT - James Tarkowski is making his 102nd consecutive appearance in the Premier League for Everton, equalling Joleon Lescott's record for the longest consecutive run of games for the Toffees by an outfielder.
11:50 GMT - Alejandro Garnacho is back on the bench for Manchester United this afternoon despite starting their previous match against Spurs. The winger has either started or came on at half-time in United's last six fixtures.
11:28 GMT - Team news is in for Everton's clash with Manchester United - follow the match live here.
11:09 GMT - Manchester United have failed to score in 10 different Premier League games this season, with only Everton (12) doing so more often. It’s the joint-most games in which the Red Devils have failed to score in a single season in the competition, along with 2004-05 and 2015-16.
11:05 GMT - Everton forward Beto has scored four goals in his last three Premier League games, as many as he had in his first 44 appearances in the competition.
He’s averaging a goal every 88 minutes and has a shot conversion rate of 40% under David Moyes, compared to a goal every 290 minutes and a 7.4% conversion rate under Sean Dyche.
Can the forward produce again this afternoon?
11:00 GMT - Here's how the Premier League table looks ahead of today's action:
09:17 GMT - Good morning and welcome to our Football Tracker! We've got a staggering seven Premier League fixtures to cover today, starting off with Everton v Manchester United at 12:30.
Following that are five matches at 15:00 as Arsenal host West Ham, Bournemouth welcome Wolves, Fulham take on Crystal Palace, Spurs travel to Ipswich and Brighton visit Southampton.
Aston Villa v Chelsea rounds of the day's action at 17:30.
