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20:15 BST - That's it from us today. Thanks for joining us for another exciting day of football action!
19:42 BST - Enzo Maresca refused to plead for the backing of Chelsea's frustrated fans after his spluttering team were booed off during their 2-2 draw earlier today.
Blues boss Maresca and his players were jeered at half-time with Chelsea trailing 2-0 against third-bottom Ipswich.
"We are stronger with our fans, we are a better team. It's up to them to decide the way. When we were 0-1, 0-2, it's normal for them to be the way they were," he said.
19:19 BST - Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou defended his side's performance despite falling to a 17th Premier League defeat of the season today.
"Funny game because for the most part it was decent, considering the changes we made," said Postecoglou.
"I thought we controlled large parts and were a bit of a threat going forward, but then we've conceded some poor goals.
"We made some individual errors, which is unusual for us, but they all happened in one game. It's not like they are doing it on purpose."
18:57 BST - Ruben Amorim lamented the number of errors his Manchester United side made at St James' Park.
"Many mistakes, they were stronger in the second balls and are a better team," Amorim told Sky Sports. "We did a lot of mistakes which makes it harder to win a game.
"It's a bit of everything – it's hard to point at one thing that goes wrong. It's really hard to win at top teams when you make mistakes to help them to score.
"We can do so much better. Let's focus on Thursday, all of the mistakes we made today we cannot do on Thursday."
18:36 BST - That big win this evening means Newcastle are very much in the driving seat when it comes to the race to reach the Champions League.
18:23 BST - FULL-TIME! Newcastle demolish an error-strewn Manchester United to earn their fourth straight Premier League win and move up into the top four.
18:04 BST - GOAL! Dreamland for Newcastle but disaster for United and Altay Bayindir as Joelinton capitalises on the goalkeeper's loose pass, leaving Brazil compatriot Bruno Guimaraes to make it 4-1.
17:51 BST - GOAL! Barnes scores again! United lose possession, the forward picks up the ball and drives into the box between the defenders before slotting home! Newcastle are 3-1 up and it's looking tough for the visitors.
17:36 BST - GOAL! Newcastle retake the lead! Harvey Barnes taps in Jacob Murphy's comeback. The hosts are up 2-1.
17:33 BST - Back underway at St James' Park.
17:19 BST - HALF-TIME! Newcastle have looked the better side, but it's all square at the break.
17:07 BST - GOAL! United grab an equaliser out of nowhere via Alejandro Garnacho, who slots in a shot off the far post. Game on, it's 1-1.
16:54 BST - GOAL! Sandro Tonali scores with a brilliant finish to round off a silky move, handing Newcastle the lead!
16:50 BST - Six of the last seven goalkeepers to make their first Premier League start for Manchester United have kept a clean sheet (Lindegaard, Amos, Valdes, Romero, Pereira, Onana), with Dean Henderson in December 2020 (v West Ham) the exception.
16:30 BST - Manchester United get the ball rolling at St James' Park – follow the match here.
16:23 BST - Following their 2-0 win at Old Trafford in December, Newcastle are looking to complete their first league double over Manchester United since the 1930/31 campaign.
16:18 BST - As revealed earlier in the day, there's no involvement at all for goalkeeper Andre Onana, who is dropped in favour of Altay Bayindir today. Harry Amass, 18, makes his first Premier League start at left wing-back.
16:15 BST - Time for a quick spruce-up as our focus turns to St James' Park, where Newcastle prepare to take on Manchester United.
16:08 BST - Check out the reports of this afternoon's Premier League action:
Sancho completes turnaround as Chelsea fight back to earn Ipswich draw
Van Dijk saves Reds' blushes as Liverpool sneak past West Ham in title charge
Wolves stroll in easy win as Spurs whimper to another Premier League defeat
15:58 BST - FULL-TIME! Ipswich hold on to earn a point at Chelsea, damaging the Blues' pursuit of a Champions League place.
15:56 BST - FULL-TIME! Virgil van Dijk's header gives Liverpool a late win over West Ham, stretching their league lead to 13 points!
15:55 BST - FULL-TIME! Wolves claim a well-deserved win against haphazard Tottenham, who were very much the route of their own downfall today.
15:47 BST - GOAL! Virgil van Dijk restores Liverpool's lead almost instantly with a well-placed header from a corner! Liverpool lead 2-1 and are currently heading 13 points clear at the top.
15:44 BST - GOAL! Spurs shoot themselves in the foot again as Wolves make it 4-2! Lucas Bergvall loses possession in midfield and Matheus Cunha makes him pay.
15:44 BST - GOAL! West Ham grab an equaliser at Liverpool! It's a horror show as a mix-up between Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson ends up with the ball cannoning off the latter into the net! An own goal and it's 1-1 at Anfield.
15:43 BST - GOAL! Tottenham aren't done yet as Richarlison bundles in after a scrap under the Wolves crossbar. They trail 3-2 with five minutes plus added time remaining.
15:38 BST - GOAL! Equaliser for Chelsea! Jadon Sancho makes it 2-2 against Ipswich with an absolute screamer into the far corner.
15:22 BST - GOAL! Jorgen Strand Larsen restores Wolves' two-goal lead over Spurs as he taps in at the far post. It's 3-1 to the hosts.
15:20 BST - Team news has dropped for Newcastle's fixture against Manchester United, which kicks off later this afternoon at 16:30 BST.
15:17 BST - GOAL! Now Tottenham have pulled one back in their clash at Wolves as Mathys Tel bundles in at that back post. Game on at Molineux as Wolves still lead 2-1.
15:06 BST - GOAL! Chelsea have a goal back straight after the restart courtesy of Marc Cucurella, who crashes in at the near post. It might have gone in off the defender, but Chelsea won't care. They trail Ipswich 2-1.
15:03 BST - We're slowly getting back underway for the second halves.
14:50 BST - HALF-TIME! Well, a very interesting first 45 minutes across the Premier League so far...
14:40 BST - GOAL! It's 2-0 to Wolves following a comedy of errors from Tottenham. Guglielmo Vicario parries a save directly into Djed Spence, who can only watch as the ball trickles into his own net.
14:31 BST - GOAL! Two for Ipswich! Ben Johnson's header loops into the Chelsea net and after a VAR check for an offside, it's given! The visitors hold a valuable 2-0 lead.
14:28 BST - Mohamed Salah has been involved in 45 Premier League goals this season (27 goals, 18 assists), a record for a player in a 38-game season.
14:20 BST - GOAL! Ipswich lead Chelsea at Stamford Bridge! Julio Enciso prods in an effort from close range for the relegation-threatened Tractor Boys.
14:19 BST - GOAL! Luis Diaz gets on the end of a lovely outside-the-boot pass from Mohamed Salah to put Liverpool in front against West Ham.
14:02 BST - GOAL! What a start for Wolves at Molineux as Rayan Ait-Nouri volleys to give them the lead over Tottenham! Just 75 seconds into the game...
14:00 BST - We're underway around the grounds in the Premier League this afternoon - track all the action here.
13:20 BST - Liverpool's fixture against West Ham will be their first since announcing Mohamed Salah will stay at the club after signing a new two-year contract on Friday.
The Egyptian's future had been under constant scrutiny, yet he has still managed to put in performance after performance this season to put Liverpool in strong title contention.
They're 10 points clear at the top and they'll be looking to extend their advantage and get back in the win column today after last week's defeat at Fulham.
12:55 BST - Let's get this Sunday going with some team news for the three earlier fixtures of the day:
12:50 BST - No sides have seen more goals in their Premier League games this season than both Tottenham Hotspur (103 – 58 for, 45 against) and Wolves (102 – 43 for, 59 against).
Indeed, only table-topping Liverpool (72) have scored more goals than Spurs (58) in the division this term, while only the current bottom three sides have conceded more than Wolves (59).
12:38 BST - Ipswich are looking to complete just their second league double over Chelsea, previously doing so in the 1978/79 top-flight campaign.
12:25 BST - Liverpool have lost just one of their last 57 home games against West Ham in all competitions (W42 D14), winning each of their last nine in a row.
12:00 BST - Welcome back to Flashscore's Football Tracker! Another exciting day in the Premier League awaits – here's what's in store.
Three games kick off at 14:00 BST today with league leaders Liverpool hosting West Ham, Chelsea playing Ipswich and Wolves facing Tottenham.
The later game sees Newcastle square off with Manchester United at 16:30 BST – the hosts knowing a win can take them from seventh place up to fourth.
We'll have all the updates and key points right here as they happen.
Saturday, April 12th
21:00 BST - We're winding down the Tracker for tonight but do join us again tomorrow for more Premier League action. We'll be right here!
20:35 BST - With nine points required, Liverpool could potentially end up pipping Arsenal to the Premier League at the Gunners' north London rivals Tottenham in a few weeks' time.
The Reds could also be enjoying a guard of honour from old pals Chelsea in the following fixture.
20:14 BST - Mikel Arteta was not offering any excuses for his side's inability to put today's game away.
"I'm disappointed with the result," Arteta told Sky Sports.
"We were 1-0 up and in full control of the game. We conceded a very poor goal - a goal that against them you know is going to happen.
"We allow a big transition that leads to a corner that you have to defend in the first, second and third phase and what we did there against a team like Brentford is not good enough.
"The attitude, if you see at the end we have to play with 10 men and we had two big opportunities to score, you cannot say it is about energy. We play every three days and are used to it, so there is not an excuse of energy."
20:09 BST - Brentford boss Thomas Frank was pleased with the fight shown by the Bees against an Arsenal side still buzzing from their midweek exploits.
"Of course, it is a very good point against a very good Arsenal team that beat Real Madrid four days ago," Frank told Sky Sports.
"Fighting back to get to 1-1 shows the character in our team.
"I would have loved us to create more but they also defended very well."
20:00 BST - Brentford goalscorer Yoane Wissa scored his 15th Premier League goal this season, making Brentford the first side to have two players score 15 times this term (alongside Bryan Mbeumo with 16).
"It is really hard to perform against these teams," Wissa told Sky Sports after the match.
"I think they are in very, very good shape. We struggled in the first half and I have to say it was a boring game from us.
"We conceded on the counter, which I think we could have avoided and then we tried to come back.
"We know we are good on set pieces and the goal I scored was the kind of goal I score in training, so I was very happy to score that."
19:44 BST - That draw means Arsenal have won just two of their past seven Premier League games, taking 10 points from a possible 21.
Liverpool now need nine points from their remaining seven matches to secure this season's Premier League title.
Eggs all in the Champions League basket now for Mikel Arteta.
19:26 BST - FULL-TIME! It finishes all square at 1-1 between Brentford and Arsenal, leaving Liverpool with one hand on the Premier League trophy.
19:03 BST - GOAL! Brentford are level at the Emirates after some sustained pressure eventually sees the ball bounce to Yoane Wissa, who fires home from a couple of yards out. It's 1-1.
18:48 BST - GOAL! Deadlock broken by Arsenal as Thomas Partey fires in to make it 1-0.
18:34 BST - No changes from either side; second half underway at the Emirates.
18:17 BST - HALF-TIME! It's not exactly been a humdinger, but that's to be expected with plenty of changes made by Arsenal. It's 0-0 at the break.
17:57 BST - NO GOAL! The semi-automated offside technology has a look and reveals Tierney strayed just off. Back to 0-0.
17:56 BST - GOAL! Arsenal have been probing and they're rewarded with the lead as Kieran Tierney heads in.
17:30 BST - Here we go! Underway in north London with Arsenal looking to trim the gap to leaders Liverpool.
17:15 BST - Our attention now switches to the Emirates where Arsenal host Brentford in the final Premier League game of the day.
The Gunners are on a huge high after their stunning Champions League outing in midweek, but they'll need to be careful of a Brentford side capable of spoiling the party.
17:07 BST - Check out the match reports from this afternoon's three Premier League fixtures:
Brighton's European hopes take a hit with draw to struggling Leicester
Doucoure scores late as Everton dent Forest's Champions League hopes
Southampton's miserable season continues as Aston Villa stroll to victory
17:00 BST - FULL-TIME! Honours even at Brighton as relegation-threatened Leicester fight back twice to earn a 2-2 draw.
16:58 BST - FULL-TIME! Plain sailing for Aston Villa at already-relegated Southampton, scoring three times in the second half en route to a 3-0 victory which moves them up to fifth.
16:57 BST - FULL-TIME! Incredible scenes at the City Ground as Everton snatch a 1-0 win in second-half stoppage time, potentially denting Nottingham Forest's bid to reach the Champions League.
16:53 BST - GOAL! Marco Asensio steps up again and incredibly sees his effort saved again by Aaron Ramsdale, but John McGinn is on hand to tap in the rebound. It's 3-0 now.
16:52 BST - GOAL! Scenes as Everton appear to have snatched all three points from Nottingham Forest! Abdoulaye Doucoure finishes off a counter attack in the third minute of stoppage time to send the away end into raptures.
16:52 BST - ASTON VILLA PENALTY! Another spot-kick for Villa this afternoon after John McGinn is tripped by Jack Stephens. Can they convert this time around?
16:38 BST - GOAL! Another for Aston Villa at Southampton. Donyell Malen lashes in low and clinically to make it 2-0 to the visitors.
16:35 BST - GOAL! Leicester have scored again! The Foxes equalise for a second time at Brighton with a crashing header at the back post.
16:31 BST - GOAL! Aston Villa do have the lead at Southampton now and it's a bit of brilliance from Ollie Watkins, who stretches to loop the ball in via the underside of the crossbar.
16:28 BST - PENALTY SAVED! Aaron Ramsdale gets down well to deny Marco Asensio!
16:27 BST - ASTON VILLA PENALTY! Southampton's Jan Bednarek takes down Ollie Watkins to give Villa a golden opportunity from 12 yards.
16:25 BST - Meanwhile, here are the teams for this evening's clash between Arsenal and Brentford at the Emirates.
Five changes for the Gunners as Mikel Arteta opts to rotate his side following their midweek triumph over Real Madrid in the Champions League.
16:17 BST - GOAL! As he did earlier, Joao Pedro makes no mistake and converts to hand Brighton a 2-1 lead.
16:15 BST - BRIGHTON PENALTY! The Seagulls are awarded a second penalty of the afternoon after Leicester's Luke Thomas pulls the shirt of Matt O'Riley.
16:05 BST - Back underway for the second halves in the Premier League.
15:50 BST - HALF-TIME! We've reached the halfway point this afternoon, with Brighton and Leicester all square at 1-1 and Nottingham Forest v Everton and Southampton v Aston Villa both still goalless.
15:38 BST - GOAL! The drought is over! Leicester score their first goal in nine Premier League games with Stephy Mavididi making it 1-1 at Brighton.
It ends a run of 885 minutes without a goal in the Premier League, their longest since going 691 minutes without scoring from December 31st, 2016 to February 27th, 2017.
15:31 BST - GOAL! Joao Pedro steps up and sends the goalkeeper the wrong way to hand Brighton a 1-0 lead.
15:30 BST - BRIGHTON PENALTY! Following a VAR check, the hosts are given a spot-kick after Leicester's Conor Coady blocked the ball with his arm.
15:25 BST - All a bit quiet in the Premier League after the earlier excitement in Manchester. Still 0-0 across all three games so far.
15:00 BST - We are underway in the Premier League this afternoon! Stick with us for all the key updates.
14:56 BST - Leicester – facing Brighton – have lost each of their last eight Premier League games without scoring a single goal. They could become the first team to lose nine consecutive top-flight games without reply in history.
14:55 BST - Nottingham Forest have won 12 of their last 13 Premier League games against teams starting the day in the bottom half of the table (L1), including winning the last nine in a row.
14:50 BST - Aston Villa have won their last four Premier League games against Southampton by an aggregate score of 7-0.
In their league history, only against Stoke (1905-1923), Sunderland (1983-1990) and Hull (1988-2010) have they won five in a row without conceding.
14:45 BST - Time to shift our attention over to the three 15:00 BST games in the Premier League!
14:28 BST - FULL-TIME! They had to do it the hard way, but Manchester City successfully fought back from 2-0 down early in the first half to romp towards an eventual 5-2 victory.
Read the report from City's win here.
14:25 BST - A goal and an assist today in one of Kevin De Bruyne's final games for City at the Etihad. Imperious as ever.
14:09 BST - GOAL! It's five for City and it's a beautiful, controlled volley into the bottom corner from Nico O'Reilly to extend the lead to 5-2 and surely seal the points.
Like McAtee earlier, that's O'Reilly's first Premier League goal too.
13:50 BST - We've got some team news ahead of this afternoon's three 15:00 BST fixtures:
13:46 BST - GOAL! It's a fourth goal for City as James McAtee latches onto Ederson's searching long ball, before rounding the goalkeeper and slotting into an empty net.
That's McAtee's first Premier League goal and a fourth assist of the season for goalkeeper Ederson.
13:37 BST - GOAL! Turnaround complete! City take a 3-2 lead as Mateo Kovacic finds the bottom corner after being teed up by De Bruyne. Just 76 seconds of the second half was all it took.
13:36 BST - Back underway for the second half!
13:19 BST - HALF-TIME! A four-goal frenzy has Manchester City and Crystal Palace locked at 2-2 at the break.
Palace will be wondering what happened after racing into a 2-0 lead, but if the first half is anything to go by, we're in for a good one the rest of the way.
13:07 BST - GOAL! Equaliser for City! Omar Marmoush rifles a shot into the net from close range and all of a sudden, City have made it 2-2!
13:03 BST - GOAL! City have a goal back and it's a wonderful effort from Kevin De Bruyne, who curls a beautiful free-kick around the wall and in off the post to cut the deficit to 2-1. Game on!
12:59 BST - Eze has the ball in the net and thinks he's given Palace a 3-0 lead, but our first look at the semi-automated offside technology confirms he strayed just off, quickly ruling it out.
City are all at sea and are at risk of letting this game get away from them already.
12:52 BST - GOAL! Two for Palace! This is some start for the Eagles as Chris Richards heads in a corner to make it 2-0 with just over 20 minutes gone.
Questions will be asked of City's defending there, though...
12:38 BST - GOAL! What a start for Crystal Palace as Eberechi Eze taps in following a great ball across from Isamaila Sarr, giving the visitors an early lead!
12:31 BST - Kick-off! Underway at the Etihad ahead of another busy day in the Premier League – follow the match here.
12:10 BST - Only league leaders Liverpool (23) have earned more points over their last 10 Premier League games than Crystal Palace (22 – W7 D1 L2).
The Eagles have won four of their last five league matches (D1) and six of their last eight away from home (D2).
11:54 BST - Manchester City have lost just one of their last 12 Premier League games against Crystal Palace (W7 D4), going down 2-0 at home in October 2021.
11:40 BST - A bit of housekeeping, but today will see the introduction of semi-automated offside (SAOT) in the Premier League.
Its use will make judging close offside calls easier for match officials by automating key parts of the process, with the Premier League saying it "enhances the speed, efficiency and consistency of decision-making".
11:18 BST - Getting straight into things this morning, the teams have dropped for the lunchtime fixture between Manchester City and Crystal Palace.
No Phil Foden in the squad for the hosts, so James McAtee comes in for his first Premier League start, while Chris Richards is in for Palace in place of the suspended Marc Guehi.
11:00 BST - Good morning! Welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker, where we'll bring coverage of all of this weekend's action in the Premier League.
We'll be treated to five fixtures on this sunny Saturday, starting from the Etihad Stadium at 12:30 BST where Manchester City take on an in-form Crystal Palace side.
Three 15:00 BST matches follow, including Nottingham Forest v Everton and already-relegated Southampton hosting Aston Villa, before the 17:30 BST match-up between Arsenal and Brentford.
Follow all the Premier League action with Flashscore.
