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19:24 GMT - With that, we're wrapping up for another weekend. Thanks for joining us!
19:21 GMT - Tottenham boss Thomas Frank to Sky Sports: "I am extremely proud of the players.
"I am so happy that they, we got something out of it and a well-deserved point.
"It's even more impressive with the injury situation we have. We are down the the bare bones and that character and never-say-die attitude from the players and the fans - the fans in the second half it means so much, they helped us so much to come back in this game.
"It was a very good example of what we can do together. I am happy that we finally got something out of a big second half.
"We finally got something, and we are on the right track, I would say."
19:19 GMT - Man Utd interim head coach Michael Carrick to Sky Sports after beating Fulham earlier today:
"It's a special place this, and it does special things. And credit to the boys. We knew today was going to be a really tough game.
"Getting questions all week about breaking down a low block and beating teams that you should beat, and that was never the case today.
"Fulham are a really good team, and we knew that we were going to have a lot of questions to answer.
"Credit to the boys for the late goal last week that we conceded to, then go again and win, and especially today, which was even tougher to take, probably to then find a winner for Benji.
"I'm just so delighted for Sesko, and he totally deserves it.
"It's a huge moment for all of us, but for him especially, he deserves it. He's been fantastic since I came here. So he will remember that feeling for quite some time."
19:16 GMT - Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola to Sky Sports: "It was a good game. After the goal they conceded, we struggled. We came back again. In general, it was a really good performance. Unfortunately, we could not win."
"The gameplan is try to play with the ball and try to score goals and not concede.
"They put more in the back, they found a goal, and after that, the momentum happened. some transitions the control they had we didn't have. It was not a big issue.
"We are playing at a high level. We didn't have the consistency to win the games when others were able to do it, 14 games it a lot of games. Six points. Next one."
18:50 GMT - Spurs goalscorer Dominic Solanke to Sky Sports: "It was a game of two halves. The first was difficult, couldn't get near them at times, but we've seen it a few times this season where the second half is a different story.
"In the second half we were great. We grew in confidence and belief and could even have gone on to win it.
"We know we need to start games quicker because the first half wasn't good enough, but the reaction was great.
"We know we're not good enough in the league at the moment, that's four games unbeaten, we're trying to build on it."
18:49 GMT - That was the first time since December 2007 that Manchester City have failed to have a shot on target in three consecutive second halves in the Premier League.
18:38 GMT - A good weekend for Arsenal then, who go six clear at the top of the Premier League after City and Villa both drop important points.
18:37 GMT - We'll have more reaction from today's games coming right up.
18:29 GMT - FULL-TIME! Solanke's scorpion kick seals an unlikely 2-2 draw for Spurs against Manchester City.
Boos turn to cheers as the final whistle blows.
Read our report: Solanke scorpion kick seals unlikely point for Tottenham against Man City
18:21 GMT - Nine minutes are being added on at Tottenham.
18:14 GMT - We're approaching the last five minutes of normal time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
18:10 GMT - Pep Guardiola's Manchester City have conceded 30 Premier League goals against Tottenham Hotspur, six more than any of his sides have conceded in the league throughout his managerial career (Liverpool - 24).
18:04 GMT - Spurs fans have scheduled a walkout protest at 75 minutes, but they might put that on the back burner now. Suddenly, they look more likely to win this one.
18:00 GMT - GOAL! What a goal from Dominic Solanke!
Out of nowhere, Conor Callagher pinches possession and whips in a ball that Solanke scorpion flicks in to make it 2-2.
17:46 GMT - It's in fact gone down as a Marc Guehi own goal.
Guehi has scored five own goals in the Premier League since 2022/23 - the most of any player in the competition during that time.
17:43 GMT - GOAL! It's messy, but they won't care. Tottenham are back in the game against Man City after Dominic Solanke scuffs his way through the City defence to dink the ball into the net.
17:35 GMT - The players are out for the second half, and Tottenham captain Cristian Romero has been replaced by Pape Matar Sarr.
17:19 GMT - HALF-TIME! Tottenham haven't got going, and Manchester City have happily helped themselves to a 2-0 lead.
Boos ring around the ground on the whistle.
17:14 GMT - GOAL! Antoine Semenyo is played clean through in the box and pokes the ball home. It's woeful from Spurs and 2-0 to City just before half-time.
16:57 GMT - No team have conceded first in more Premier League home games this season than Spurs (eight - level with Burnley, Wolves and Nottingham Forest).
16:55 GMT - The only Premier League player with more goal involvements for a Premier League club this season than Rayan Cherki (19) is teammate Erling Haaland (32).
16:50 GMT - It's pretty much all City against Tottenham, the home side look like they're flat as a pancake.
Haaland has gone close to a second, and it already looks like it could get ugly here.
16:42 GMT - GOAL! Manchester City strike first at a remarkably subdued Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Rayan Cherkhi breaks free and unleashes a relatively tame shot that beats Vicario in the Spurs goal. It's 1-0.
16:40 GMT - Fulham boss Marco Silva to Sky Sports: "Top performance from ourselves. Second half, our team was better. The way we played and controlled the ball, they wanted to press us high but we never let them. They scored when we switched off but we kept going and scored a goal that was disallowed. It is what it is. Difficult but we have to accept it.
"The story of the game started with a horrendous terrible decision from John Brooks with the penalty he gave. Horrendous decision from that moment, big, big mistake.
"It was the first time we saw all the Premier League fans and us coaches and players. We have to take all this frustration to win the next one."
16:30 GMT - We are underway in north London as Spurs welcome old pals Manchester City. Big game for both sides.
16:28 GMT - Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko to Sky Sports after scoring the winning goal: "That was unbelievable. Scoring at home and scoring the winner is unbelievable.
"I've been dreaming about that and dreaming that I can do that. We all know as a team how important these results are. We are on a really great run right now and we are just hoping that we can continue to work hard like that to win games.
"I'm really happy that I could help the team out. We can continue our streak now."
16:26 GMT - Brentford goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher to Sky Sports: "It was amazing from the lads and in the secondhalf especially, we dug in and deserved the three points.
"The last two results weren't great, but performance-wise we were good, so I think we were due three points."
16:20 GMT - Nottingham Forest captain Morgan Gibbs-White to Sky Sports: "It felt like we could have taken all three today. We dominated in the first half and we went one man down. It was Neco's natural instinct and he apologised to us all. It's not his fault.
"The gaffer said we have to stick together, run together and work as a team. To stay defensive and then go for the attack. We did that perfectly.
"We have to keep looking forward and that won't change but we have to be mindful."
16:04 GMT - FULL-TIME! Despite throwing the kitchen sink at it, Aston Villa are unable to beat 10-man Brentford, who run out 1-0 winners.
16:02 GMT - FULL-TIME! A dramatic finale sees Manchester United win 3-2 against Fulham.
Read our report: Manchester United move into top four after surviving late Fulham scare
16:01 GMT - We're into 12 minutes of added time at Old Trafford.
15:57 GMT - FULL-TIME! It ends all square between Forest and Palace.
15:53 GMT - GOAL! Oh my goodness, less than two minutes later, United are on the attack, and Benjamin Sesko restores their lead in the dying embers of the match, being played in by Bruno Fernandes.
15:52 GMT - GOAL! They've done it! Kevin snatches a late leveller with a fine finish for Fulham at Old Trafford to make it 2-2 in added time.
15:44 GMT - GOAL! Raul Jimenez dispatches the penalty to make it 2-1 at Old Trafford with a few minutes left on the clock.
15:43 GMT - PENALTY TO FULHAM!
Harry Maguire brings down Raul Jimenez in the penalty area to offer a lifeline for the visitors...
15:33 GMT - The lineups are in for Spurs against Manchester City, with the home side heavily depleted with injuries.
Kick-off is just under an hour away at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
15:16 GMT - GOAL! Matheus Cunha doubles United's lead against Fulham.
Casemiro manages to prod the ball to Cunha after a melee inside the box, and he needs no second invitation to slot the ball into the roof of the net.
15:16 GMT - NO GOAL! VAR rules out Abraham's goal for Villa and it's still 0-1.
15:14 GMT - VAR CHECK! The ball may have gone out of play in the build up to Abraham's goal...
15:12 GMT - GOAL! Aston Villa level against 10-man Brentford, with the returning Tammy Abraham slipping the ball into the net after being first to a rebound in the box.
15:09 GMT - We're back up and running in all three games.
14:59 GMT - Bruno Fernandes has created 65 chances this season, more than any other player in the Premier League.
14:57 GMT - HALF-TIME!
Manchester United 1-0 Brentford
Nottingham Forest 1-1 Crystal Palace
14:49 GMT - GOAL! The 10 men of Brentford lead at Villa! Dango Ouattara cuts inside from the left and rifles a strike into the top corner. Villa are stunned!
14:47 GMT - GOAL! Ismaila Sarr steps up and converts for visiting Palace, making it 1-1 before half-time.
14:45 GMT - RED CARDS! Two sendings off around the grounds!
Brentford's Kevin Schade is given a straight red for an apparent kick-out at Villa's Matty Cash after a coming together.
Elsewhere, Forest's Neco Williams has received the same for saving a Palace shot on the line with his hand! It's all happening and Palace have a penalty.
14:27 GMT - Only Arsenal (17) have scored more Premier League goals from set-pieces this season (excluding penalties) than Manchester United (14).
14:19 GMT - GOAL! And now United score! Casemiro heads in the resulting free-kick to hand the hosts the lead.
14:18 GMT - NO PENALTY! It's overturned as the contact happened outside the box and a free-kick is awarded.
14:16 GMT - PENALTY! United have a spot kick as Mateus Cunha appears to have been fouled by Jorge Cuenca.
Fulham boss Marco Silva is not a happy bunny at all, but VAR will have a look at this.
14:05 GMT - GOAL! It hasn't taken long for Forest to hit the front as Morgan Gibbs-White opens the scoring against Palace.
14:00 GMT - Underway at Old Trafford, Villa Park and the City Ground - follow the latest from the Premier League
13:22 GMT - Tammy Abraham is making his first appearance for Aston Villa since facing Derby County in the Championship play-off final in May 2019.
13:05 GMT - Time to focus on what's in store today with the latest team news for this afternoon's three fixtures:
Nottingham Forest v Crystal Palace
12:20 GMT - What happened on Saturday? Table-topping Arsenal put aside their short wobble as they smacked Leeds 4-0 away from home, opening up a seven-point gap before City and Villa play today.
Liverpool came from a goal down to thrash Newcastle 4-1 at Anfield, while Chelsea rallied from a 2-0 half-time deficit to West Ham, scoring a 92nd-minute winner to seal a dramatic comeback.
Elsewhere, Everton snatched a last-gasp 1-1 draw at Brighton and Bournemouth ran out 2-0 winners at Wolves.
12:00 GMT - Good afternoon! Welcome back to Flashscore's Football Tracker as we continue to plough through this weekend's Premier League games.
Three 14:00 kick-offs await with a resurgent Manchester United hosting Fulham, third-placed Aston Villa against Brentford and Nottingham Forest playing Crystal Palace in a key match in the bottom half.
Following those, it's over to North London where perplexing Tottenham host Manchester City, who like Villa, are chasing down leaders Arsenal. Should be interesting to see how that one plays out later.
Saturday, January 31st
22:53 GMT - That's a wrap for tonight, we'll be back here tomorrow for more Premier League action. Night!
22:36 GMT - Mikel Arteta said Arsenal's 4-0 demolition of Leeds proved the Premier League leaders can cope with the pressure of the title race.
"We're very happy, obviously. A very impressive performance, a very impressive result, especially in the context that we've done it," he told reporters.
"We knew about the difficulty of the game and the opponent that we're facing, with a recent form and the style of play that they have at the moment, the energy that the stadium brings.
"Then the fact that after three results that didn't go our way in the league, we really wanted to show how much we wanted it. And I think we said something on that today."
Read more: 'Showed how much we wanted it': Arteta hails Arsenal's statement rout of Leeds
22:26 GMT - For the first time in the Premier League era, Chelsea came from two down at half-time to win thanks to their captain, as Fernandez netted in stoppage time.
"My biggest learning is there's a spirit, a fight and a resilience in this group that I really, really like," Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior told reporters afterwards.
"We don't have many training sessions, but we spoke about reacting positively to setbacks. All of that was there in the second half, which wasn't there in the first half.
"We've had so many games in a short space of time. I was fearful of a lack of energy and not energy or lack of application, but I felt our decision-making was really poor in the first half. When to keep the ball, when we pressed, we were just too far off it."
Read more: 'We had a reaction': Chelsea boss Rosenior beams after dramatic comeback win
22:19 GMT - Liverpool's Florian Wirtz, speaking to TNT Sports: "I am very happy. As I said before the game, I always love to score, assist, and help the team to win.
"I want to continue like that because it makes you happy and gives you more confidence. When you can help the team win it is always good."
22:04 GMT - We'll have some reaction from today's matches coming right up.
21:58 GMT - FULL-TIME! A solid night's work for Arne Slot's Liverpool as the Reds run out 4-1 winners against Newcastle.
21:54 GMT - GOAL! Ibrahima Konate completes the rout for Liverpool by adding a fourth.
21:47 GMT - With 107 goals and 45 assists in the Premier League at Anfield, Mohamed Salah has the most goal involvements at a specific venue in the competition's history, overtaking Wayne Rooney at Old Trafford and Thierry Henry at Highbury (both 151).
21:33 GMT - With 10 goals and 10 assists against Newcastle, Mohamed Salah has become the first player in Premier League history to record double figures for both goals and assists against an opponent.
21:28 GMT - GOAL! Florian Wirtz is found by Mohamed Salah after a one-two and rifles home Liverpool's third of the night against Newcastle.
21:06 GMT - We're back underway at Anfield.
20:52 GMT - HALF-TIME! Liverpool lead 2-1 after coming from behind against Newcastle.
20:48 GMT - Since his debut for Liverpool in August, only Erling Haaland (31) has been involved in more goals for a Premier League side than Hugo Ekitike (19 - 15 goals, four assists).
20:43 GMT - GOAL! Liverpool take the lead and it's Hugo Ekitike again, who gets on to the end of a Kerkes pass to put the Reds 2-1 up.
20:41 GMT - GOAL! Hugo Ekitike strikes to equalise for Liverpool after a fine assist from Florian Wirtz.
20:37 GMT - GOAL! Anthony Gordon picks up the ball on the edge of the penalty box and produces a moment of magic with a brilliant shot that puts the visitors ahead just before the break.
20:02 GMT - Virgil van Dijk is starting his 350th game for Liverpool in all competitions, becoming the seventh player to do so for the club during the Premier League era after Jamie Carragher (701), Steven Gerrard (647), Sami Hyypia (454), Jordan Henderson (409), Pepe Reina (393) and Mohamed Salah (387).
20:00 GMT - We're underway between Liverpool and Newcastle at Anfield!
19:32 GMT - FULL-TIME! A remarkable comeback is completed for Chelsea, but West Ham will be gutted to come away with nothing there. It ends 3-2.
Read more: Fernandez seals stoppage-time comeback against London rivals West Ham
19:24 GMT - GOAL! Enzo Fernandez pounces on a loose ball inside the box and beats the goalkeeper with a low shot into the middle of the net to complete the turnaround.
19:18 GMT - The lineups are in for Newcastle's trip to Liverpool, which kicks off at 20:00 GMT:
19:01 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea are back on level terms! It's another substitute who scores as Marc Cucurella picks up the scraps with a diving header to make it 2-2.
18:48 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea get one back! Substitute Joao Pedro converts a header to cut the deficit to 2-1 to West Ham.
18:37 GMT - Back underway. A triple substitution for Chelsea as Joao Pedro, Marc Cucurella and Wesley Fofana come on for Alejandro Garnacho, Jorrel Hato and Benoit Badiashile.
18:21 GMT - HALF-TIME! What a scoreline for West Ham at the break as they deservedly lead Chelsea 2-0 at Stamford Bridge!
Problems for Liam Rosenior's side as they're booed off by the home faithful.
18:15 GMT - Since the start of last season, only Antonee Robinson (10), Lucas Digne (8) and Pedro Porro (8) have provided more assists among defenders in the Premier League than Aaron Wan-Bissaka (7).
18:06 GMT - GOAL! It's two for West Ham! The in-form Crysencio Summerville finishes Aaron Wan-Bissaka's cutback expertly to give the Hammers a 2-0 lead at Stamford Bridge.
17:47 GMT - Since the start of 2023/24, only Mohamed Salah (43), Erling Haaland (36) and Ollie Watkins (32) have been involved in more Premier League goals away from home than Jarrod Bowen (29 - 18 goals, 11 assists).
17:37 GMT - GOAL! West Ham have an early lead! Their talisman Jarrod Bowen's teasing cross gets through everyone in the box and sails all the way in.
17:31 GMT - KICK-OFF! Game on at Stamford Bridge - follow Chelsea v West Ham here
17:26 GMT - Enzo Fernandez is making his 50th Premier League start at Stamford Bridge, starting more home league games than any other Blues player since his debut in February 2023.
17:13 GMT - The focus now moves on to Stamford Bridge, which is the battleground for this evening's London derby between Chelsea and West Ham.
17:04 GMT - That escalated rather quickly. Recap all of this afternoon's action with our dedicated match reports:
- Arsenal put four past Leeds to tighten grip at top of Premier League
- Beto rescues dramatic injury-time leveller for Everton against Brighton
- Bournemouth stroll to win with Wolves firmly rooted to bottom of the table
16:57 GMT - FULL-TIME! Game over at Brighton, where Beto's 97th-minute equaliser steals a point for visiting Everton!
16:55 GMT - GOAL! Everton equalise deep into stoppage time at Brighton! Substitute Beto snatches a point for the visitors right at the death!
16:53 GMT - FULL-TIME! It's the perfect response from leaders Arsenal, who net four on their travels to Leeds to quell any nerves.
16:52 GMT - FULL-TIME! All over at Molineux and Bournemouth come away with a dogged 2-0 win against Wolves.
16:47 GMT - GOAL! Bournamouth score a second at Wolves with Alex Scott crashing in what should be an insurance tally in stoppage time.
16:44 GMT - GOAL! Gabriel Jesus scores a fourth for Arsenal, twisting and turning in the box before firing in a devastating finish. It's 4-0 and it's a rout.
16:31 GMT - GOAL! Breakthrough for Brighton against Everton! The Seagulls make their pressure count as Pascal Gross sweeps in.
16:28 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal have three and it's surely game over at Leeds. Viktor Gyokeres gets on the end of a cross and ends his scoring drought in the league.
16:27 GMT - Here's a little look ahead to the 17:30 kick-off between Chelsea and West Ham:
15:51 GMT - HALF-TIME!
15:38 GMT - GOAL! Two for Arsenal and Noni Madueke's corner finds its way in! Karl Darlow can only punch it into his own net and the Gunners lead 2-0.
15:32 GMT - GOAL! Bournemouth score first at Wolves courtesy of a wonderful half-volley from Eli Junior Kroupi.
15:27 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal hit the front at Leeds! Martin Zubimendi flicks a header into the net after a good cross from Noni Madueke.
15:06 GMT - NO GOAL! Wolves' 18-year-old star forward Matheus Mane has the ball in the net against Bournemouth, but the flag is raised for offside.
15:00 GMT - KICK-OFF! We're getting underway around the grounds this afternoon - follow the Premier League action here
14:44 GMT - Bukayo Saka has left Arsenal's warm-up at Leeds early and headed straight down the tunnel with a physio.
It appears he's injured and out of the side and set to be replaced by Noni Madueke.
14:33 GMT - Arsenal's Declan Rice is making his 300th appearance in the Premier League.
13:57 GMT - Time to get stuck into some team news ahead of this afternoon's action:
13:25 GMT - Last Sunday's defeat to Manchester United, coupled with Manchester City and Aston Villa winning meant Arsenal's Premier League lead was trimmed down to four points.
Not too much change at the bottom with Wolves and Burnley, but West Ham have seemingly found form with back-to-back wins to move within five points of safety.
13:00 GMT - Good afternoon! Welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker as we get set for another enticing weekend of Premier League action.
No lunchtime fixture today means we go straight to the three 15:00 kick-offs, which are headlined by Arsenal's visit to Leeds as the Gunners look to bounce back from last Sunday's home defeat to Manchester United.
Bottom side Wolves host Bournemouth and Brighton take on Everton too at the same time.
At 17:30, Chelsea are up against West Ham in a London derby at Stamford Bridge before an evening-concluding game at Anfield as Liverpool clash with Newcastle, kicking off at 20:00.
