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FULL TIME: CHELSEA CLIMB UP TO SECOND

Stamford Bridge will sing a different tune tonight as Chelsea smash three second-half goals en route to climbing up to second behind London rivals Arsenal.

Goals from Malo Gusto, João Pedro, and Pedro Neto seal all the points on the night.

Four minutes of added time away from Chelsea securing all the points whilst climbing up to second in the Premier League.

AND THEY WON'T, SURELY!

Chelsea bag a third after Garnacho races into space before sliding a ball across the face of the goal for Pedro Neto to finish comfortably against his former club.

That's all three points in the bag for Maresca's Blues!

A double change for Wolves, who have 20 minutes remaining to get back in the thick of it

2-0 TO THE BLUES!

João Pedro sweeps home a well-hit effort from inside the box to double Chelsea's lead on the night, with Estevão involved after his introduction off the bench.

Immediate impact from the young Brazilian.

GOAL!

Chelsea finally find the goal they have been looking for thanks to full-back Malo Gusto, who heads home from close range after getting on the end of Alejandro Garnacho's ball to the back post.

That's his first senior goal for the Blues!

SECOND HALF UNDERWAY

Chelsea contine their push for three points at home as the Blues earn an early corner just after the restart

HALF TIME: LEVEL AT THE BRIDGE

Despite a handful of half-chances by Chelsea, Wolves hang on at the halfway point and edge closer to a critical away point as the Blues fail to find their way onto the scoresheet before the break.

João Pedro is free and clear at the top of the box, but the summer signing can only drag his low drive wide of the post when he should have really been testing the keeper.

Four minutes of added time before the half-time interval.

Corner for Wolves, but Robert Sánchez collects easily to spring Chelsea on the break, though the visitors get back in their shape well to defend.

It comes to nothing, but Wolves are living dangerously as the Blues continue to pile on the pressure with another corner.

That's also cleared out of Wolves' box as Chelsea build for another attack.

CHANCE FOR CHELSEA

Fernandez hits it on the volley, but his effort bounces up off the turf for Johnstone to easily parry up and over the bar. The Blues have a corner, though...

JUST WIDE!

Marc Cucurella unleashes a rasping half-volley that bounces off the playing surface and deflects off Enzo Fernandez, but can only glide wide of Sam Johnstone at the near post.

Chelsea are on the front foot early (as expected), with Alejandro Garnacho coming up on the end of the first clear-cut chance for the Blues less than five minutes into the action.

KICK OFF: Chelsea and Wolves are underway at Stamford Bridge

The Blues look to rebound from their midweek frustration against bottom-sitting Wolves to bookend Saturday's Premier League action

FULL TIME: Sunderland 2-2 Arsenal

An end-to-end second half comes to an end, and Brobbey's injury-time equaliser helps Sunderland to hold league leaders Arsenal.

CHANCE ARSENAL

Arsenal get the ball into the box and Calafiori prods towards Merino and his shot is blocked off the line.

There's a quick VAR check for a foul in the build-up but the goal stands and the Stadium of Light goes wild.

GOAL SUNDERLAND

Brobbey gets a deft touch on a deep Sunderland cross and provides a late leveller for the Black Cats!

Seven minutes of injury time to go...

Declan Rice has an audacious attempt to find the net from the halfway line. His effort eventually bounces wide.

CHANCE SUNDERLAND

The ball bounces off Reinildo Mandava and Brain Brobbey shoots towards goal, but David Raya reacts quickly and saves.

Just 10 minutes remaining. Will there be any more late drama?

That was a fine strike from Trossard. Roefs had no chance.

GOAL ARSENAL!

The Gunners have completed the turnaround and Leandro Trossard finds the top corner with a wonderful finish from the edge of the area.

OFF THE BAR

Zubimendi reacts to Roefs initial save and thumps a powerful strike off the crossbar. Arsenal really pushing for a second here.

Saka has hit decent form recently..

Arsenal get forward again and carve through Sunderland's back line but Zubimendi can't apply the finishing touch and pokes wide.

GOAL ARSENAL!!

Arsenal have been a lot brighter in the second half and Saka gets the leveller, breaking into the Sunderland area and slamming past Roefs at the near post.

Chelsea and Wolves have confirmed their starting XIs for the final Premier League game this evening.

Martin Zubemendi runs at the Sunderland defence and works Roefs with a tame shot.

Sunderland continue to look dangerous and Isidor gets into a dangerous position but can't quite get the ball under control and Arsenal clear for a corner.

SECOND HALF

Back to it at the Stadium of Light for a big 45 minutes.

HALF TIME: Sunderland 1-0 Arsenal

Dan Ballard's thumping finish gives Sunderland the lead as Arsenal's run of clean sheets comes to an end.

Perhaps the most unlikely scorer from that list...

BIG CHANCE ARSENAL

Saka wins a header and nods down for William Saliba. The defender doesn't position himself correctly and he fires well over the bar from point-blank range.

Granit Xhaka gets a booking against his former club for having a wrestle with Eze.

Nine minutes of injury time coming up...

The rock-solid Arsenal defence finally concedes. Can the Gunners respond?

It was a wonderful finish from the Sunderland defender.

GOAL SUNDERLAND!

Arsenal concede for the first time since September and Dan Ballard unleashes an unstoppable finish high past David Raya.

The ball sits up nicely to Bukayo Saka and the winger connect well with a powerful volley. Roefs is well placed to save, though.

Noah Sadiki goes on a promising run and crosses into the box, but can't pick out a teammate in red and white.

CHANCE SUNDERLAND

Wilson Isidor weaves his way into the box and drags his shot across the face of goal.

CHANCE ARSENAL

Best chance of the game so far as Enzo Le Fee gives the ball away to Eberechi Eze, who drives forward and curls just over the bar.

Arsenal take a short corner and work the ball to Rice, who mis-times his effort and Sunderland clear their lines.

CHANCE ARSENAL

Declan Rice sends a dangerous free-kick over the wall and towards the bottom corner. Robin Roefs reacts and pushes the ball to safety.

Merino is back on his feet and looks ok to continue.

There's a delay as Mikel Merino goes down with a head injury after clashing with Sunderland defender Dan Ballard.

Sunderland try to take the game to Arsenal as Wilson Isidor's pass almost finds Bertrand Traore. Riccardo Calafiori is alert to intercept and the attack breaks down.

Nordi Mukiele launches in a couple of early long throws but Arsenal comfortably deal with any potential danger.

KICK OFF

Sunderland vs Arsenal gets started.

The teams are emerging from the tunnel at an electric Stadium of Light. Just a few minutes to go until we get underway on Wearside.

Stay tuned as we provide coverage of Sunderland vs Arsenal next.

FULL TIME: Everton 2-0 Fulham

Goals from Idrissa Gueye and Michael Keane either side of half time give Everton a deserved victory over Fulham.

FULL TIME: West Ham 3-2 Burnley

West Ham net two goals in the final 15 minutes to secure back-to-back wins for the first time since February. Burnley led through Flemming's early header, but the Clarets couldn't prevent the Hammers' comeback.

GOAL BURNLEY

A very late Burnley goal will surely be just a consolation. Former West Ham man Josh Cullen taps in from close range.

A deft glancing Keane header gives Everton a vital second against Fulham.

GOAL WEST HAM!

Kyle Walker-Peters tucks in his first West Ham goal, reacting to another spilled Dubravka save and firing into the net.

GOAL EVERTON

Michael Keane grabs a late second to give Everton breathing space as the defender applies the finishing touch to Dewsbury-Hall's corner.

Super sub Soucek.

CHANCE EVERTON

Dewsbury-Hall is left unmarked inside the area but somehow shoots over the bar.

GOAL WEST HAM!

Tomas Soucek scores his second goal in two games as the midfielder pounces on Dubravka's spilled save and taps into the net.

CHANCE WEST HAM

Bowen controls just outside the area and flashes an early shot that Martin Dubravka saves comfortably.

West Ham break forward with plenty of intent and Summerville works half a yard inside the area. His shot ends up in the side-netting and the chance goes begging.

CHANCE BURNLEY

Burnley work the ball out wide and a high cross finds Lesley Ugochukwu, who headers straight at Areola.

CHANCE FULHAM

Substitute Rodrigo Muniz gets on the ball quickly and fizzes a shot straight at Pickford.

The team news is in for Sunderland vs Arsenal, which follows these two games.

CHANCE BURNLEY

The first opening of the second half falls to Flemming, who heads just over the bar.

DISALLOWED GOAL

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall thumps in a second for Everton. For the third time this afternoon, though, the hosts have a goal chalked off for offside.

SECOND HALF

Both games resume after the break.

Wilson torments the Clarets once again...

Everton had the better chances during the first half.

HALF TIME: Everton 1-0 Fulham

Everton had two goals ruled out, but Gueye's late first-half strike hands the Toffees an advantage.

HALF TIME: West Ham 1-1 Burnley

After a cagey opening, the game came to life in the final 10 minutes. Flemming's powerful header put the Clarets ahead before Wilson replied for the Hammers.

GOAL EVERTON

Idrissa Gueye pokes in from close-range after a crazy goal-mouth scramble.

A dramatic finale to the first half at the London Stadium.

DISALLOWED GOAL

Everton's James Tarkowski reacts to Leno's initial save and thumps in. But he was a fraction offside and the score stays level.

GOAL WEST HAM!

Callum Wilson rises to meet Crysencio Summerville's cross and nods in his first West Ham goal at the London Stadium.

A thumping header from the flying Dutchman.

West Ham try to hit back immediately as Jarrod Bowen's shot is deflected wide and Wilson misses with a header.

GOAL DISALLOWED

Everton have a goal chalked off as Barry strayed offside before striking into the net.

GOAL BURNLEY!

Flemming heads in from Lesley Ugochukwu's cross to give the Clarets the lead.

10 minutes to go until the break. Will we see an opener in either game?

CHANCE EVERTON

Iliman Ndiaye flashes a shot just wide from the edge of the area. Not far away at all!

CHANCE FULHAM

After riding the early Everton storm, Fulham create their own opportunity as Alex Iwobi's header is saved by Jordan Pickford.

Quilindschy Hartman fires a cross towards the sliding Zian Flemming, who's inches away from connecting and putting the ball into the net. Burnley's best opening so far.

CHANCE EVERTON

James Garner's powerful 30-yard free-kick is tipped behind by a flying Leno.

El Hadji Malick Diouf whips in a great cross towards Callum Wilson. The Hammers striker wasn't on his toes and the chance goes begging.

Free kick to West Ham in a decent position, but Jarrod Bowen can't get it over the wall.

CHANCE EVERTON

Barry meets an Everton cross with a powerful header that skims the crossbar. Positive start for the hosts.

The Irons' captain makes a milestone appearance this afternoon.

CHANCE EVERTON

The Toffees have taken the game straight to Fulham and Thierno Barry gets Bernd Leno working with a close-range shot.

KICK OFF

We're underway in London and on Merseyside.

The teams are heading out at the London Stadium and Hill Dickinson Stadium and the kick-offs are just moments away.

Just 15 minutes to go until our next two Premier League games get started.

Everton host Fulham and there's a big clash near the bottom of the table as West Ham take on Burnley.

How will these games unfold across the afternoon?

What a rollercoaster!

FT: Tottenham 2-2 Man United

A breathtaking end to what was otherwise a quiet game! United had the lead but Tottenham clawed their way back to lead in stoppage time.

But United refused to be beaten and De Ligt's last gasp header means the points are shared.

What an ending!

GOAL! OH MY DAYS!

Manchester United equalise!!! Matthijs de Ligt heads home from a Bruno Fernandes corner. So much drama!

Tottenham 2-2 Man United

In added time!

GOAAAL! RICHARLISON SCORES!

Into stoppage time and Richarlison finds the net. His shirt is off in celebration!

Tottenham 2-1 Man United

United down to 10 men...

Šeško cannot continue and he limps straight down the tunnel. Amorim has already used all his substitutes.

Tottenham 1-1 Man United

HUGE TACKLE!

Benjamin Šeško is clean through and looks certain to make it 2-1 to the visitors. Micky van de Ven makes a perfectly-timed and crucial tackle to snatch it off the striker.

Šeško now down and in need of treatment for what looks like a hamstring problem.

Cristian Romero also forced off with a problem and is replaced by Kevin Danso.

Tottenham 1-1 Man United

GOAAAL! SPURS EQUALISE!

A huge moment as substitute Mathys Tel makes an instant impact. He gets away from Matthijs de Ligt with a turn in the box and finishes into the top corner!

Tottenham 1-1 Man United

Still no breakthrough for Spurs...

Into the final 10 minutes at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and the hosts are struggling to break down their opponents.

United have so far handled everything Thomas Frank's side have thrown at them and remain in front.

Tottenham 0-1 Man United

OFFSIDE!

Tottenham thought they'd scored the equaliser through Brennan Johnson but he went too early and was correctly ruled offside.

Tottenham 0-1 Man United

Man United make a change...

⏪ Noussair Mazraoui

⏩ Benjamin Šeško

Tottenham 0-1 Man United

ANOTHER SAVE!

Lammens is at it again! This time he keeps out an effort from João Palhinha, who had a go on the volley.

Tottenham are piling on the pressure in search of an equaliser!

Tottenham 0-1 Man United

SAVE!

A crucial stop from Senne Lammens to keep out an effort from Cristian Romero.

Tottenham 0-1 Man United

Spurs make a change...

Thomas Frank switched things up before the second half kicked off. Odobert on for Kolo Muani.

Tottenham 0-1 Man United

KICK OFF!

Back underway for the second half in North London.

HT: Tottenham 0-1 Manchester United

Ruben Amorim's side have the advantage after the break after Bryan Mbeumo's goal.

A relatively quiet and uneventful first 45 minutes otherwise. Big second half ahead for both sides!

Quite the week for Bryan Mbeumo!

GOAAAL! UNITED LEAD!

It's Bryan Mbeumo who finally opens the scoring. United win the ball back high, retain possession and then Amad's cross is headed in by October's Player of the Month.

Tottenham 0-1 Man United

United finding their feet...

After a slow start from the visitors they've shown a lot more impetus in the last few minutes.

The deadlock is yet to be broken, though.

Tottenham 0-0 Man United

WIDE!

Matheus Cunha gets a shot away for United but his effort is deflected wide.

Tottenham 0-0 Man United

BIG CHANCE!

Brennan Johnson sends a delightful cross into the box but Richarlison's header is well wide. Huge opportunity!

Tottenham 0-0 Man United

CHANCE!

Bryan Mbeumo opts to pass from a fantastic position instead of shoot and it's dealt with by the Spurs defence.

The offside flag was raised but it looked tight!

Tottenham 0-0 Man United

KICK OFF!

After an impeccably observed minutes silence for Remembrance Sunday, we're underway in North London.

The teams are out!

Kick-off is moments away...

Warm ups complete! Kick-off is less than 10 minutes away in North London...

Europa League trophy on display...

A reminder of the Tottenham vs Manchester United team news:

Tottenham XI: Vicario; Porro, Romero, Van de Ven, Spence; Palhinha, Sarr; Johnson, Xavi Simons, Kolo Muani; Richarlison.

Man Utd XI: Lammens; De Ligt, Maguire, Shaw; Mazraoui, Casemiro, Fernandes, Dorgu; Amad, Mbeumo; Cunha

Welcome!

Hello and thank you for joining us for today's Premier League match coverage.

There are plenty of intriguing clashes today, starting with Manchester United's visit to Tottenham in the 12:30 kick-off!

Then, later today, league leaders face Sunderland away from home before Chelsea host strugglers Wolves at Stamford Bridge.

Stay tuned!