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22:22 GMT - That's it from us this evening, thanks for joining us.
22:17 GMT - Here's how the Premier League table looks after the latest round of fixtures:
21:56 GMT - It's full-time and Manchester City take all three points against Brentford.
21:31 GMT - GOAL! Hat-trick for Phil Foden after he races through the Brentford defence and picks up a short Erling Haaland pass. It's 3-1.
21:14 GMT - GOAL! Man City take the lead and it's Phil Foden again, he dinks home an exquisite Kevin De Bruyne cross to make it 2-1.
21:05 GMT - The teams are back out and the second half has kicked off.
20:57 GMT - Here are the stats at half-time:
20:49 GMT - GOAL! Brentford were so close to seeing it out to half-time but Man City's dominance finally pays off.
A poor headed clearance drops to Phil Foden who slots the ball home to level the scores.
20:23 GMT - GOAL! It's been all Manchester City since kick-off but it's Brentford who have the lead.
A long ball finds its way to Neal Maupay via some space-clearing by Ivan Toney. It's 1-0 to the bees.
20:00 GMT - We're underway at Brentford!
19:12 GMT - The line-ups are in for Brentford versus Manchester City and Erling Haaland starts for the visitors.
Follow live audio commentary from 20:00 GMT - or stick with us here.
18:00 GMT - We'll have team news in around an hour for Manchester City's trip to Brentford!
Ahead of the match, take a look at what Erling Haaland had to say about rumours linking him with a move to Real Madrid.
15:40 GMT - Neil Warnock had found himself a new job! The Englishman has taken a role as manager of Aberdeen up in Scotland - read more here.
11:25 GMT - Former Barcelona defender Dani Alves has gone on trial in Spain today for alleged sexual assault.
Read more on the situation here.
09:08 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to the Football Tracker! Just the one match this evening to round off the latest Premier League action, with Manchester City taking on Brentford.
Get a reminder of all the results over the weekend below:
Sunday, February 4th
23:40 GMT - There is one more Premier League to be concerned with following on from this weekend's action, as Manchester City travel to Brentford tomorrow. It's sure to be an entertaining one as the Citizens eye a title race blown open by Arsenal after beating Liverpool.
23:11 GMT - The 2026 World Cup final will be held in New Jersey at the home of the National Football League's New York Giants and New York Jets, FIFA announced, along with the entire schedule for the global showcase.
21:26 GMT - Mikel Arteta hailed "ruthless" Arsenal's crucial 3-1 win against Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday which helped the Gunners boost their title hopes.
"We were ruthless when we had a chance and it feels like a big win," he said.
"At the moment Liverpool are probably the best team in Europe and the levels they have, they are an incredible team.
"We have come so far and now it is about doing it consistently. Liverpool have done it for six to seven years.
"It gives us momentum and the way we have done it we are back on it. I'm really excited."
18:27 GMT - FULL-TIME: Arsenal 3-1 Liverpool.
Read our full match report here.
18:21 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal have their third of the match, via Leandro Trossard, they're 3-1 up against Liverpool at the Emirates. Game over.
17:57 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal have reinstated their lead over Liverpool through Gabriel Martinelli. 2-1!
17:46 GMT - Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott and Andy Robertson are all coming on for Liverpool.
17:36 GMT - Jakub Kiwior has replaced Oleksandr Zinchenko for Arsenal.
17:35 GMT - We are back underway at the Emirates. A big 45 minutes awaits. It remains 1-1.
17:20 GMT - HALF-TIME: Arsenal 1-1 Liverpool.
17:18 GMT - GOAL! Arsenal's Gabriel has turned the ball into his own net! A nightmare for him, 1-1.
17:16 GMT - Liverpool have perked up in the last few minutes or so, but they've had very little joy throughout the first period. An impressive showing by Arsenal, who perhaps should be more than one up.
17:01 GMT - Arsenal defender Ben White has been shown a yellow card for time-wasting.
16:44 GMT - GOAL! Bukayo Saka has given Arsenal the lead over Liverpool! 1-0 at the Emirates.
16:38 GMT - Arsenal are stringing together a good number of passes, a positive start early on, and they look comfortable on the ball.
16:30 GMT - We have kick-off at the Emirates! Liverpool get things underway against Arsenal.
16:12 GMT - Up next, the big one, Arsenal host Premier League leaders Liverpool at the Emirates. Stick with us here for all the key updates.
Scroll down for the team news.
16:01 GMT - FULL-TIME: Chelsea 2-4 Wolves.
Read our full match report here.
16:01 GMT - FULL-TIME: Bournemouth 1-1 Nott'm Forest.
15:57 GMT - FULL-TIME: Manchester United 3-0 West Ham.
Read our full match report here.
15:47 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea have pulled one back via Thiago Silva, it's now 4-2.
15:44 GMT - GOAL! Manchester United are three up against West Ham. It's Alejandro Garnacho at the double, 3-0.
15:43 GMT - GOAL! Wolves have a fourth at Stamford Bridge! It's Matheus Cunha with his third of the match to make it 4-1 from the spot.
15:35 GMT - The team news is in for Arsenal v Liverpool! Check it out below:
Follow Arsenal v Liverpool LIVE here with Flashscore.
15:25 GMT - GOAL! Wolves have scored a third at Stamford Bridge! It's Matheus Cunha again and it's 3-1.
15:14 GMT - Team news for this afternoon's late clash between Arsenal and Premier League leaders Liverpool will be available in 15 minutes. Click the link there to follow it live.
15:08 GMT - GOAL! Manchester United have extended their lead over West Ham through Alejandro Garnacho. 2-0.
15:06 GMT - And we are back underway at Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge. Bournemouth v Forest will also resume momentarily.
15:00 GMT - A little correction on the goal that put Wolves ahead at Stamford Bridge. It was actually Chelsea's Axel Disasi who put the ball into his own net to make it 2-1 for the visitors.
14:52 GMT - HALF-TIME: Each of the 14:00 GMT kick-offs have now gone in at the break. Man Utd lead West Ham 1-0, Chelsea are trailing 2-1 to Wolves and Bournemouth and Forest are level at 1-1.
14:47 GMT - GOAL! Forest have equalised at Bournemouth. Callum Hudson-Odoi with the strike, 1-1.
14:43 GMT - GOAL! Wolves have turned it around at Stamford Bridge! They now lead Chelsea through a Rayan Ait-Nouri header, 2-1.
14:25 GMT - GOAL! Rasmus Hojlund finds the back of the net to give Man Utd a 1-0 advantage over West Ham.
14:22 GMT - GOAL! Wolves have responded almost immediately, equalising through Matheus Cunha. 1-1.
14:20 GMT - GOAL! Chelsea are ahead at Stamford Bridge! It's Cole Palmer with the finish to put his side up against Wolves, 1-0.
14:07 GMT - GOAL! Bournemouth have taken the lead over Forest through Justin KluivertJustin Kluivert, 1-0.
14:00 GMT - We have kick-off around this afternoon's Premier League matches! Stick with us here for all the key moments or follow each match seperately by clicking the links below.
13:02 GMT - The team news is in for this afternoon's Premier League matches! The headline is Harry Maguire coming in for Raphael Varane for Manchester United against West Ham.
Check out all three XIs below:
11:35 GMT - It has been doing the rounds for a bit now, but in case you missed it... France superstar Kylian Mbappe has reportedly agreed to join Spanish giants Real Madrid for the start of next season.
The rumour mill has been turning for a while on this one, but is the move finally happening? Read more here.
10:35 GMT - Newcastle manager Eddie Howe is hopeful Anthony Gordon has not suffered a major injury after being pictured on crutches following Saturday's 4-4 draw with Luton.
"It looked like he (Gordon) twisted his ankle," Howe said. "I wasn't sure on the incident, I didn't see what happened. But he was in a lot of pain at half-time and had to come off."
"We hope it's not bad. He's such an important player for us and we missed him when he went off."
09:20 GMT - Here's what's in store in the Premier League today plus a reminder of what went down in yesterday's games:
All kick-off times 14:00 GMT unless stated
Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest
There is also one game in the Championship to keep an eye on - a good one too with Middlesbrough hosting Sunderland in the Tees-Wear derby at 12:00.
09:00 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to the Football Tracker! We're fresh and ready to go again after yesterday's crazy action.
Saturday, February 4th
23:09 GMT - Join us again tomorrow for more Premier League action! A trio of matches will get underway at 14:00 GMT, before leaders Liverpool take on Arsenal in the capital from 16:30 GMT. Click here for all of our build-up content.
22:53 GMT - Former Liverpool captain, signed by Ajax last month from Saudi club Al Ettifaq, received a rousing welcome earlier today and looked comfortable in midfield for his new team in a draw with unbeaten leaders PSV.
21:05 GMT - A couple of results out of Germany to tell you about...
Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen both claimed victories to keep the Bundesliga title race alive and kicking.
England captain Harry Kane scored for the Bavarians as they came from behind to beat Borussia Monchengladbach 2-1. You can read all about that here.
Bayer, however, ran into no issue against Darmstadt as they secured a 2-0 win - with Nathan Tella scoring a brace. You can also read all about that here.
To whet the appetite, check out the current Bundesliga standings below:
19:35 GMT - As promised, our match report from Villa's emphatic victory over Sheffield Utd is now available. You can read it here.
Check out some key stats from Bramall Lane below:
18:59 GMT - The game has gone very flat with Aston Villa way out in front with around 20 minutes left to play. Be sure to stick around for a full report of the match after the final whistle.
18:38 GMT - Goal! Aston Villa continue to be ruthless and just 90 seconds after the restart, Alex Moreno lashes in from close range to make it 5-0.
18:22 GMT - Half-time at Bramall Lane and - unsurprisingly - Sheffield United are jeered off after a dreadful 45 minutes.
18:15 GMT - It's safe to say the Premier League hasn't been short of entertainment today...
18:01 GMT - Goal! The onslaught from Villa continues and it's a goal by Youri Tielemans this time, rifling an effort off the crossbar and in. It's 4-0 inside 30 minutes and some of the Sheffield United faithful have already had enough.
17:52 GMT - Goal! This is getting ugly for Sheffield United now but it's a goal of real class from Leon Bailey, who cuts in from the right and bends one into the corner. It's 3-0 after just 20 minutes.
17:48 GMT - Goal! Villa quickly add a second to their tally and it's a ruthless finish from their talisman Watkins.
14:43 GMT - Goal! Aston Villa hit the front quickly with John McGinn tapping into an empty net after Ollie Watkins' initial effort was half-cleared.
17:10 GMT - Caught your breath yet? There's still one more Premier League game on offer today with rock-bottom Sheffield United hosting an Aston Villa side that could move into fourth - follow the match live here.
17:03 GMT - Well, where on earth do you begin to describe this one? It see-sawed back and forth with Luton ahead 4-2 at one point, but Newcastle erased that two-goal deficit in six second-half minutes to earn a pulsating 4-4 draw.
16:58 GMT - Brighton have responded well to their thrashing at Luton with a commanding 4-1 win over rivals Crystal Palace, who will want to forget this one pretty quickly.
16:55 GMT - Burnley have shown good courage and fighting spirit to come from 2-0 down to earn a draw against Fulham.
16:51 GMT - Goal! Burnley have pulled level with Fulham to make it 2-2 and it's through the substitute David Datro Fofana again! The Clarets have erased a two-goal deficit to potentially earn a valuable point.
16:47 GMT - Goal! Any talk of a potential Palace fightback has been squashed by Joao Pedro, who extends Brighton's lead back to three goals.
16:37 GMT - Goal! Jean-Phillipe Mateta gets one back for Crystal Palace at Brighton to make it 3-1. It just could be a consolation, but stranger things have happened.
16:34 GMT - Goal! It really is remarkable! Newcastle have pulled level with Luton and it's substitute Harvey Barnes who bends a shot into the net. It's now 4-4 and you cannot call which way this will go.
16:31 GMT - Goal! And for once, it's not come at St James' Park. Burnley halve the deficit to Fulham through Chelsea loanee David Datro Fofana with around 20 minutes left to play.
16:29 GMT - Goal! They keep flying in at Newcastle and the Magpies get one back through Kieran Trippier, who lashes into the corner. It's an absolute barnstormer, but Luton still lead 4-3.
16:24 GMT - Goal! Luton are in dreamland and are 4-2 up at Newcastle! Elijah Adebayo turns in to extend the Hatters' lead and give the hosts some real problems to address now.
16:20 GMT - Goal! Luton have the lead for the first time today via the penalty spot! Chiedozie Ogbene is felled after showing great pace and Carlton Morris does the rest by converting the resulting spot kick.
15:52 GMT - Half-time around the grounds in the Premier League this afternoon. It's been an action-packed 45 minutes!
15:40 GMT - Goal! What a game we have on our hands at St James' Park. Luton equalise again and it's through Ross Barkley this time. They're posing some problems for Newcastle here.
15:35 GMT - Goal! Brighton are turning on the style now and are 3-0 up with Facundo Buonanotte getting in on the act. It's looking bleak for Palace already.
15:34 GMT - Goal! Brighton have doubled their lead over Crystal Palace with 18-year-old Jack Hinshelwood finding the net.
15:25 GMT - Goal! It isn't level for long at St James' Park as Newcastle lead again! Sean Longstaff is having himself an afternoon as he nets his second of the game to restore the hosts' lead.
15:22 GMT - Goal! Fulham have moved two up against Burnley. Rodrigo Muniz is the scorer at Turf Moor and it's looking like a tough task for the Clarets already.
15:21 GMT - Goal! Luton have equalised at Newcastle. Gabriel Osho draws the in-form Hatters level!
15:18 GMT - Goal! Visitors Fulham have opened the scoring at Burnley. Joao Palhinha flicks in a clever header at the front post from a corner.
15:08 GMT - Goal! Newcastle hit the front against Luton through Sean Longstaff, who strikes an excellent finish into the corner.
15:05 GMT - Goal! Early goal in the Brighton-Crystal Palace rivalry and it goes the way of the hosts, with Lewis Dunk rising highest to nod in.
15:04 GMT - Everton goalscorer Jarrad Branthwaite hailed Everton's draw with Tottenham as a "massive result" that will give them the confidence to keep earning crucial points.
"It's a massive result for us," he told BBC Sport.
"Going down early in the game, we showed real team mentality to get back into it.
"We are fighting right until the end in matches and giving ourselves a chance to get something from games.
"I think it gives us a positive outlook going into a big game next weekend against Manchester City. We go into every game thinking we can get a result."
15:00 GMT - It's go time for the afternoon kick-offs in the Premier League. You can follow each one as they happen live via the links below:
Don't forget there are 10 fixtures taking place in the Championship too.
14:50 GMT - Ange Postecoglou says he is "disappointed" with the way Tottenham conceded late to be pegged back for a draw.
"Pretty disappointed, particularly conceding so late," he told TNT Sports.
"We had chances to kill them off that we didn't take. In the end, they got one late.
"That was the only threat they had, we had to deal with them throwing balls into the box all game."
14:33 GMT - That'll do it from a breathless encounter at Goodison Park. Everton strike late to deny Tottenham all three points.
Read the report of the match here.
14:27 GMT - Goal! Everton equalise in the fourth minute of stoppage time with Jarrad Braithwaite bundling in at the back post!
14:15 GMT - As we enter the final 10 or so minutes at Goodison Park, the team news is starting to roll in for the 15:00 kick-offs:
13:31 GMT - An update to Everton's goal has been made by the Premier League's Goal Accreditation Panel, with Jack Harrison deemed to have got the final touch. Dominic Calvert-Lewin's wait for a first goal since October goes on...
13:23 GMT - We've reached half-time of an entertaining game at Goodison Park where the visitors lead thanks to a Richarlison double.
13:11 GMT - Goal! Richarlison can't stop scoring and Spurs have the lead again! What a finish from the Brazilian, who side-foots his shot into the corner from the edge of the area.
13:02 GMT - Goal! Dominic Calvert-Lewin taps home after a deep corner to end his goal drought and draw Everton level.
12:35 GMT - Goal! It just had to be him! Richarlison haunts his former team with a devastating finish to give Tottenham a very early lead.
12:30 GMT - Your weekend starts here! Everton and Tottenham get the day's Premier League action underway at Goodison Park - follow the match here.
Celtic are also underway at Aberdeen as they look to extend their Scottish Premiership lead - follow that match here.
11:45 GMT - Let's take a look at the team news ahead of the weekend-opening game between Everton and Tottenham - follow the match live here.
10:05 GMT - As we move closer to the start of the action, here's how the Premier League table stands ahead of the 23rd round of fixtures:
09:15 GMT - Here's what's on offer in terms of the Premier League today. You can read a preview of every match via the links below:
All kick-off times 15:00 GMT unless stated
Sheffield United v Aston Villa (17:30)
A packed Championship schedule is also in store today with 10 fixtures kicking off at 15:00 while in Scotland, Celtic travel to face Aberdeen before Rangers play Livingston.
09:00 GMT - Good morning and welcome to the Football Tracker!
It's the first round of action after the closure of Thursday's transfer window and we will be here to cover it all.
