Football Tracker: West Ham win away at Spurs, Everton sink Newcastle
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23:23 GMT - That about wraps us up for another enthralling round of Premier League action.
Join us again this weekend where we'll be doing it all again - as if we wouldn't!
23:19 GMT - Spurs captain Son Heung-min pleaded with his team to be more ruthless after throwing away another lead.
"You get the lead five times in a row and losing the game is unacceptable," he said.
"We were soft and especially in the Premier League, even if you're winning 2-0 or 3-0 you never know what's going to happen in the end. One-nil isn't enough, you have to try to kill the game."
Read more on the fallout from the match here.
23:07 GMT - Ange Postecoglou struggled to hide his disappointment after suffering another defeat at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The Spurs boss told Amazon Prime: "It is another game where we were well in control and probably should have scored more goals.
"We kept West Ham in the game. We created a lot of chances to score goals.
"We lacked some real conviction in the box and conceded two soft goals. They were pretty much self inflicted.
"We have to be better in the box and the decisions we make and have a lot more conviction in our finishing.
"Disappointing for the fans and disappointing for us in terms of the progress we are trying to make. We still have a long way to go and days like today show that.
"Today was a disappointing day."
22:58 GMT - Here's how the Premier League table is shaping up after those midweek fixtures, as Spurs failed to move level on points with Manchester City. They'll be looking over their shoulders a lot more now.
Meanwhile, Everton are out of the bottom three despite their 10-point deduction.
22:54 GMT - Everton boss Sean Dyche was delighted with the fighting spirit his side showed in their 3-0 victory over Newcastle.
"We’ve got some talent but you’ve got to give everything and there is that connection with the fans because they are seeing a group of people giving everything," Dyche told Amazon Prime.
Read more on the fallout from Everton's victory here.
22:39 GMT - West Ham boss David Moyes praised his side's second-half performance:
"Huge performance because of the quality of the opposition. We were up against it tonight. We had to dig in. Thankfully we just about scraped it," he told Amazon Prime.
"The quality Tottenham showed in the first half, I don't know if we touched the ball for eight or nine minutes.
"We are a team who can give some of the good teams a bloody nose. We have that in us."
22:36 GMT - A 29-pass move culminated in Everton's third goal against Newcastle tonight. Tiki taki.
22:32 GMT - Jarrod Bowen put in a man-of-the-match performance for the Hammers tonight:
22:10 GMT - Full-time and West Ham pick up the bragging rights against Tottenham.
That's three home losses on the spin for Spurs. Nightmare stuff.
22:03 GMT - Five minutes added on for Spurs to avoid another home defeat...
21:47 GMT - Goal! West Ham are suddenly in front and it's a gift from the Tottenham defence!
A poor back pass leads to a shambolic few seconds that leaves James Ward-Prowse with an open-goal finish.
21:44 GMT - It's all finely poised in north London as we enter the final 20 minutes.
Richarlison is on and has missed a glaring opportunity as Tottenham begin to turn the screw after a spell of pressure from the visitors.
21:34 GMT - Full-time and Everton pick up a massive three points against Newcastle.
It's finished 3-0 to the home side who have pulled themselves out of the bottom three as a result.
21:29 GMT - It's been a late show for Everton against Newcastle who are now 3-0 up.
Substitute Beto gets himself on the scoresheet.
21:25 GMT - Goal! Out of absolutely nothing, West Ham draw level.
A wicked ricochet bounces kindly for Jarrod Bowen who rifles home in front of the away fans.
Game on.
21:22 GMT - Just the 10 minutes of added time at Goodison Park...
21:21 GMT - The second half is on at Spurs. West Ham have made a much brighter start in the opening few minutes.
21:18 GMT - Oh dear Kieran Trippier.
History repeats itself as the England man loses the ball in the same area again, the ball eventually finds its way to Abdoulaye Doucoure who slots home.
It's 2-0 to Everton with only a few minutes of normal time remaining.
21:12 GMT - Goal! The deadlock is finally broken in the 79th minute and Everton have the lead!
Dwight McNeil pinches the ball off Kieran Trippier before taking the ball into the box and hammering home.
Big goal for the Toffees, that.
21:03 GMT - That's half-time and Tottenham lead West Ham 1-0.
Spurs have dominated but will be disappointed to only be a goal to the good.
Here are the stats at the break:
21:02 GMT - Almost an own goal from Kurt Zouma but the ball cannons off the bar and out.
20:38 GMT - We're back underway at Everton. Can the hosts find a breakthrough against Newcastle?
20:25 GMT - Goal! Tottenham have started brightly against West Ham and Cristian Romero makes the early pressure pay with a floating header from a corner.
It's been all one-way traffic for the home side. That's the Argentine's first goal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - not a bad return to action!
20:21 GMT - Half-time at Goodison and it remains 0-0, though Jordan Pickford and Martin Dubravka can be held responsible for that!
20:12 GMT - We're about ready for kick-off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
19:56 GMT - No goals so far at Goodison Park but Everton are having plenty of decent chances...
19:26 GMT - Cristian Romero returns for Spurs as they host West Ham tonight:
18:43 GMT - The line-ups are in for Everton v Newcastle:
18:19 GMT - West Ham are on a decent run of form going into the big London derby against Spurs - follow live commentary with us from 8.15pm.
18:17 GMT - Newcastle tend to get the better of Everton when they've faced off previously.
Can Eddie Howe get one over Sean Dyche tonight?
Follow the match live from 7.30pm.
12:15 GMT - Unai Emery refused to label Aston Villa as Premier League title contenders after his side climbed to third place with a 1-0 win against champions Manchester City.
"We are not contenders. There are seven teams who are contenders more than us," Emery said.
"Now we are on game 15. We are going to play game 16 on Saturday against Arsenal and we are going to focus on it."
09:00 GMT - Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper said he accepted that there would be speculation about him getting sacked after his side's 5-0 defeat at Fulham on Wednesday, but he said he still felt he was the man for the job.
"They're the normal questions to ask (about his future), but I probably think about that the least. What I think about is what's important for the football club," he told reporters after the match.
Read what else he had to say here.
08:45 GMT - We're back for more in the Premier League with two fixtures scheduled tonight to cap off the midweek action:
Wednesday, December 6th
23:33 GMT - That's a wrap from us tonight but we'll be back tomorrow for Everton v Newcastle and Tottenham v West Ham.
23:30 GMT - Pep Guardiola admitted he has to "find a solution" to Manchester City's woes.
"In these years we have found a way to win games but we struggled a bit and we have to find a way.
"It is my job to find a solution. The dynamic changes by winning games. When a team is better you have to recognise it."
Read more on City's loss to Villa here.
23:14 GMT - Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder suffered a 2-0 defeat at home to Liverpool on Wednesday on his return to the club for a second spell as manager but the coach said there was plenty to be positive about, despite remaining bottom of the table.
"I'm proud of the performance but it can't be a one-off, we can't just have the bounce of the new manager," Wilder told reporters after one of the better Blades defensive performances of the Premier League season in front of a fanatical home crowd.
"That has to be the approach and attitude now. If you connect with these supporters like they did today, they will lift it and get behind it," he added.
Read more on his post-match comments here.
23:04 GMT - Aston Villa recorded a whopping 22 shots on goal against Man City's two today.
Leon Bailey was a very happy bunny to see his deflected shot making the difference, which makes it 14 home wins on the bounce:
"It's very special," goalscorer Bailey told Amazon Prime. "On a night like this it's even more special. To get the win, to score the goal, it's a magnificent feeling.
"I can't put it into words how I feel right now. We showed great character and worked extremely hard to get these three points."
22:57 GMT - Scott McTominay was popping up all over the pitch en route to his brace against Chelsea tonight:
22:52 GMT - It was also a decent day at the office for Alex Iwobi who scored twice in Fulham's 5-0 rout of Nottingham Forest:
22:47 GMT - It's been a decent night for Liverpool.
Virgil van Dijk scored opened the scoring at Bramall Lane, turning home a Trent Alexander-Arnold corner in the 37th minute from near the penalty spot.
The visitors dominated possession but failed to break through again until midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai made the points safe in time added on.
The victory takes Jurgen Klopp's team to 34 points - just two behind Arsenal, who beat Luton 4-3 on Tuesday.
"Obviously you have to work for every game, especially against a team who changed manager," Van Dijk told the BBC.
"It was always going to a battle but we did well and deserved the three points."
22:41 GMT - It's just one win in the last five games for Manchester City - and that came in the Champions League.
22:35 GMT - That Aston Villa result has certainly shaken things up at the top of the Premier League table...
22:32 GMT - Here are all the results so far in the latest round of Premier League fixtures:
22:16 GMT - The whistle has gone at Old Trafford too and Manchester United have held on for all three points against Chelsea.
22:10 GMT - It's all over and Aston Villa have got the win over Manchester City!
What a tremendous job Unai Emery is doing over at Villa Park. Note the 22-2 shots!
Catch up on their massive win right here.
21:50 GMT - You'll never guess who's just scored at Old Trafford...
The absolute goal machine that is Scott McTominay heads home a Garnacho cross to put Man Utd back in front against Chelsea.
21:49 GMT - Goal at Villa Park and the home side lead the champions!
A little (or big) slice of luck as Leon Bailey's shot deflects wickedly over Ederson to put Villa 1-0 up with around 15 minutes of normal time left.
21:32 GMT - It's all over at Bramall Lane and Liverpool keep up the pressure on league leaders Arsenal.
Catch up on the match with our report.
Brighton also came from behind to pick up a very hard-earned 2-1 victory over Brentford.
Relive it all with our match report.
21:27 GMT - There's been a late goal for Liverpool at Sheffield United to put that one to bed.
It's come through a completely free Dominik Szoboszlai, who has all the time in the world to take a touch before slotting the ball home.
21:26 GMT - Here come the full-time results!
Bournemouth's run of good form continued as they ran out 2-0 winners at Crystal Palace. Read our full report here.
Fulham absolutely hammered Nottingham Forest to pile more pressure on boss Steve Cooper.
21:21 GMT - Goal! Andreas Pereira tees up Tom Cairney inside the box and he rolls the ball into the bottom right corner and past Odysseas Vlachodimos. That's 5-0.
Meanwhile, Kieffer Moore has just sealed a big away win for Bournemouth at Crystal Palace.
21:08 GMT - It's half-time between Manchester United and Chelsea:
21:04 GMT - Alex Iwobi gets his second of the evening and it's been a great night for Fulham who are now 4-0 up.
21:02 GMT - Half-time at Villa Park and the sides go in at 0-0:
21:02 GMT - Douglas Luiz thought he'd put Aston Villa ahead against Manchester City but the ball is adjudged to have gone out of play in the build-up.
A wake up call for Pep Guardiola's side, who aren't looking like their usual selves again this evening.
21:01 GMT - Goal! Cole Palmer picks up the ball in the opposition box and sneaks in an equaliser for Chelsea at Old Trafford.
20:51 GMT - Brighton have taken the lead against Brentford thanks to a fine finish from 18-year-old Jack Hinshelwood.
20:46 GMT - Raul Jimenez can't help himself now.
The Mexican is seemingly putting his goal drought behind him as he battles away to bag his second of the match and put Fulham 3-0 up against Forest.
20:35 GMT - Goal! Scott McTominay is at it again!
The ball bounces to the Scot in the area and he makes no mistake in firing home to give United the lead.
20:28 GMT - Some half-time scores for you:
Crystal Palace 0-1 Bournemouth
Sheffield United 0-1 Liverpool
20:25 GMT - Shocker for United's captain as Bruno Fernandes sees his penalty saved by Robert Sanchez in the Chelsea goal.
20:08 GMT - Goal! Liverpool finally break down Sheffield United's resistance as an unmarked Virgil van Dijk blasts home a volley from a corner.
VAR are having a look at whether there may have been a foul... it's going to stand though!
At the Amex, some worrying signs for Brentford as Bryan Mbeumo is helped off with an injury. He's unable to continue it seems.
20:05 GMT - Fulham double their lead over Forest after Raul Jimenez finds a way through the defence before clattering the ball into the roof of the net.
20:04 GMT - Brentford's lead doesn't last long as Pascal Gross scores a scorcher from distance to draw Brighton level at the Amex.
20:01 GMT - Goal! Now we're cooking.
Alex Iowbi gets on to the end of a lovely ball from Willian to score for Fulham against Nottingham Forest. It's 1-0.
19:59 GMT - Goal! Finally, we see one of the deadlocks broken as Marcos Senesi nods the ball into the back of the net to put Bournemouth ahead at Palace.
Meanwhile, Bryan Mbeumo has just casually rolled home a penalty to give Brentford the lead away to Brighton.
19:35 GMT - Erik ten Hag has left Marcus Rashford on the bench in a big call for his starting XI for tonight's match with Chelsea:
19:30 GMT - We're underway in the 7.30 kick-offs!
19:28 GMT - There's a start for Youri Tielemans for Villa against City but his Belgian international colleague Jeremy Doku misses out through injury:
18:41 GMT - Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp has opted for Luis Diaz, Mo Salah and Cody Gakpo to start up front for the Reds in their clash with Sheffield United:
18:39 GMT - Here are the team sheets for Crystal Palace and Bournemouth:
18:37 GMT - The team news is rolling in for tonight's games.
Here's how the line-ups look ahead of Brighton v Brentford and Fulham v Nottingham Forest ahead of their 7.30pm kick-offs.
17:06 GMT - Centre-back Cristian Romero returns to the heart of Tottenham Hotspur's defence against West Ham United on Thursday with manager Ange Postecoglou conceding he has spoken to the Argentine about his discipline.
"That is part of how he is as a player," Postecoglou said. "He brings physicality to the group, but obviously when he oversteps the mark that also affects the group negatively.
"I have had a word with him about the discipline side of things, but it is great to have him back."
Read more from Postecoglou's press conference here.
15:30 GMT - Can a returning Chris Wilder bring some new manager bounce and provide a shock against his old BFF Jurgen Klopp tonight?
Kick-off is at 7.30pm - follow it live here.
15:26 GMT - Manchester City face a tricky match away at high-flying Aston Villa too.
Can they overcome the late drama that saw an angry response after their 3-3 draw with Spurs at the weekend?
Follow live commentary from that fixture at 8.15pm.
15:14 GMT - Manchester United host Chelsea in the standout clash tonight - will Marcus Rashford be starting for the Red Devils?
Is it time for Erik ten Hag to drop the out-of-form forward, though?
Read our thoughts on the matter right here.
15:11 GMT - There are six fixtures in store in the Premier League this evening:
