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22:04 GMT - That's everything from this weekend's Football Tracker, thank you and goodnight!
21:37 GMT - A point at Old Trafford moves Tottenham level with north London rivals Arsenal, just outside the top four only on goal difference.
But they will be the happier with the draw as they remain eight points ahead of United, who edge up to seventh.
"Outstanding performance given the challenges we had to put a team out," said Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou, who was missing captain Son Heung-min, who is away at the Asian Cup, among five first-team regulars who were absent.
Read more on both managers' post-match comments here.
20:55 GMT - It's all over in Saudi Arabia and Real Madrid have ended up walloping rivals Barcelona 4-2 in the Supercopa de España final, with Vinicius Jr bagging a hat-trick.
20:33 GMT - From Kevin De Bruyne's spectacular return to Aston Villa's struggles at Everton - take a look at three of the main talking points from the Premier League this weekend right here.
19:18 GMT - Barcelona are currently facing Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup final - which is being held in Saudi Arabia, not Spain - with the Catalan side trailing 2-0 after just 15 minutes.
19:08 GMT - Mohamed Salah has saved Egypt from an embarrassing defeat to Mozambique at AFCON, getting an early assist and netting a 97th-minute penalty to ensure the game ended 2-2. Get more here.
19:02 GMT - New Spurs signing Timo Werner told Sky Sports he was pleased to be back in the Premier League and is looking forward to contributing in the remainder of the season.
18:43 GMT - Here's how the Premier League table looks following the draw between United and Spurs.
18:30 GMT - Full-time between United and Spurs, with the match ending 2-2. See the player ratings and match stats below, and read our full match report here.
18:17 GMT - Still 2-2 heading into the final five minutes at Old Trafford, can either side find a winner?
17:38 GMT - Goal! 50 seconds into the second half and Rodrigo Bentancur has smashed Spurs level. 2-2!
17:20 GMT - Manchester United lead Spurs 2-1 at the break! See some half-time match stats below.
17:11 GMT - Goal! Marcus Rashford scores for Manchester United! 2-1 to the home side right before half-time thanks to Rashford's first Old Trafford goal of the season.
16:50 GMT - Goal! Richarlison flicks in Pedro Porro's corner to equalise for Spurs and silence Old Trafford - lovely goal.
16:34 GMT - Goal! Rasmus Hojlund gives United an early lead with a powerful finish after just three minutes.
16:31 GMT - Underway at Old Trafford! Can United get back to winning ways or will Spurs push into the top four?
Over in AFCON, Nigeria were held to a 1-1 draw against Equatorial Guinea. Read the report for that match here.
16:14 GMT - Attention now shifts to Man Utd's clash with Spurs, with kick-off at 16:30! Stick with us for the key updates.
16:03 GMT - Full-time between Everton and Villa with neither side able to make the breakthrough. It ends 0-0.
Get the key stats and player ratings below, or read the full match report here.
15:54 GMT - Abdoulaye Doucoure slams the ball home but is flagged for offside - still 0-0 heading into added time.
15:35 GMT - The line-ups are out for Manchester United v Spurs! Take a look at the teams below and follow the match live here.
15:11 GMT - The second half has begun at Goodison Park.
We'll also have team news for Manchester United's clash with Spurs at 15:30.
14:53 GMT - Goalless at half-time between Everton and Villa, with Moreno's rightfully disallowed goal the only real talking point so far. See some half-time match stats below.
14:44 GMT - Nothing to report since the disallowed goal at Goodison, it remains 0-0 edging towards half-time.
Nigeria are looking to prevent a shock AFCON result, currently drawing 1-1 with Equatorial Guinea - get live audio commentary for that match here.
14:21 GMT - NO GOAL! VAR helps Everton out and after a very lengthy check they disallow Moreno's goal. Sill 0-0.
14:20 GMT - We're going to VAR... Everton might have a saviour here as the lines come out.
14:19 GMT - Goal! Villa lead thanks to a fantastic effort from Alex Moreno! The Everton players are waiting for an offside call but the defender is alert and fires in a superb strike.
14:00 GMT - Kick-off at Goodison Park! Stick with us for all the updates.
In the second tier, Watford managed to hold on and defeat QPR 2-1.
13:41 GMT - Around 20 minutes until we get underway in the Premier League.
Down in the Championship, Watford are looking to hold on to a 2-1 lead against QPR as they head into the final five minutes.
13:04 GMT - Team news is in for Everton v Aston Villa - follow the match live here.
11:22 GMT - The second game of the day sees Manchester United host Spurs - take a look at their form below.
10:20 GMT - Everton take on Aston Villa in the opening game of the day.
Check out the latest form of both sides:
08:57 GMT - Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay has admitted he is eager to build on his goalscoring form.
"You just have to see the ball coming into the box and you have to try and arrive there like the other night against Wigan.
"That's just the way football is, you have to take your moments. Thankfully, I've been able to do that in certain games, but I still can do much, much better."
08:12 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to the Football Tracker. We've got two Premier League fixtures to cover today with Everton hosting Aston Villa at 14:00 and Manchester United facing Tottenham at 16:30.
Get a preview for each match here.
Saturday, January 13th
23:00 GMT - That's all from us this evening but join us again tomorrow for Everton v Aston Villa and Manchester United v Tottenham.
22:11 GMT - It's all over and hosts Ivory Coast have beaten Guinea Bissau 2-0 in the opening match of AFCON.
21:51 GMT - Cole Palmer scored the decisive penalty for Chelsea against Fulham and has been a bright spark for Pochettino's side so far this season. Should Man City have let him leave?
21:43 GMT - Here's Kevin De Bruyne's goal sequence after his super sub appearance against Newcastle earlier this evening:
21:28 GMT - Jean-Philippe Krasso has doubled Ivory Coast's lead in the opening game of the Africa Cup of Nations.
21:26 GMT - Jadon Sancho said "it was meant to be" after creating a goal in Borussia Dortmund's 3-0 win at Darmstadt on Saturday in his first game since returning to the club on loan from Manchester United.
21:07 GMT - Ten-man Leicester couldn't hold onto their one-goal lead as they fell to defeat at Coventry, while new Birmingham boss Tony Mowbray avoided defeat on his Blues bow.
Get up to speed with all the latest from the Championship here.
20:22 GMT - Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says his side "proved their qualities" against Newcastle.
"No words to describe the performance, we are judged on the performance," Guardiola told TNT Sports.
"A win will be judged. The mentality and what we are able to do. We proved our qualities.
"Stick to the plan, continue to do it and the magic from Kevin and Oscar came."
20:17 GMT - AFCON is underway and we have our first goal of the tournament courtesy of a scorcher from Ivory Coast's Seko Fofana.
Follow live commentary for that match against Guinea Bissau here.
20:08 GMT - Newcastle boss Eddie Howe jumped to the defence of his players despite their torrid run of form continuing against Man City.
"We just have to continue in the same form as today really," Howe told TNT Sports.
"There's not a lot wrong with our performances. You can see today we are a tip team.
"The group is in a good place, I don't see any negativity. I see hurt because we aren't winning and that's what we're here to do. We had a good win in the FA Cup last week and that boosted us for today."
19:58 GMT - Kevin De Bruyne was rather happy with his contribution in City's 3-2 win this evening.
The Belgian told TNT Sports after the match: "I missed this. I had a big injury and I needed the time. I enjoyed myself.
"I think it was more willpower than anything else. It was crazy. I know I'm not able to do that for 90 minutes at the moment, I can put in a shift for 30 minutes at the moment. I feel it in my lungs, especially with the cold."
19:51 GMT - While we wait for some post-match comments, over in Germany Jadon Sancho has bagged an assist on his return to Dortmund as they ran out 3-0 winners over Darmstadt.
19:48 GMT - That dramatic win lifts Manchester City up to second in the Premier League ahead of Sunday's fixtures:
19:36 GMT - We'll have all the reaction coming right up, but for now here's our report from Man City's win against Newcastle.
19:29 GMT - It's all over! City come from behind to win 3-2 against Newcastle.
That could be a big three points come the end of the season.
Here, have some stats while we all calm down:
19:27 GMT - Goal! Of course, they've gone and done it and it's another super sub in Oscar Bobb who might have nicked it for the visitors at the death.
19:15 GMT - Ten minutes to go - can either side grab a winner?
19:10 GMT - Goal! Right on cue and less than five minutes after being introduced, the returning Kevin De Bruyne makes an instant impact as he draws Man City level at 2-2 with an excellent solo effort!
19:06 GMT - City are having all the chances but as yet they have been unable to find a leveller.
Can Newcastle keep them out? There's around 20 minutes of normal time left...
18:41 GMT - The second half is underway up in Newcastle.
18:24 GMT - That's half-time between Newcastle and Manchester City, with the Magpies 2-1 up at the break.
Take a look at some half-time stats below.
18:08 GMT - Goal! Just like that, it's 2-1 to Newcastle! Anthony Gordon puts the hosts ahead.
18:05 GMT - Goal! It's an equaliser for Newcastle from Alexander Isak, who curls an effort past Ortega for 1-1!
17:56 GMT - Goal! Bernardo Silva puts City in front with a superb flick into the far corner!
17:37 GMT - Early substitution for Manchester City as Ederson is forced off - sub goalkeeper Stefan Ortega is on in his place.
17:33 GMT - Newcastle have the ball in the back of the net early on, VAR has checked it and it's ruled out for offside.
17:31 GMT - The game is underway up in Newcastle!
17:21 GMT - Just under 10 minutes to go until kick-off at St. James' Park - stick with us for all the updates.
17:10 GMT - Check out all the full-time scores from this afternoon's Championship action here.
17:03 GMT - Game abandoned for Reading following protests from their supporters! The Royals sit 21st in the League One table, three points from safety.
16:35 GMT - Team news is in for Newcastle v Manchester City - follow the match live here.
16:25 GMT - Around Europe, Bayer Leverkusen's unbeaten season rolled on in the Bundesliga after a late 1-0 win against Augsburg, while Napoli claimed a 2-1 victory against local rivals Salernitana over in the Serie A.
16:05 GMT - Some quite incredible scenes down in League One as Reading's game has been paused due to supporters invading and refusing to leave the pitch in protest of the club's ownership issues.
15:49 GMT - Half-time in the second tier matches, see all the latest scores here.
15:30 GMT - Half an hour gone in the Championship fixtures, with Leeds ahead at Cardiff and Plymouth leading Huddersfield.
West Brom are in front against Blackburn, while Millwall are beating Middlesbrough - their kick-off was delayed until 15:15.
All other fixtures remain goalless.
15:00 GMT - No Premier League fixtures until 17:30, but there's plenty of action down in the Championship and across Europe to keep an eye on.
14:54 GMT - Here's where that result leaves both clubs in the league table, with Chelsea rising into the top eight.
14:50 GMT - Speaking to TNT Sports after Chelsea's win, Palmer said he was pleased to bounce back from a poor display during the week against Middlesbrough.
"After the game (v Middlesbrough) I was disappointed, like anyone's going to be, missing that many chances and costing us the game.
"You know, you have them games so I had to try and put it behind me, come out this morning and score."
14:34 GMT - Elsewhere, two Callum O'Hare goals either side of Milan van Ewijk's strike ensured Coventry sealed a 3-1 win against Championship leaders Leicester City.
Get the details from that win here.
14:30 GMT - Full-time between Chelsea and Fulham, with the Blues winning 1-0 thanks to Cole Palmer's penalty! Mauricio Pochettino's side have won three league games in a row for the first time this season.
Read the full match report here.
14:11 GMT - No goals in the second half so far in the West London derby, but Coventry have equalised against Leicester down in the Championship.
14:03 GMT - There's no 15:00 fixtures in the Premier League this week, so we've got no line-ups to post! Here's a reminder of all the Championship matches:
13:38 GMT - Back underway between Chelsea and Fulham, with the Blues holding a 1-0 lead.
13:25 GMT - Quite the game down in the Championship, with Leicester leading rivals Coventry by a goal-to-nil at the break, but also a man down after a straight red card for Issahaku Fatawu.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall with the goal for the Foxes!
13:22 GMT - There's half-time at Stamford Bridge with Chelsea leading 1-0. See some match stats at the break below:
13:20 GMT - Goal! Cole Palmer strokes the ball into the bottom corner to give Chelsea the lead right on half-time.
13:19 GMT - Penalty Chelsea right at the end of the first half! Raheem Sterling is caught by Issa Diop after a nice move from the Blues.
12:50 GMT - Little to report from Stamford Bridge so far - the hosts are on top but are yet to test the Fulham goal.
12:30 GMT - Underway in the West London derby between Chelsea and Fulham! Stick with us for updates.
12:10 GMT - Around 20 minutes until kick-off at Stamford Bridge!
There's also a midlands derby down in the Championship as Coventry host Leicester - follow that match live here.
11:33 GMT - Team news is in for Chelsea's early kick-off against Fulham! Follow the match live here.
09:36 GMT - Everton manager Sean Dyche said it is "peculiar" that his club have reached the halfway point in the season without being awarded a penalty in the Premier League.
"If you get to this stage of a season and you've not had a penalty, that's peculiar," Dyche told reporters ahead of Everton's game against Aston Villa on Sunday.
"It is quite alarming when you see how many penalties are given for tiny touches which we can't work out sometimes. Some people see it as the 'modern game', but I find it alarming how many penalties are given for almost nothing."
08:45 GMT - Good morning and welcome back to the Football Tracker!
Just two Premier League games today with Chelsea hosting Fulham at 12:30 and Manchester City visiting Newcastle at 17:30 - although there will be plenty of Championship action as well as the return of some of Europe's top leagues.
Friday, January 12th
22:33 GMT - An emotional Vincent Kompany wasn't happy with the decision that cost his Burnley side a big win tonight.
He told TNT Sports: "The referee has got to get it right. Any ex-pro will understand what the striker is doing in this case, clearing the room for the other striker.
"I expect the referee to see it. None of the Luton players have celebrated. The first look of the striker is towards (James) Trafford and then towards the referee to see if he got away with it."
22:25 GMT - Luton manager Rob Edwards spoke to TNT Sports about the controversial late VAR call and his side's resilience: "I think Elijah Adebayo gets shoved into James Trafford, it is a goal - it is one of those.
"In the end emotions are high and it is difficult to speak about it and maybe I can be a bit fair.
"That is a big moment in the game and we deserved that. I do feel for Vinny (Vincent Kompany) and if it is a foul I will be honest.
"It is something we did deserve in the end."
22:19 GMT - That late leveller for Luton could be huge in the grand scheme of things at the bottom of the Premier League.
The point keeps Rob Edwards' side four points ahead of Burnley with a game in hand:
22:02 GMT - It's also over in tonight's Championship game and two late goals went in before it finished Hull 1-2 Norwich.
Some crackers scored at The MKM Stadium this evening!
21:45 GMT - Full-time and struggling Burnley and Luton share the spoils - probably a result that suits the visitors a lot more.
Read our report from the match here.
21:41 GMT - The goal stands! Huge for Luton and devastating for Burnley.
21:40 GMT - Goaaaaal! Three minutes into added time and Carlton Morris scores what could be a vital goal for Luton's season!
Although, VAR are checking a foul in the build-up...
21:23 GMT - Ain't no Bayern party without Harry Kane - the Englishman nets in added time to make it 3-0 to Bayern Munich.
Read our full report from the match here.
21:01 GMT - Second goal of the game for Bayern, and a second too for Musiala.
20:52 GMT - The second half is underway at Burnley. Can Luton find a way back into the game?
In the Championship, it's nearly half-time between Hull and Norwich, with the Canaries a goal to the good.
20:35 GMT - It's half-time now between Burnley and Luton with the hosts ahead.
Here are the stats at the break:
20:23 GMT - Goal! Deadlock broken at Turf Moor.
Zeki Amdouni connects with a cross in the box and fires his shot into the net. It's 1-0 to Burnley.
20:16 GMT - Not much to report so far in the Friday night Premier League action, but over in Germany Bayern Munich are 1-0 up against Hoffenheim with the half-time whistle just going.
Jamal Musiala is the man to put the Bavarians ahead.
19:45 GMT - We're underway at Turf Moor!
18:50 GMT - Team news is in for Burnley's clash with Luton! See the line-ups below and follow the match live here.
17:00 GMT - The top European leagues return this weekend after their respective winter breaks, and Flashscore have picked out some fixtures to take a look at.
Read our regular 'Our Picks' feature here.
16:20 GMT - See which stars are unavailable this weekend due to injuries and international duty with our regular 'Who's Missing' feature.
16:15 GMT - Good afternoon and welcome to our Football Tracker! There's a disrupted Premier League schedule due to the winter break, with only five fixtures this weekend and another five next weekend.
Read more about the Premier League winter break here.
The action begins tonight when Burnley host Luton - get the preview for that match here.
Both AFCON and the Asian Cup kick-off this weekend as well, you can find out more about each tournament with the links below:
