Premier League Daily with Arthur Roberts

Aston Villa and Fulham shared the spoils at Villa Park in a match defined by a costly goalkeeping error and a missed penalty from the home side. Nicolas Jackson kept his red-hot scoring run alive, but Villa could not hold a lead they created and controlled for forty-five minutes.

Frank Lampard's Sky Blues finally put the ball in the net three times to climb out of the relegation zone, while Sunderland's Premier League nightmare continues at the very bottom of the table.

Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer scored either side of Lisandro Martinez's red card as Chelsea dominated the second half at Stamford Bridge. The Blues rise to fourth while United sit one point above relegation after nine winless games.

Tottenham made it three in a row for the first time in 20 months with a dominant 2-0 win over Crystal Palace, who were reduced to ten men in the 13th minute. A look at how the game unfolded and what it means for both teams.

Arthur Roberts breaks down Brighton's stunning 1-0 victory at the Etihad, ending a 16-visit winless streak against City and delivering back-to-back league defeats to the Premier League leaders.

Hull and Ipswich played out a thrilling 2-2 draw at the MKM Stadium, with Florentino Luis and Julio Enciso scoring for the visitors and Oli McBurnie inspiring Hull's second-half turnaround. Both promoted sides sit on 11 points and remain in the thick of the mid-table battle.

Igor Thiago and a cruel own goal give Brentford a 2-0 win over a Forest side that keeps creating without converting. Arthur Roberts breaks down how both goals came off Nikola Milenkovic, why Forest's xG problem is getting worse, and what this means for both teams' seasons.

Arthur Roberts breaks down Bournemouth's second consecutive shutout victory over Leeds United at the Vitality Stadium, where a Trafford error and an Evanilson masterclass sealed a 2-0 win that lifts the Cherries to seventh and drags Daniel Farke's side further into a winless slump.

Arthur Roberts recaps Sunderland's 0-0 draw with Leeds United at the Stadium of Light, where James Trafford's heroics, blustery conditions, and defensive discipline from both sides conspired to keep the score sheet empty while Leeds climb to seventh and Sunderland stay rooted to the foot of the table.

Bournemouth produced a devastating away performance to thrash Manchester United 3-0, extending United's winless run to eight games and leaving Michael Carrick in the most precarious position of his managerial career.