The Match of the Day running order has been revealed ahead of the programme, after what has been a busy and controversial few days.
You can see the highlights of all of those played so far along with all the talking points, replays and analysis from 10:30pm on BBC One.
Presenter Gary Lineker will as always be joined by pundits Ian Wright, and Alan Shearer. If you miss the show, you can view it over on the BBC iPlayer.
1) MAN CITY v CHELSEA
Marcos Alonso and Hakim Ziyech turn it around for Chelsea after Manchester City led through Raheem Sterling and missed the chance to go 2-0 up with Sergio Aguero’s Panenka penalty failure
Player Ratings
Man City: Ederson (6), Cancelo (6), Dias (6), Laporte (6), Ake (6), Mendy (5), Rodri (5), Torres (6), Sterling (7), Aguero (4), Jesus (7).
Subs: Gundogan (6), Foden (6), Zinchencko (6)
Chelsea: Mendy (7), Azpilicueta (7), Christensen (4), Rudiger (7), James (8), Kante (7), Gilmour (6), Alonso (8), Ziyech (8), Werner (7), Pulisic (6).
Subs: Zouma (7), Jorginho (6), Hudson-Odoi (7)
Man of the match: Reece James (Chelsea)
2) LEEDS v TOTTENHAM
Tottenham’s Champions League hopes were dealt a blow at Leeds; Stuart Dallas gave Leeds the lead; Heung-Min Son responded for Spurs; goals from Patrick Bamford and Rodrigo sealed victory for hosts. Leeds up to ninth; Spurs stay sixth, five points adrift of fourth
Player ratings
Leeds: Meslier (8), Ayling (6), Koch (7), Struijk (8), Llorente (7), Alioski (7), Klich (7), Dallas (7), Harrison (8), Bamford (7), Roberts (6).
Subs: Raphinha (7), Rodrigo (6), Phillips (n/a).
Tottenham: Lloris (8), Aurier (6), Alderweireld (6), Dier (5), Reguilon (5), Hojbjerg (6), Lo Celso (7), Bale (5), Alli (6), Son (7), Kane (6).
Subs: Lamela (6), Moura (6), Ndombele (n/a).
Man of the match: Jack Harrison.
3) LIVERPOOL v SOUTHAMPTON
Liverpool a vital three points in an open affair at Anfield; Liverpool are six points off fourth-place Leicester, with a game in hand and four to play, with Chelsea a point further ahead in third
4) LEICESTER v NEWCASTLE
Leicester suffer blow to Champions League hopes with eighth home league defeat of the season; Newcastle move to a position of virtual safety
5) SHEFF UTD v CRYSTAL PALACE
Christian Benteke strikes after just 66 seconds; Eberechi Eze scores late second; victory guarantees Palace eighth successive season in Premier League
Player ratings
Sheff Utd: Ramsdale (7), Baldock (6), Basham (5), Egan (4), Bryan (5), Stevens (5), Berge (4), Norwood (4), Fleck (4), McGoldrick (5), Burke (4).
Subs: Osborn (5), Lundstram (4), Jebbison (6).
Crystal Palace: Guaita (6), Ward (6), Kouyate (6), Cahill (7), Mitchell (6), Milivojevic (7), Eze (9), Townsend (7), Schlupp (7), Benteke (8), Zaha (7).
Subs: Ayew (6), Riedewald (6).
Man of the match: Eberechi Eze
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