The Match of the Day running order has been revealed ahead of the programme, after what has been a busy and controversial afternoon.
You can see the highlights of all of those played so far along with all the talking points, replays and analysis from 10:35pm on BBC One.
Presenter Gary Lineker will as always be joined by pundits Alan Shearer, and Ashley Williams, who no doubt will have a lot to rant about. If you miss the show, you can view it over on the BBC iPlayer or at 7:30am on Sunday morning.

1) EVERTON v MAN CITY
Phil Foden seizes on a poor touch by Michael Keane to take Manchester City six points clear at the top and leave Everton precariously positioned just above the relegation zone
Player ratings
Everton: Pickford (9), Coleman (8), Holgate (7), Keane (6), Kenny (7), Iwobi (7), Allan (8), Doucoure (7), Van de Beek (8), Gordon (8), Richarlison (7).
Subs: Alli (6), Gray (6), El Ghazi (6).
Man City: Ederson (6), Stones (7), Dias (7), Laporte (7), Cancelo (7), Rodri (7), De Bruyne (7), Bernardo (8), Gundogan (7), Foden (9), Sterling (6).
Subs: Mahrez (6), Jesus (6).
Man of the match: Phil Foden.
2) LEEDS v TOTTENHAM
Matt Doherty, Dejan Kulusevski and Harry Kane score inside half an hour to give Tottenham a 3-0 lead; Heung-Min Son adds fourth late on to set new Premier League record with Kane for goalscoring-assisting partnerships
3) BRENTFORD v NEWCASTLE
Newcastle earn comfortable 2-0 win at Brentford, who have Josh Dasilva sent off after 11 minutes; Joelinton and Joe Willock score in first half to lift Magpies above their hosts in the table; Christian Eriksen makes emotional return as second-half substitute
Player ratings
Brentford: Raya (8), Ajer (4), Jansson (6), Pinnock (6), Henry (6), Jensen (6), Norgaard (7), Janelt (6), Dasilva (4), Mbeumo (6), Wissa (7).
Subs: Canos (6), Eriksen (6), Toney (5).
Newcastle: Dubravka (6), Krafth (6), Schar (7), Burn (6), Targett (7), Willock (7), Shelvey (7), Joelinton (8), Murphy (6), Wood (6), Fraser (8).
Subs: Guimaraes (7).
Man of the match: Ryan Fraser.
4) BRIGHTON v ASTON VILLA
Matty Cash and Ollie Watkins score in comfortable Villa victory; Cash was booked after revealing a message to his Poland team-mate Tomasz Kedziora
Player ratings
Brighton: Sanchez (6), Lamptey (6), Cucurella (6), Dunk (6), Veltman (5), March (5), Bissouma (6), Moder (6), Mac Allister (6), Trossard (6), Maupay (5)
Subs used: Welbeck (5),
Aston Villa: Martinez (7), Cash (8), Konsa (7), Mings (7), Digne (7), Ramsey (7), Coutinho (7), Luiz (7), McGinn (8), Watkins (8), Ings (7)
Subs used: Sanson (7), Young (N/A), Iroegbunam (N/A)
Man of the match: John McGinn
5) CRYSTAL PALACE v BURNLEY
Burnley miss the chance to lift themselves out of the relegation zone, but move to within a point of Everton; Jeffrey Schlupp puts Palace in front; Burnley level after Aaron Lennon’s cross turned in by Palace captain Luka Milivojevic
Player ratings
Crystal Palace: Butland (6), Clyne (6), Andersen (7), Guehi (7), Mitchell (6), Milivojevic (5), McArthur (6), Olise (8), Gallagher (6), Schlupp (7).
Subs: Mateta (6), Kouyate (N/A)
Burnley: Pope (7), Roberts (5), Mee (6), Tarkowski (6), Pieters (5), Lennon (7), Cork (5), Brownhill (6), McNeil (6), Rodriguez (6), Weghorst (6).
Subs: Taylor (6), Westwood (6), Barnes (N/A)
Man of the match: Olise
6) MAN UTD v WATFORD
Host of squandered Man Utd chances allow Watford to leave Old Trafford with point; Both sets of players call for peace on pitch amid Ukraine-Russia crisis; Point leaves United fourth, two ahead of Arsenal, second-bottom Watford are three from safety
Player ratings
Man Utd: De Gea (6), Wan-Bissaka (6), Lindelof (6), Varane (6), Telles (5), Fred (6), Matic (6), Pogba (6), Fernandes (6), Elanga (7), Ronaldo (6).
Subs: Rashford (5), Shaw (5), Sancho (6).
Watford: Foster (8), Ngakia (6), Cathcart (7), Samir (7), Kamara (6), Sissoko (6), Cleverley (7), Louza (6), Sarr (6), King (6), Dennis (6).
Subs: Sema (6), Kabasele (6), Kucka (n/a).
Man of the Match: Ben Foster
7) SOUTHAMPTON v NORWICH CITY
Southampton ease to a 2-0 victory over Norwich; Che Adams’ first-half goal gave Saints a deserved lead; Oriol Romeu’s powerful strike wrapped up victory for the hosts; Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side up to ninth, while Norwich stay bottom
Player ratings
Southampton: Forster (6), Livramento (7), Bednarek (6), Salisu (6), Walker-Peters (8), S Armstrong (8), Romeu (9), Ward-Prowse (7), Elyounoussi (7), Broja (6), Adams (7).
Subs: Stephens (n/a), Long (n/a), Djenepo (n/a).
Norwich: Gunn (7), Aarons (6), Hanley (5), Gibson (6), Williams (6), Normann (5), McLean (6), Gilmour (6), Rashica (5), Pukki (5), Sargent (6).
Subs: Rupp (6), Lees-Melou (6), Dowell (n/a).
Man of the match: Oriol Romeu.

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