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 10:30pm on BBC One.
Presenter Gary Lineker will as always be joined by pundits Alan Shearer, and Ian Wright, who no doubt will have a lot to rant about. If you miss the show, you can view it over on the BBC iPlayer.

1) MAN CITY v TOTTENHAM
Harry Kane produces a masterclass against Manchester City, providing the winning goal to torment the side who tracked him throughout the summer and blow the Premier League title race wide open
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Man City: Ederson (6), Walker (6), Dias (5), Laporte (5), Joao Cancelo (7), De Bruyne (6), Rodri (6), Gundogan (7), Bernardo Silva (6), Foden (6), Sterling (7).
Subs: Mahrez (6).
Tottenham: Lloris (6), Romero (8), Dier (8), Davies (7), Emerson (7), Bentancur (6), Hojbjerg (6), Sessegnon (6), Kulusevski (8), Son (8), Kane (9).
Subs: Doherty (n/a), Sanchez (n/a), Lucas Moura (n/a).
Man of the match: Harry Kane.
2) LIVERPOOL v NORWICH
Liverpool keep the pressure on league leaders Man City; Second half goals from Sadio Mane, Mo Salah and Luis Diaz secured a 3-1 win over Norwich; visitors took the lead through Milot Rashica
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Liverpool: Alisson (8), Gomez (7), Van Dijk (7), Matip (7), Tsimikas (9), Henderson (7), Keita (6), Oxlade-Chamberlain (5), Salah (8), Mane (8), Diaz (8).
Subs: Thiago (7), Origi (7), Minamino (n/a).
Norwich: Gunn (7), Aarons (7), Hanley (8) Gibson (7), Williams (7), Normann (7), Gilmour (6), McLean (7), Rashica (7), Sargent (8), Pukki (7)
Subs: Placheta (6), Rowe (7). .
Man of the match: Kostas Tsimikas.
3) BRIGHTON v BURNLEY
Wout Weghorst, Josh Brownhill and Aaron Lennon help Burnley claim first Premier League win since October 30 – and first away win of the season; Victory enough to lift Burnley off foot of table on goal difference
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Brighton: Sanchez (5), Lamptey (6), Veltman (5), Duffy (5), Cucurella (6), Bissouma (5), Moder (5), Lallana (5), Mac Allister (5), Maupay (5), Welbeck (5).
Subs: Trossard (5), March (6), Ferguson (5).
Burnley: Pope (7), Roberts (7), Mee (7), Collins (7), Pieters (7), Lennon (8), Brownhill (8), Cork (7), McNeil (7), Cornet (7), Weghorst (8).
Subs: Lowton (n/a), Barnes (n/a), Rodriguez (7).
Man of the Match: Wout Weghorst.
4) ASTON VILLA v WATFORD
Watford win 1-0 at Aston Villa to boost their Premier League survival hopes; Emmanuel Dennis’s late header sees Roy Hodgson win his first game as Hornets boss; Watford move up to 18th place, four points from safety, while Villa stay in 12th
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Aston Villa: Martinez (7), Digne (6), Mings (6), Chambers (6), Cash (7), McGinn (6), Luiz (6), Ramsey (6), Buendia (6), Ings (7), Coutinho (7)
Subs: Watkins (6), Young (6), Bailey (6)
Watford: Foster (7), Kamara (7), Cathcart (8), Samir (7), Femenia (7), Louza (7), Sissoko (7), Cleverley (7), Dennis (8), King (6), Sarr (7)
Subs: Sema (6), Kabasele (6), Hernandez (6)
Man of the match: Emmanuel Dennis
5) CRYSTAL PALACE v CHELSEA
Chelsea strengthen hold on third spot in Premier League with late winner; Hakim Ziyech seals three points that leave Blues seven points ahead of fourth-place Man Utd; Romelu Lukaku had just seven touches of the ball
6) ARSENAL v BRENTFORD
Arsenal kept their bid for the Premier League’s top-four firmly on track; Second-half goals from Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka secured a 2-1 win over Brentford; Christian Norgaard grabbed a late consolation for the visitors
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Arsenal: Ramsdale (6), Soares (7), White (7), Gabriel Magalhaes (7), Tierney (7), Partey (7), Xhaka (7), Saka (7), Odegaard (6), Smith Rowe (8), Lacazette (6).
Subs: Pepe (n/a), Nketiah (n/a).
Brentford: Raya (7), Ajer (7), Jansson (7), Pinnock (8), Canos (6), Norgaard (7), Jensen (5), Henry (7), Dasilva (6), Wissa (6), Mbeumo (6).
Subs: Janelt (6), Baptiste (6), Ghoddos (n/a).
Man of the match: Emile Smith Rowe.
7) SOUTHAMPTON v EVERTON
Southampton earn deserved 2-0 win over Everton at St Mary’s to extend their unbeaten run in the Premier League to four matches; Everton are 16th in the table, four points above the relegation zone
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Southampton: Forster (6), Livramento (8), Bednarek (7), Salisu (7), Walker-Peters (9), S Armstrong (8), Ward-Prowse (8), Romeu (7), Elyounoussi (7), Adams (7), Broja (7).
Subs: Long (7), A Armstrong (6), Djenepo (6).
Everton: Pickford (8), Coleman (6), Holgate (6), Keane (6), Kenny (6), Iwobi (6), Allan (5), Van de Beek (5), Gordon (6), Calvert-Lewin (6), Richarlison (6).
Subs: Gomes (6), Townsend (6), Alli (6).
Man of the match: Kyle Walker-Peters.
8) WEST HAM v NEWCASTLE
Joe Willock’s equaliser just before the break cancels out Craig Dawson’s opener; Newcastle have taken 10 points from their last four Premier League games
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West Ham:Fabianski (7), Fredericks (5), Zouma (7), Dawson (8), Cresswell (6), Rice (5), Soucek (6), Benrahma (5), Fornals (5), Bowen (7), Antonio (4)
Subs: Vlasic (6), Johnson (6)
Newcastle:Dubravka (7), Krafth (7), Burn (8), Schar (8), Targett (8), Willock (8), Shelvey (7), Murphy (7), Joelinton (7), Fraser (7), Wood (7)
Subs:Bruno Guimarães (N/A), Almiron (N/A), Lascelles (N/A)
Man of the match:Joe Willock

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