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Sunday 20 October 2019 20:01, UK
Catch up with all the reports and match highlights from matchday nine. Watch PL goals this term for free, without being a Sky Sports subscriber.
We'll bring you highlights of every Premier League game on the Sky Sports website and app shortly after full-time or from 5.15pm on Saturday afternoons.
Adam Lallana's late equaliser saved a point for an under-par Liverpool as they drew 1-1 at Manchester United on Super Sunday in a game littered with more VAR drama.
Marcus Rashford gave United the lead from close range (36) as Liverpool's cries for a foul on Divock Origi in the build-up were denied by VAR. Sadio Mane looked to have equalised (44), VAR correctly ruling the strike out for a handball, but Liverpool did snatch a leveller five minutes from time when Lallana tapped in at the back post.
Manchester City got back to winning ways with a 2-0 victory against Crystal Palace, although they were made to sweat for the three points.
Pep Guardiola's side scored twice in 93 seconds after a stellar performance from Wayne Hennessey had kept them at bay for much of the opening period. Gabriel Jesus (39) nodded home his 50th City goal in all competitions before David Silva (41) tucked home through the goalkeeper's legs.
Dele Alli scored a late equaliser for Spurs in a 1-1 draw with Watford but confusion surrounded it as a VAR review awarded the goal on the field but disallowed it on the big screen.
Alli's leveller (86) - after Abdoulaye Doucoure (6) had given Watford the lead - was reviewed by VAR for a potential handball and referee Chris Kavanagh signalled for a goal but the big screen stated that the goal had been ruled out, before eventually confirming it had been given.
Chelsea moved into the Premier League top four as Marcos Alonso's late strike gave them a 1-0 win over Newcastle at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea finally broke down the stubborn Magpies when Alonso (73) struck a fierce low effort after being fed by Callum Hudson-Odoi on the left of the box.
Matt Targett scored a stoppage-time stunner to complete a breathless Aston Villa comeback as they beat Brighton 2-1 at Villa Park.
Adam Webster's first Brighton goal handed the visitors the lead (12), but their hopes of victory took a blow when Aaron Mooy was sent off after two quickfire yellow cards (35).
Conor Hourihane's thumping effort minutes before the break was then ruled out by VAR (42), but Jack Grealish restored parity when he bundled home a cross from close range (45+3) and Targett earned all three points in the fourth minute of added time.
Leicester moved up to second in the Premier League after coming from behind to beat Burnley 2-1 at the King Power Stadium.
On an emotional day when Leicester remembered late chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, who died alongside four others in a helicopter crash outside the King Power Stadium a year ago this month, the Foxes rallied as Jamie Vardy's 45th-minute header cancelled out Chris Wood's opener (26).
Youri Tielemans earned Leicester the point - but Burnley were aggrieved when Wood's close-range effort was ruled out by VAR for a foul on Jonny Evans.
Raul Jimenez equalised from the spot but had two first-half efforts ruled out by VAR as Wolves had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Southampton.
The Mexican striker twice put the ball in the net in the opening 45 minutes but VAR ruled his first strike out for handball and his second for offside in the build-up.
Danny Ings pounced on a mistake to fire Saints in front in the 53rd minute but Jimenez finally got his goal by converting from the spot eight minutes later after Matt Doherty was tripped.
Bournemouth and Norwich both earned their first clean sheets of the season as they played out a drab 0-0 draw at the Vitality Stadium.
Everton moved out of the bottom three, temporarily at least, after goals from Bernard and Gylfi Sigurdsson gave them a 2-0 win over West Ham to relieve the pressure on Marco Silva.
Bernard set Silva's struggling side on course in the 17th minute but they had to wait until stoppage time to put the seal on a much-improved performance through substitute Sigurdsson's superb strike (90+2).
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