Premier League reports and highlights - matchday 20

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Norwich 2-2 Tottenham - report and highlights

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Harry Kane's late penalty rescued a 2-2 draw for Tottenham after an error-strewn defensive performance looked to have gifted Norwich victory at Carrow Road.

Norwich, who saw a Teemu Pukki goal chalked off by VAR for a marginal offside call, looked set to add Spurs to their list of Premier League scalps when Serge Aurier's own goal restored their lead after Mario Vrancic's first-half opener was cancelled out by Christian Eriksen's exquisite free-kick.

But Kane bailed Spurs out with nine minutes to spare, marking his 200th Premier League appearance by clinically dispatching a penalty he had won.

West Ham 1-2 Leicester - report and highlights

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Leicester piled the pressure on beleaguered West Ham boss Manuel Pellegrini after securing a 2-1 victory at the London Stadium.

Kelechi Iheanacho headed Leicester in front five minutes before the break.

The Hammers were handed a lifeline when Pablo Fornals equalised on the stroke of half-time, but Leicester went on to secure all three points when Demarai Gray (56), who saw his 12th minute penalty saved by Lukasz Fabianski, finished a swift counter-attack.

Brighton 2-0 Bournemouth - report and highlights

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Alireza Jahanbakhsh and Aaron Mooy scored their first goals for Brighton to earn an important 2-0 win for Graham Potter's side against south-coast rivals Bournemouth on Saturday.

The Iranian club-record signing finally got off the mark in his 27th appearance by firing home inside three minutes - Brighton's fastest goal in Premier League history.

Dan Burn's close-range finish shortly before the hour mark was chalked off by VAR but Mooy eventually doubled the Seagulls' advantage 11 minutes from time.

Newcastle 1-2 Everton - report and highlights

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Everton's resurgence under Carlo Ancelotti continued as Dominic Calvert-Lewin's double gave them a 2-1 win over Newcastle at St James' Park.

Calvert-Lewin proved the difference on Boxing Day as his goal gave Ancelotti victory in his first game over Burnley, and the 22-year-old Yorkshireman broke the deadlock with an instinctive finish after 13 minutes.

Fabian Schar (56) responded for Steve Bruce's side, but Calvert-Lewin met Richarlison's low cross (64) to inflict only a second home league defeat on the hosts.

Southampton 1-1 Crystal Palace - report and highlights

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Southampton's recent resurgence continued on Saturday as they played out an entertaining 1-1 draw at home to Crystal Palace.

Max Meyer's 15th-minute strike was ruled out by VAR as Wilfried Zaha was caught offside but though James Tomkins did give Palace the lead (50), a rare mistake from Martin Kelly allowed Danny Ings through to score the equaliser (74).

Watford 3-0 Aston Villa - report and highlights

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Aston Villa's relegation woes worsened as Troy Deeney's double helped 10-man Watford to a 3-0 win at Vicarage Road.

Despite Adrian Mariappa's red card with more than half-an-hour remaining, Watford added to the one-goal lead they held at that point with a Deeney penalty and Ismaila Sarr's second goal in three games as Nigel Pearson's resurgent side climbed to within two points of 18th-placed Villa.

Burnley 0-2 Manchester United - report and highlights

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Manchester United moved into the top five with a fourth win in six games, beating Burnley 2-0 at Turf Moor on Saturday evening.

United controlled the first half and went ahead just before the break as Anthony Martial capitalised on Charlie Taylor's error before calmly turning home (44).

Burnley, who didn't register a shot on target until after the hour mark, eventually came into the game, but David de Gea did well to save Phil Bardsley's effort, and Marcus Rashford wrapped it up with a messy finish in stoppage time (90+5) as United claimed their first clean sheet in three-and-a-half months.

Arsenal vs Chelsea - Super Sunday, 2pm kick-off, live on Sky Sports Premier League

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Liverpool vs Wolves - Super Sunday, 4.30pm kick-off, live on Sky Sports Premier League

Liverpool vs Wolves is live on Super Sunday from 4pm; kick-off 4.30pm. Sky Sports customers can watch in-game clips in the live match blog on the Sky Sports website and app. Highlights will also be published on the Sky Sports digital platforms and the Sky Sports Football YouTube channel shortly after the final whistle.

Manchester City vs Sheffield United, 6pm kick-off

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