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Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth United with plenty of the ball but look far away from it. What a terrible result this is for the Amorim regime.

Everton 0-0 Chelsea Sean Dyche makes a number of subs to see this one out and N’Diaye almost scores past Sanchez who has to come out bravely to smother. Chelsea began to panic.

Fulham 0-0 Southampton Sander Berge, sliding back to make a tackle, is hurt and knew he was hurt as soon as he hit the ground. Then comes Sasa Lukic,

Leicester 0-3 Wolves Wolves almost score a fourth! Santiago Bueno’s header hits the post.

Fulham 0-3 Southampton Aaron Ramsdale, fingers tied, makes a fine and brave save at the back post.

Fulham 0-0 Southampton We’re getting to the point where a Saints defender makes a foul. Or are we? Fulham have found the going tough.

Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth It was brilliant by Bournemouth and hopeless by United.

Goal! Manchester United 0-3 Bournemouth (Semenyo, 64)

Manchester United 0-2 Bournemouth Andoni Iraola’s side are chasing the top four and looking down on the Manchester clubs.

Goal! Manchester United 0-2 Bournemouth (Kluivert, 61)

Penalty to Bournemouth!

Everton 0-0 Chelsea Ashley Young booked for the second of two outings at Jadon Sancho. He will miss the next game with suspension.

Fulham 0-0 Southampton Sugawara makes a spirited run and it allows Adam Armstrong to get Saints’ first shot on target.

Everton 0-0 Chelsea It feels like the team chasing a place at the top is getting frustrated. Harrison had the best chance of the second half.

Manchester United 0-1 Bournemouth Changes are coming, and early from Ruben Amorim, with Rasmus Hojlund coming on as they build up pressure. Garnacho also comes.

Everton 0-0 Chelsea Harrison has a chance, created by N’Diaye, such a livewire and it’s Sanchez who makes a fine save.

Fulham 0-0 Southampton Josh King goes on one of his runs, then ends up being fouled by Sugawara, who gets a caution.

Manchester United 0-1 Bournemouth It is the away team that has started brighter in the second half. Harry Maguire has been put under a lot of pressure.

Back in action for the second half

Richard Hirst contacts: “Southampton only have one defender and we still can’t score – what did I tell you!”

Luke and Laura: “The close-up of the ball being blown by the wind before Everton tried to take a free-kick and a cone being blown into the pitch are among the top three highlights from the first half of this game. Let’s all spare one more thought all the fans on the west coast of America who got up at 6 in the morning to see this.”

Jeremy Boyce: So how do the latest management changes work? Man U: so far….to go. Southampton: so far so good Wolves: Blimey! Leicester: Uh.

Hasan Minhas: “As a lifelong Forest fan, I spent today trying out this newfangled concept that I’ve heard about in books and anecdotes – it’s called ‘enjoying the Christmas break.'” Apparently people use this time to relax with family, see corny movies and playing Mariah Carey on loop, instead of shaking up the weekend’s scorelines and devising intricate algorithms to calculate how many points are needed to stave off relegation. It feels alien, maybe even cheeky, but I’m really getting a feel for it.”

Oh Gary Gary: Wolves fans sing Vitor Pereira’s name.

Half time: Leicester 0-3 Wolves

Half time: Fulham 0-0 Southampton

Half time: Everton 0-0 Chelsea

Half time: Manchester 0-1 Bournemouth

Everton 0-0 Chelsea Yes, this game is being completely fleshed out. Chelsea have only flickered occasionally. Pickford has been booked for time wasting. No one seems to know.

Leicester 0-3 Wolves (Cunha, 44)

Manchester United 0-1 Bournemouth Bruno Fernandes has missed two chances for the home team.

Jeremy Boyce: “Of course the Toffees fans will believe the new American ownership if it brings them a whiff of a trophy. Hard to believe but it’s almost 40 (forty!) years since they last bothered the engravers.”

It’s 30 next year. I was there. On my 19th birthday.

Eric Pietersen on the Everton takeover. “The start of the Friedkin Group era at Everton strikes me in a uniquely personal way.

My love of soccer started as a teenager with a family that moved to Rome the month Italy won the 1982 World Cup (quite the eye-opener for an American kid) and it suffered its first heartbreak two years later with Roma’s loss to Liverpool at the Stadio Olimpico in the 1984 European Cup final (that’s why I chose to be an Evertonian). The relief of knowing that Farhad Moshiri is no longer around to screw things up at Everton is comparable to passing a kidney stone (I can speak from experience) and the Friedkin group that do it therefore deserve my overwhelming goodwill.

“But it will not be bottomless. Roma are now on their fourth manager of the season, including the sacking of club legend Daniele de Rossi, which went down with supporters about as badly as Moshiri hiring Liverpool legend Rafa Benitez at Everton three years ago.

“I am wary that there is a blind spot in the Friedkin Group’s US-inspired approach to sports management when it comes to running a football club across the pond, and I am excited to see how much this has fueled disorder at Rome. I have to think that will be a concern for me as an Evertonian too, but not too much right now. I’m just so happy. Farhad Moshiri is gone! Hallelujah!!”

Fulham 0-0 Southampton Iwobi crashes one from range. That is what they have been reduced to by a disciplined performance from the Southampton defender. Yes, you read that right.

Goal! Leicester 0-2 Wolves (Rodrigo Gomes 36)

Manchester United 0-1 Bournemouth United have been terrible at set pieces all season and looked to have gotten worse under Amorim. Manchester, so much to answer for.

Fulham 0-0 Southampton Iwobi drives the ball past. It all seems to be Fulham at the moment.