Summary

  • FT: Barnes scores 102nd-minute winner to give Newcastle remarkable 4-3 victory over Leeds

  • FT: Burnley 2-2 Man Utd after Sesko double

  • FT: Man City 1-1 Brighton - Guardiola's side stay five points behind leaders Arsenal

  • FT: Bournemouth 3-2 Tottenham - Semenyo scores 95th-minute winner

  • FT: Fulham 2-1 Chelsea, Everton 1-1 Wolves

  • FT: Crystal Palace 0-0 Aston Villa, Brentford 3-0 Sunderland

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  1. Newcastle 3-3 Leeds

    Seven minutes of the 10 added have come and gone. Is there time for a winner?

  2. FT: Burnley 2-2 Manchester United

    Manchester United's last three matches...

    • 1-1 vs Wolves (H)
    • 1-1 vs Leeds United (A)
    • 2-2 vs Burnley (A)

    That's three points from games against three of the bottom five. Whether it is Darren Fletcher or someone else, they have a big job on their hands to get the Champions League qualification the board demand.

  3. SUBSTITUTION

    Newcastle 3-3 Leeds

    Some late changes for Leeds.

    Ao Tanaka, Sebastiaan Bornauw and Wilfried Gnonto are all on.

    Joe Rodon, Ilia Gruev and Brenden Aaronson are off.

  4. Newcastle 3-3 Leeds

    Newcastle have fallen behind on three occasions, but they have found a way back each time. Can they find a winner now?

  5. FULL-TIME

    Burnley 2-2 Manchester United

    Fantastic entertainment at Turf Moor and it ends a point apiece. Benjamin Sesko's double for Manchester United was not enough as Jaidon Anthony scored a lovely equaliser. Ayden Heaven had scored an own goal to give the Clarets a 1-0 lead much earlier on.

    Burnley's English striker #11 Jaidon Anthony (C) celebrates scoring their second goalGetty Images

  6. CLOSE!

    Burnley 2-2 Manchester United

    Shea Lacey is having a great cameo off the bench for Manchester United. He hits a powerful blaster from range and it zips over the top. Almost a stunning 95th-minute winner.

  7. Newcastle 3-3 Leeds

    Here's a rogue stat for you...

    Brenden Aaronson is the first player to score twice and concede a penalty in a Premier League game since Grant Holt in February 2012 for Norwich v Swansea.

  8. goal

    GOAL - Newcastle 3-3 Leeds

    Bruno Guimaraes

    And he scores! Newcastle are level... again.

    Bruno Guimaraes takes a stuttered run up and slots past Lucas Perri to the right.

  9. Newcastle 2-3 Leeds

    VAR has a look but it won't overturn Michael Salisbury's on-field decision.

    Penalty to Newcastle. Bruno Guimaraes steps up...

  10. Burnley 2-2 Manchester United

    Luke Shaw would have been through on goal, but the Manchester United left-back just can't stretch enough to take control of the ball forwards.

  11. PENALTY

    Newcastle 2-3 Leeds

    Another twist in the tale?

    Brenden Aaronson - the Leeds goalscorer - has his arm outstretched when the ball is whipped in by Lewis Hall, and referee Michael Salisbury points to the spot.

    It will be checked by VAR.

  12. Newcastle 2-3 Leeds

    That was an awkward ball for Jaka Bijol to clear at his near post, but he manages to put it behind for a Newcastle corner.

  13. Burnley 2-2 Manchester United

    Five minutes of added time for either side to find a winner.

    Manchester United's English midfielder #37 Kobbie Mainoo controls the ballGetty Images

  14. SUBSTITUTION

    Newcastle 2-3 Leeds

    Dominic Calvert-Lewin makes way for Lukas Nmecha.

    The striker takes his time walking over to the touchline until he is reminded by Ethan Ampadu that he's on a yellow card and needs to be careful.

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    Mainoo doing himself no favours tonight, again.

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  16. YELLOW CARD

    Burnley 2-2 Manchester United

    Burnley boss Scott Parker has talked himself into a booking after arguing a decision that went against his side.

  17. Newcastle 2-3 Leeds

    Sven Botman pushes away a trio of Leeds defenders, but his looping header is cleared off the line.

    Newcastle come again with another corner, but Yoane Wissa can't find a way through a wall of Leeds players.

  18. Burnley 2-2 Manchester United

    Kobbie Mainoo with a first-time effort from 30 yards out, but it needed to be special - and it wasn't as it sails over the crossbar.

  19. Newcastle 2-3 Leeds

    Joelinton will have to do better than that if he's to find an equaliser for Newcastle. His tame effort is easily collected by Lucas Perri.

  20. HITS THE WOODWORK - Manchester United

    Burnley 2-2 Manchester United

    Almost a dream moment for 18-yard-old right winger Shea Lacey, who has been on the pitch for a matter of seconds after replacing Manuel Ugarte.

    Lacey, with the home defenders backing off, runs to the edge of the penalty area and unleashes a great effort, but it rebounds off the crossbar to deny him his first senior goal for Manchester United.