Premiership clockwatch

All the New Year's Day action from the Premiership, including goal updates as they happen.

Premiership results and match reports:

Charlton 1-0 Arsenal | Report
Chelsea 1-0 Aston Villa | Report
Coventry 1-1 Man City | Report
Derby 1-0 Everton | Report
Leeds 1-1 Middlesbrough | Report
Leicester 1-2 Bradford | Report
Liverpool 2-1 Southampton | Report
Sunderland 4-1 Ipswich | Report

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Later action comes first, scroll down for earlier details.

88 mins Don Hutchison sends substitute Stefan Schwarz clear to fire home Sunderland's fourth against Ipswich. Sunderland 4-1 Ipswich

86 mins Markus Babbel heads home from four yards following a corner to edge Liverpool back in front against Southampton at Anfield. Liverpool 2-1 Southampton

75 mins Arsenal are handed a lifeline at Charlton as Gilles Grimandi is sent crashing in the penalty area. But Nelson Vivas squanders the chance to level as his spot kick is brilliantly saved by Dean Kiely.

72 mins Marc Edworthy's shot from the left dips viciously and leaves Manchester City keeper Nicky Weaver red-faced as Coventry level the score. Coventry 1-1 Manchester City

63 mins Dichio and Phillips continue to work well together for Sunderland. This time, Phillips crosses for Dichio to fire home. Sunderland 3-1 Ipswich

57 mins Kevin Phillips fires home following a Danny Dichio knock-down to put Sunderland ahead against Ipswich with his 11th goal of the season. Sunderland 2-1 Ipswich

54 mins Paulo Wanchope sidefoots Manchester City ahead at Coventry, slotting home from Darren Huckerby's low cross. Coventry 0-1 Manchester City

51 mins Robbie Keane opens his goalscoring account for Leeds, firing home from the penalty spot after Middlesbrough's Curtis Fleming was harshly adjudged to have handled. Leeds 1-1 Middlesbrough.

50 mins Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink shoots against the Villa crossbar after a jinking run into the penalty area.

48 mins Arsenal survive further punishment at The Valley as Alex Manninger pulls off a fine save to keep out Shaun Bartlett's header.

Leicester's problems continue at Filbert Street as goalkeeper Tim Flowers is substituted at half time. Simon Royce replaces him.

45 mins Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink cashes in on a David James howler to put Chelsea in front against Aston Villa. James fires a clearance straight at the striker, whose deflected effort is ruled to have crossed the line despite Gareth Southgate's efforts to clear. Chelsea 1-0 Aston Villa

39 mins Jonatan Johansson breaks the deadlock at The Valley, heading home from a Graham Stuart cross to put Charlton ahead against Arsenal.

38 mins Muzzy Izzet brings Leicester back into contention against Bradford, firing home from the penalty spot. Leicester 1-2 Bradford

36 mins Titus Bramble has a goal disallowed for Ipswich as he is adjudged to have handled the ball into the Sunderland net.

30 mins Wayne Jacobs puts Bradford two up with a free kick which goes through the legs of Leicester keeper Tim Flowers. Leicester 0-2 Bradford

27 mins Croatian striker Alen Boksic outpaces the Leeds defence to fire Middlesbrough in front at Leeds.

25 mins Eoin Jess strikes on his Bradford debut to put the Bantams in front against Leicester at Filbert Street. Leicester 0-1 Bradford

25 mins Julio Arca levels for Sunderland as he bends a free kick beyond Richard Wright from 20 yards. Sunderland 1-1 Ipswich

20 mins Deon Burton fires Derby ahead against Everton, slotting home after Malcolm Christie had dummied a Stefano Eranio cross.

19 minsTrond Egil Soltvedt levels for Southampton as he fires home unmarked at the far post. Liverpool 1-1 Southampton

12 mins Steven Gerrard puts Liverpool ahead against Southampton with a vicious right-foot drive which crashes in off the underside of the bar. Liverpool 1-0 Southampton

10 mins David James pulls off a stunning point-blank save to deny Gus Poyet an opener for Chelsea against Aston Villa at Stamford Bridge.

6 mins Ipswich draw first blood at the Stadium of Light as Matt Holland's low cross is turned home by Marcus Stewart. Sunderland 0-1 Ipswich

All eight afternoon Premiership matches survive the weather, so Manchester City new boy Darren Huckerby is able to make his full debut against his former club, Coventry.