Premiership clockwatch

All the incidents and goals from Saturday's Premiership games.

Results:
Bolton 2-2 Everton
Middlesbrough 5-1 Derby
Newcastle 3-0 Aston Villa
Southampton 1-2 Blackburn
West Ham 0-2 Fulham

Early result: Leicester 1-0 Sunderland

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1655: Bolton 2-2 Everton
Michael Ricketts grabs an equaliser for ten-man Bolton in the fourth minute of injury time.

1647: Middlesbrough 5-1 Derby
Fabrizio Ravanelli gets a consolation with a late free-kick for Derby.

1645: Southampton 1-2 Blackburn
Marcus Bent slips the ball to Craig Hignett who puts Blackburn ahead late on at the St Mary's stadium.

1644: Bolton are down to ten men after substitute Djibrill Diawara is dismissed.

1642: Middlesbrough 5-0 Derby
Carlos Marinelli compounds Derby's misery by netting from a very acute angle.

1640: Newcastle 3-0 Aston Villa
Craig Bellamy caps a fine day for himself and Newcastle by running onto another Rob Lee pass and slipping the ball through Peter Schmeichel's legs.

1638: Kevin Nolan puts the ball in the net for Bolton... but the goal is disallowed.

1632: Middlesbrough 4-0 Derby
Robbie Mustoe fires in Boro's fourth.

1630: Criag Bellamy breaks free for Newcastle but steers his shot just wide of the post.

1626: West Ham 0-2 Fulham
Louis Saha feeds Steed Malbranque down Fulham's right, and he duly beats Shaka Hislop.

Gazza in action for Everton at Bolton

1623: The crossbar denies Rod Wallace an equaliser for Bolton.

1620: Middlesbrough 3-0 Derby
Alen Boksic adds a third for a rampant Boro, coolly chipping over Derby keeper Mart Poom.

1618: Bolton 1-2 Everton
Paul Gascoigne puts Everton in front with a right-foot shot from just inside the Bolton box.

1616: Middlesbrough 2-0 Derby
Jonathan Greening's cross from the left eludes everyone except Carlos Marinelli, who converts with a stylish half-volley.

1608: Middlesbrough 1-0 Derby
Szilard Nemeth puts Boro in front after Mart Poom blocks Carlos Marinelli's shot.

1607: Newcastle 2-0 Aston Villa
Rob Lee's excellent pass is brilliantly volleyed home by Alan Shearer.

1602: Alan Shearer rises to meet a free-kick but his header hits the post.

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1545: West Ham 0-1 Fulham
Sylvain Legwinski heads the visitors in front from a corner on the left.

Bellamy celebrates his opener for Newcastle

1544: Bolton 1-1 Everton
Alan Stubbs equalises for Everton with a thunderous free-kick.

1541: Southampton 1-1 Blackburn
Tugay's long-range stunner from fully 30 yards brings Rovers level.

1540: Barry Hayles is played through and wriggles round Shaka Hislop, only to miss an open goal as West Ham desperately clear their lines.

1537: Newcastle 1-0 Aston Villa
Craig Bellamy runs on to a chipped pass from Robbie Elliott and rifles the ball into the roof the net.

1536: Southampton 1-0 Blackburn
James Beattie's heads on for Marian Pahars to beat Brad Friedel and put the Saints ahead.

1521: West Ham's Hayden Foxe and Fulham's Barry Hayles are both booked for an ugly clash at Upton Park.

1515: Newcastle keeper Shay Given does well to tip over a rasping Hassan Kachloul shot.

1514: Freddie Kanoute gets through for West Ham against Fulham but is denied by the post.

1512: Bolton 1-0 Everton
Bolton take the lead against the early run of play thanks to Per Frandsen's fine free-kick after David Weir's foul on Kevin Nolan.

1500: Saturday's five remaining Premiership games kick off. Ealier, Ade Akinbiyi's 61st minute strike gives Leicester a much-needed 1-0 victory over Sunderland.

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Team news:

Bolton are forced into a late change when goalkeeper Jussi Jaaskelainen is injured in the warm-up. Kevin Poole steps in, while Mike Whitlow, Paul Warhurst and Rod Wallace also return.

Paul Gascoigne returns to the Everton starting line-up at Bolton but Duncan Ferguson's anticipated return doesn't materialise. Steve Simonsen replaces Paul Gerrard in goal.

In-form strike duo Juan Pablo Angel and Darius Vassell leads Aston Villa's front line at Newcastle, who have Robert Lee back in midfield. Laurent Robert shrugs off 'flu to start for The Magpies.

Blackburn replace the injured Corrado Grabbi with Mark Hughes for the game at Southampton, while the Saints have two ex-Coventry players, Paul Williams and Paul Telfer, in their line-up.

At Upton Park, Fulham's Louis Saha comes in for Steve Marlet who is still injured, while West Ham bring in Laurent Courtois for Scott Minto.

Fabrizio Ravanelli returns to The Riverside with Derby, with Boro boss Steve McLaren also facing a former club in The Rams.