Clockwatch: Premiership

All the major incidents and goals from Sunday's Premiership games.

Results
Liverpool 3-1 Man Utd
Leeds 2-1 Tottenham
Chelsea 2-1 Ipswich
Arsenal 2-4 Charlton

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1556: Charlton secure all three points with a 4-2 win against Arsenal at Highbury..
Arsenal 2-4 Charlton

1552: The full-time whistle goes at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea beat Ipswich 2-1.
Chelsea 2-1 Ipswich

1550: Chelsea's Sam Dalla Bona's long-range effort beats Ipswich keeper Matteo Sereni for his side's second goal of the afternoon.
Chelsea 2-1 Ipswich

1539: Marcus Stewart is brought down inside the Chelsea box by Mario Melchiot. He gets up and converts the penalty.
Chelsea 1-1 Ipswich

1521: Thierry Henry sends the Charlton goalkeeper, Dean Kiely, the wrong way from the penalty spot after he is brought down in the box.
Arsenal 2-4 Charlton

1515: Jason Euell is sent clear and runs through the Arsenal defence before guiding the ball into the Gunners net.
Arsenal 1-4 Charlton

1511: Claus Jensen chips a ball over the head of Arsenal's Richard Wright and into the net to give the visitors a 3-1 lead.
Arsenal 1-3 Charlton

1450: Half-time at Highbury, where Arsenal are losing 2-1 against Charlton.
Arsenal 1-2 Charlton

Chelsea's Sam Dalla Bona with Ipswich's Jermaine Wright

1448: Half-time at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea are beating Ipswich 1-0.
Chelsea 1-0 Ipswich

1445: Arsenal goalkeeper Richard Wright punches a cross into his own net after being put under pressure by Charlton's Jason Euell.
Arsenal 1-2 Charlton

1437: Steve Brown heads an equaliser for Charlton from a Paul Konchesky free-kick.
Arsenal 1-1 Charlton

1436: Gianfranco Zola gives Chelsea the lead against Ipswich after slotting in from the edge of the box.
Chelsea 1-0 Ipswich

1408: Thierry Henry puts Arsenal 1-0 up after finding himself free in the box and able to turn and shoot.
Arsenal 1-0 Charlton.

1341: Harry Kewell capitalises on a mix-up in the Tottenham defence to put Leeds 2-1 up.
Leeds 2-1 Tottenham.

1321: Full-time at Anfield, where Liverpool have beaten Man Utd.
Liverpool 3-1 Man Utd.

Patrick Vieira and Scott Parker clash at Highbury

1320: Ian Harte equalises for Leeds after his shot hits the back of Spurs keeper Neil Sullivan's head and into the net.
Leeds 1-1 Tottenham

1311: Tottenham's Gus Poyet puts the visitors 1-0 up after a stunning 25-yard shot from the edge of the Leeds box.
Leeds 0-1 Tottenham

1248: Half-time at Elland Road, where the match remains deadlocked.
Leeds 0-0 Tottenham

1240: United's Fabien Barthez fumbles a cross and the smallest man in the box, Michael Owen, heads in his second goal.
Liverpool 3-1 Man Utd.

Freund tackles Bakke

1238: David Beckham latches on to a Denis Irwin cross after a John Arne Riise mistake to put United back into the game.
Liverpool 2-1 Man Utd.

1218: Half-time at Anfield, where Liverpool go in 2-0 up.
Liverpool 2-0 Man Utd.

1210: A scorching left-foot free-kick from John Arne Riise beats Barthez from 28 yards out.
Liverpool 2-0 Man Utd.

1205: Tottenham's Poyet misses a good chance to put the visitors 1-0 up at Leeds.

1203: Michael Owen capitalises on Wes Brown's mistake to guide the ball past Barthez in the United goal for the game's opener.
Liverpool 1-0 Man Utd.

Owen celebrates his opener

1155: Liverpool's Danny Murphy fires in a shot after indecision in the United back-line but Barthez saves.

1140: The game gets off to a fast and furious pace, with Ruud van Nistelrooy beating the Liverpool defence twice before being forced wide by Jerzy Dudek.

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Team news:

Arsenal's Gilles Grimandi replaces Sol Campbell, who fails a fitness test. Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry form the Arsenal attack.

Charlton make only one change from the team beaten at home by Liverpool last Saturday, with Scott Parker replacing John Robinson in midfield.

Chelsea manager Claudio Ranieri makes six changes to the side that drew with 1-1 Hapoel Tel Aviv on Thursday. William Gallas, Mario Stanic, Boudewijn Zenden are demoted the substitutes' bench, while Emmanuel Petit, Graeme Le Saux and the injured Eidur Gudjohnsen all sit out.

Ipswich manager George Burley makes two changes from the side that beat Helsingborg 3-1 in the Uefa Cup in Sweden. Chris Makin returns at full back, while Jermaine Wright has recovered from a hamstring injury.