Premiership clockwatch

All the main action from Saturday's six Premiership games

Results:
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Charlton 1-2 Bolton
Derby 3-4 Everton
Ipswich 0-0 Aston Villa
Leicester 0-2 Leeds
Man Utd 0-1 Middlesbrough
Sunderland 1-1 Southampton

FA Cup result:
Arsenal 3-0 Newcastle | Match report

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1655: Full-time
The final whistle blows at Old Trafford and Middlesbrough pull off a famous 1-0 victory over Man Utd that throws the title race wide open.

Beckham and Man Utd were frustrated by Boro

Elsewhere, Everton and Bolton hold on for precious wins at Derby and Charlton respectively, but Ipswich are held to a goalless draw by Aston Villa.

Leeds win 2-0 at Leicester, and Southampton earn a deserved point at Sunderland.

1653: Ipswich keeper Matteo Sereni does brilliantly to keep out an effort from Villa's Thomas Hitzlsperger.

1647: Sunderland 1-1 Southampton
Substitute Jo Tessem outjumps the home defence to equalise for the Saints.

1638: Derby 3-4 Everton
Robert Lee crosses for Branko Strupar to pull another one back for Derby and set up a grandstand finish at Pride Park.

Unsworth delighted with another goal for Everton

1635: Derby 2-4 Everton
Lee Morris hooks home a second for Derby in an increasingly frantic match. But have they got enough time to save themselves?

1631: Derby 1-4 Everton
Niclas Alexandersson lays the ball off to Duncan Ferguson, who fires home Everton's fourth from 20 yards.

1623: Sunderland 1-0 Southampton
Jason McAteer's strike puts Sunderland ahead against the run of play at The Stadium of Light.

1617: Derby 1-3 Everton
A glimmer of hope for Derby as substitute Branko Strupar pulls one back with a fine strike.

1615: Derby 0-3 Everton
Everyone misses a cross from the right wing and Niclas Alexandersson is free to slip home a third for the visitors.

1613: Charlton 1-2 Bolton
Jason Euell crosses for Jonatan Johansson to pull one back for Charlton with his first goal in 16 games.

Bolton's Youri Djorkaeff on target at Charlton

1611: Derby 0-2 Everton
Luciano Zavagno concedes a free-kick near the Derby box and Alan Stubbs thrashes home Everton's second goal.

1608: Man Utd re-emerge for the second half, and will have to play much better if they are to overturn Boro's lead at Old Trafford.

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1541: Charlton 0-2 Bolton
Youri Djorkaeff fires home his second goal of the game with a deflected free-kick.

1539: Derby 0-1 Everton
Thomas Gravesen lays the ball off to David Unsworth, who fires home his second left-foot strike in successive games.

Fowler finds the net at Filbert Street

1532: Leicester 0-2 Leeds
Robbie Fowler gets the second for Leeds... and ironically becomes the highest goalscorer at Filbert Street this season after his hat-trick there for Liverpool earlier in the campaign.

1530: Ryan Giggs wastes a good opportunity for Man Utd.

1528: Niclas Alexandersson replaces the injured Lee Carsley for Everton in the relegation six-pointer at Pride Park.

1524: Paul Warhurst upends Charlton's Scott Parker in the Bolton box... but Jason Euell misses the resulting penalty.

1519: Leicester 0-1 Leeds
Ian Walker does well to keep out Robbie Fowler's acrobatic effort - but Mark Viduka follows up to find the net for Leeds.

1518: Charlton 0-1 Bolton
Bolton take the lead at The Valley through Youri Djorkaeff.

1515: Matt Elliott hits the post for Leicester.

Boksic celebrates scoring at Old Trafford

1512: Ipswich right-back Chris Makin is stretchered off at Portman Road after a challenge from Villa's Darius Vassell and is replaced by Jim Magilton.

1510: Man Utd 0-1 Middlesbrough
Benito Carbone steals possession from Juan Veron and feeds Alen Boksic to put Boro ahead at Old Trafford.

1500 GMT: Saturday's six Premiership games kick off.

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Team news:

Manchester United welcome back Ruud van Nistelrooy and Juan Sebastian Veron from injury, and Diego Forlan starts. Ugo Ehiogu and Neol Whelan return for Middlesbrough.

Leicester give a debut young centre-back Jon Ashton at home to Leeds, who have Dominic Matteo in alongside England hopeful Jonathan Woodgate.

Everton bring in Jesper Blomqvist for 'flu victim Alessandro Pistone at Derby, who give a first start in goal to Swiss goalkeeper Patrick Foletti in place of the injured Andy Oakes.

Ricketts dropped

Ipswich recall Finidi George and Jermaine Wright partners Matt Holland in midfield against Aston Villa, who are without Juan Pablo Angel up front.

Bolton drop Michael Ricketts for the trip to the Valley, so Dean Holdsworth and Fredi Bobic start in attack.

Kevin Phillips and Claudio Reyna are back for Sunderland at home to Southampton, for whom Claus Lundekvam, Paul Williams and Chris Marsden all play.