Premiership clockwatch

All the main action from Saturday's matches.

Results:
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Arsenal 2-1 Spurs
Bolton 4-1 Ipswich
Chelsea 3-0 Everton
Middlesbrough 2-1 Aston Villa
Southampton 2-0 Derby
West Ham 2-0 Charlton

Early result:
Leicester 0-1 Man Utd | Match report

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1657: Full-time
Arsenal edge a tight 2-1 victory over Spurs thanks to Lauren's late penalty, and that takes them back to the top of the Premiership.

Bolton complete a crucial 4-1 win over Ipswich that eases their relegation fears, but compounds Ipswich's misery.

Derby also lose 2-0 at Southampton to lose more ground at the bottom.

Elsewhere, there are comfortable wins for Chelsea, West Ham and a tight 2-1 victory for Middlebrough over Aston Villa.

1655: Chelsea 3-0 Everton
Gianfranco Zola seals Chelsea's win with a goal in the last minute at Stamford Bridge.

1654: Bolton 4-1 Ipswich
Jamie Clapham gets a late goal for Ipswich, but it's academic.

Villa old boy Ehiogu heads home Boro's winner

1650: Tomasz Radzinski misses a good chance for an Everton consolation goal at Stamford Bridge.

1647: Arsenal 2-1 Tottenham
A second penalty within minutes at Highbury, and this time it's for the Gunners after Dean Richards pulls down Thierry Henry. With Henry injured, Lauren assumes responsibility for the spot-kick... and scores!

1643: Arsenal 1-1 Tottenham
Suddenly, Spurs move forward and win a penalty when David Seaman brings down Gus Poyet. Teddy Sheringham steps up and scores a goal that could throw open the title race once again.

1640: Spurs are battling hard at Highbury, but don't really look like troubling the comfortable Arsenal defence.

1632: Charlton waste a way back into the match when Paul Konchesky blasts a penalty over the bar.

1623: Middlesbrough 2-1 Aston Villa
Ugo Ehiogu heads Boro back in front against his former club from a corner by fellow Villa old boy Benito Carbone.

1619: Middlesbrough 1-1 Aston Villa
Peter Crouch nods down to strike partner Juan Pablo Angel who pokes home the equaliser for Villa.

Oakley celebrates his first Saints goal this season

1615: Southampton 2-0 Derby
Marian Pahars increases the pressure on Derby with his 16th goal of the season.

1610: Thierry Henry comes agonisngly close to a second for Arsenal after a bad mistake by Spurs defender Chris Perry.

1605: Ipswich boss George Burley makes three changes after a desperate first-half at The Reebok, hauling off Sixto Peralta, Finidi George and Mark Venus.

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1548: Chelsea 2-0 Everton
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink gets his second with a slightly deflected shot.

A fantastic first-half hat-trick for Botlon's Bobic

1544: Chris Riggott hits the bar as Derby push for an equaliser against Southampton.

1541: Bolton 4-0 Ipswich
It's a first-half hat-trick for Fredi Bobic as Bolton continue to completely overwhelm a very sorry looking Ipswich outfit.

1540: Middlesbrough 1-0 Aston Villa
Benito Carbone wriggles free in the box to fire Boro in front.

1538: Bolton 3-0 Ipswich
Things go from bad to worse for Ipswich... Andy Marshall makes another howler and allows Youri Djorkaeff to tap home the third for a buoyant Bolton.

1536: West Ham 2-0 Charlton
A flowing West Ham move ends with Sebastien Schemmel crossing for Frederic Kanoute to make it 2-0.

1534: Bolton 2-0 Ipswich
Ipswich keeper Andy Marshall gets caught out, and Fredi Bobic capitalises to score his, and Bolton's second goal.

Ljungberg (right) put Arsenal ahead

1532: Southampton 1-0 Derby
Matt Oakley volleys Saints ahead with his first goal of the season.

1531: Chelsea 1-0 Everton
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink finds the net with a sublime chip.

1527: Arsenal 1-0 Tottenham
Freddie Ljungberg times his run perfectly and slots Arsenal ahead at the second attempt.

1525: West Ham 1-0 Charlton
Paolo di Canio wins a soft penalty after a clumsy challenge from Richard Rufus... and the West Ham striker duly squeezes home the spot-kick.

1522: Chelsea defender John Terry is forced off with a head injury, so Boudewijn Zenden comes on as substitute, and clips the woodwork with a fine effort soon after.

1520: Gus Poyet is booked for Spurs.

1515: Arsenal are enjoying plenty of possession against Spurs, but have yet to create any real chances at Highbury.

1504: Bolton 1-0 Ipswich
Fredi Bobic gives Bolton the perfect start in their relegation six-pointer by controlling Simon Charlton's shot and firing home after just 71 seconds.

1500 BST: After Man Utd's win at Leicester, Saturday's six other Premiership games kick off.

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Team news:

Tony Adams and Lauren return for Arsenal as they look to match Man Utd's victory at Leicester. The Gunners face Spurs, who welcome back Ledley King, Gus Poyet and Christian Ziege.

Ipswich are unchanged for their relegation six-pointer at Bolton, who recall Jussi Jaaskelainen and Rod Wallace.

Southampton and Derby both welcome back their key hitmen for the match at St Mary's, with James Beattie and Malcolm Christie returning from injury.

Chelsea trio return

Aston Villa are unchanged at The Riverside, so continue with Juan Pablo Angel and Peter Crouch up front. Boro bring back Mark Schwarzer in goal and Allan Johnston in midfield for the suspended Paul Ince, but Alen Boksic fails a late fitness test.

Eidur Gudjohnsen, Frank Lampard and Emmanuel Petit all return for Chelsea against Everton, who have Thomas Gravesen back from suspension and Peter Clarke in for the injured Alan Stubbs.

Paolo di Canio starts for West Ham despite his bust-up with manager Glenn Roeder when substituted last week. The Hammers face Charlton, who have Jonathan Fortune and Paul Konchesky in for Chris Powell and John Robinson.