Liverpool vs Man City LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction as Mohamed Salah seals narrow win

58 mins: Lots for drama in this second half already.

Kevin De Bruyne is played in behind the Liverpool defence on the right side but his pulled back pass is cut out and cleared. City come again with Foden in possession on the left, he comes inside and gives it to Gundogan who feeds it back wide for Bernardo Silva.

Bernardo’s cross comes into the six-yard box but Virgil van Dijk is there to clear it.

55 mins: It’s chalked off! The referee is called over to the pitchside monitor, sees Haaland with his hands all over Fabinho and changes his decision.

Liverpool have the free kick and Man City’s opener is ruled out. Pep Guardiola is fuming.

53 mins: Have City got the opener?

It’s booted long and Haaland pulls down Fabinho as he tries to bring the ball down. The referee lets play go on and the ball comes to De Bruyne who slides one into the box. Haaland continues his run and takes the ball away from Alisson but it comes loose and Foden arrives to guide it into the open net!

VAR is looking at this though.

52 mins: Ederson comes out of that move a little worse for wear but is okay to play and as a bonus has been awarded a goal kick by the referee who didn’t see the touch he got.

50 mins: Huge chance! Mo Salah spins off the back of Ruben Dias and sprints in behind as Roberto Firmino flicks the ball over the top.

Salah takes it under control and carries the ball into the box with only Ederson to beat. He pokes it to the goalkeeper’s right but Ederson gets the faintest of touches on the ball but it’s enough to direct it wide of the left-hand post.

Great save!

48 mins: Nathan Ake looks to feed the ball in between the Liverpool centre-backs but Joe Gomez steps out and intercepts the pass. Liverpool then work it up to Diogo Jota who gets taken out by Manuel Akanji.

Liverpool get the game restarted and work an aerial pass over to the left wing where the ball bounces out of play. City chuck it back in play and come down the right but Rodri shoulders Thiago in the face and gives away a free kick to the home side.

Mason Mount and Kepa Arrizabalaga were Chelsea’s heroes as they survived a scare at Aston Villa to maintain Graham Potter’s unbeaten start.

Mount bagged a brace – in front of watching England boss Gareth Southgate – to seal a battling 2-0 win at Villa Park. But they needed Kepa to produce two stunning first-half stops to deny Jacob Ramsey and Danny Ings with Chelsea on the ropes.

The Blues have now won their last five in all competitions – keeping four clean sheets – and cemented fourth spot in the Premier League. Defeat was harsh on an improved Villa, who rattled Chelsea, but they slipped closer to the drop zone.

Boss Steven Gerrard joined with Villa 16th and two points above the relegation zone, they now sit 16th and just a point above the bottom three almost 12 months into his reign.

Declan Rice denied Ralph Hasenhuttl a much-needed win as West Ham snatched a 1-1 draw at Southampton on Sunday (16 October).

Saints boss Hasenhuttl has come under increasing pressure after a run of four straight defeats and 15 losses in their last 21 matches.

The Austrian saw his side arrest that particular slide here thanks to a first Premier League goal from Romain Perraud, but Southampton were clinging on at the end after England midfielder Rice hauled the Hammers level.

The visitors arrived on the south coast with only one fully-fit centre back, with Craig Dawson and Kurt Zouma ruled out, as Thilo Kehrer joined full backs Aaron Cresswell and Ben Johnson in a defensive trio.

Bukayo Saka’s first-half goal clinched Arsenal a hard-fought and controversial 1-0 win at Leeds and kept them top of the Premier League table on Sunday (16 October).

Saka slammed home an emphatic finish 10 minutes before the interval as Arsenal won for the ninth time in 10 league games this season. But Leeds, inspired by the half-time introduction of talisman Patrick Bamford, dominated the second period and will feel aggrieved to have lost.

Bamford missed a penalty and Leeds had another spot-kick decision in stoppage time, initially awarded by referee Chris Kavanagh but overturned after a VAR intervention.

Play was suspended by Kavanagh less than a minute after kick-off when all the match officials lost contact with the video assistant referee and goal-line technology due to a power cut. Kavanagh led the players off the pitch amid a chorus of boos and play did not resume until 2.40pm local time.