Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace, Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City and more: clockwatch – as it happened

4.15pm GMT That’s all from me today. Be sure to join Tim de Lisle for minute-by-minute updates on Everton v Tottenham. Related: Everton v Tottenham: Premier League – live updates 4.11pm GMT Sam Dalling was at the Emirates Stadium this afternoon. Related: Eberechi Eze scores first Arsenal league goal with winner against Crystal Palace 4.07pm GMT Ben Fisher was at Villa Park as Aston Villa clinched a 1-0 win over Manchester City. Related: Matty Cash sinks Manchester City to maintain Aston Villa’s climb up the table 4.04pm GMT It’s 2-1 to Real Madrid in El Clásico right now. Head over to join Billy Munday for updates. Related: Real Madrid v Barcelona: La Liga – live updates 4.00pm GMT FULL-TIME - Premier League Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City Bournemouth 2-0 Nottingham Forest Wolves 2-3 Burnley 3.59pm GMT GOAL! Wolves 2-3 Burnley (Lyle Foster, 90+4) Burnley win it at the death! Foster with the strike! The 25-year-old receives a clever through ball from Hannibal before tapping past Johnstone and into the net! Updated at 4.00pm GMT 3.52pm GMT GOAL DISALLOWED! Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City Haaland puts the ball into the net with a tap-in at the back post, but it will not count due to an offside in the build-up! I thought we had our first goal of the second half there… Updated at 3.57pm GMT 3.49pm GMT Real Madrid 1-0 Barcelona: Real Madrid lead Barcelona in El Clásico thanks to a 22nd-minute strike from Kylian Mbappé. Related: Real Madrid v Barcelona: La Liga – live updates 3.40pm GMT Around 10 minutes to go in each of the four Premier League games. We’re still yet to see a second-half goal. 3.39pm GMT I’ve just had several messages about the set piece goal debate, so I’ll leave them all here: Pádraig McAuliffe: “Surely it’s not so much about touches as cycles of play? In any given set-piece you launch it into the mixer with a greater or lesser degree of elaboration. No matter how many touches, that’s one cycle of play, until someone boots or heads it out meaningfully. Even if it doesn’t go far and/or comes back in immediately, that’s still a second cycle of play.” Adam Becker: “Here is how Opta defines it for their own event tracking: ‘Those where the ball starts from a dead ball situation such as a corner, a free kick, a penalty or a Throw-in and results in a shot before the phase of play has broken down into open play.’ So judging when the play has entered a new phase is the critical question.” Jeremy Boyce: “As regards corners, it’s considered a ‘direct result’ if the first touch and/or deflection results in a goal, after that it’s no longer considered part of the set-piece. Statistically, 1 in 40 corners result in a goal in this way, and yet fans always see a corner as a good scoring opportunity.” Paul McNally: “Leaving the box can’t be a criteria, what if the set piece is delivered to the edge of the box and volleyed in? If a corner skiffs the head of a defender before being headed home by an attacker all in the 6 yard box, does that mean open play?” Andy Flintoff: “I’m sure that if you asked a set-piece coach when the set-piece is over, the answer would be ‘never’, because they’d want to claim as much as they can for their yearly performance evaluation :)” Rich T: “I see a position where there is a DSP ‘Direct Set Piece’ goal and an ISP ‘Indirect Set Piece’ goal.” 3.32pm GMT Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City: Donnarumma has just kept City in the game with a fantastic double save from Sancho, who did well to cut inside from the left before shooting from close range. 3.27pm GMT Chris Lambert has offered a very quick response to the set piece question: “I’d say if it’s not left the box and not been touched by the opposition, then it’s still ‘from’ the set piece.” Sounds valid to me! 3.24pm GMT We’re yet to see a goal in the second half of these Premier League games. Arsenal have come close, but they are yet to extend their advantage. 3.22pm GMT Shawn Grant says: “All this talk of set piece goals, I’m curious: how long does the ball have to ping around the box before it’s no longer considered ‘from’ the set piece?” A great question, and one that I haven’t really thought much about. Perhaps anything more than three passes/touches? Any other takes on this would be appreciated. I’m intrigued now… 3.19pm GMT Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace: Nketiah gets a warm reception from the home fans as he’s introduced to replace Pino. As for Arsenal, Mosquera took over from Saliba at half-time. 3.17pm GMT Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace: The Gunners are really piling on the pressure now. Gabriel sends a long ball through to Trossard in the box, who looks to tap it past Henderson, but Mitchell can clear it away. 3.10pm GMT Drew Lundgren has messaged in to say: “Eze has been doing this all season. When the ball bundles back near the penalty spot via a missed pull back, rounded shot, or, in this case, deliberate pass, Eze is there hitting shots with either foot. Arsenal definitely haven’t had someone with that instinct & ability in the Arteta era.” 3.09pm GMT Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace: Huge chance for Arsenal to extend their lead as Gabriel’s header rattles the crossbar. The ball drops back out to Rice, who forces a strong save from Henderson. Palace can eventually clear, but only as far as Saka who curls his attempt around the post. 3.05pm GMT We’re back under way in the Premier League! 3.05pm GMT You can join Billy Munday for minute-by-minute updates on the Spanish clash. Related: Real Madrid v Barcelona: La Liga – live updates 3.05pm GMT El Clásico is due to kick off in just over 10 minutes. Here are the line-ups: Real Madrid: Courtois; Valverde, Militão, Huijsen, Carreras; Tchouameni, Camavinga; Guler, Bellingham, Vinícius; Mbappé.Subs: Lunin, Carvajal, Alexander-Arnold, Mendy, Asencio, F García, Ceballos, Brahim, Mastantuono, Endrick, Rodrygo, G García. Barcelona: Szczesny; Koundé, Cubarsí, García, Baldé; Pedri, De Jong; Lamine Yamal, López, Rashford, Torres.Subs: Kochen, Aller, Martín, Torrents, Araújo, D Fernández, Bernal, Casadó, Espart, Bardghji, T Fernández. 2.54pm GMT HALF-TIME - Premier League It’s half-time across the grounds. Here are the current scores: Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City Bournemouth 2-0 Nottingham Forest Wolves 2-2 Burnley 2.54pm GMT GOAL! Wolves 2-2 Burnley (Marshall Munetsi, 45+4) Munetsi equalises for Wolves on the brink of half-time! Bellegarde does well to break into the box with a winding run before crossing to Krejcí, who heads it back and into the path of Munetsi. The midfielder is then able to fire his effort home to level things up! Updated at 3.01pm GMT 2.46pm GMT We’re into added time in each of the four Premier League games. 2.45pm GMT GOAL! Wolves 1-2 Burnley (Jorgen Strand Larsen, 41) Strand Larsen gets one back for Wolves from the penalty spot, calmly placing his attempt into the bottom-right corner. 2.43pm GMT GOAL! Bournemouth 2-0 Nottingham Forest (Eli Junior Kroupi, 40) Kroupi makes it two for Bournemouth with a brilliant strike into the bottom-left corner from 25 yards out! 2.41pm GMT GOAL! Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace (Eberechi Eze, 39) It just had to be him! Eze fires Arsenal ahead against his former club! Rice sends a free kick into the box, which is headed back into the middle by Gabriel. Eze is there to fire the ball into the bottom-right corner on the half-volley! Updated at 2.51pm GMT 2.38pm GMT Current scores: Arsenal 0-0 Crystal Palace Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City Bournemouth 1-0 Nottingham Forest Wolves 0-2 Burnley 2.34pm GMT Arsenal 0-0 Crystal Palace: Arsenal get their first shot away through Trossard, which is saved by Henderson at the post. 2.33pm GMT GOAL! Wolves 0-2 Burnley (Zian Flemming, 30) Flemming gets his second of the game! A deep cross is looped over to the back post to Hartman and played back inside first time to the midfielder, who gets in front of his marker for a tap-in! 2.29pm GMT GOAL! Bournemouth 1-0 Nottingham Forest (Marcus Tavernier, 25) Tavernier scores straight from a corner! Terrible from the Forest defence and Matz Sels, brilliant from the Bournemouth winger! Updated at 3.40pm GMT 2.25pm GMT Arsenal 0-0 Crystal Palace: Mateta sends Muñoz through on goal, who gets his shot away before being flagged offside around 20 seconds too late. 2.23pm GMT Arsenal 0-0 Crystal Palace: Zubimendi loses the ball in midfield once again, this time to Sarr, who runs into the box before his cross is blocked by Gabriel. 2.22pm GMT GOAL! Aston Villa 1-0 Manchester City (Matty Cash, 19) The hosts take the lead against City! A corner is sent along the floor and straight to Cash on the edge of the box, who takes a touch inside before firing his effort into the bottom-right corner! Updated at 2.24pm GMT 2.18pm GMT GOAL! Wolves 0-1 Burnley (Zian Flemming, 14) What. A. Goal. Hartman plays a brilliant switch ball over to Flemming just outside the Wolves box. The midfielder takes it perfectly, slotting his first-time shot into the bottom-left corner with ease. I think even Wolves fans will applaud that one. Updated at 2.28pm GMT 2.15pm GMT Arsenal 0-0 Crystal Palace: Saliba finds Gyokeres with a fantastic through ball. The striker brings it down with his chest, but his touch takes him too far wide and he is forced to play back. 2.10pm GMT Arsenal 0-0 Crystal Palace: The visitors have a corner and the ball is sent straight into the box. Arsenal scramble to get it away before Rice eventually makes the clearance. 2.09pm GMT Aston Villa 0-0 Manchester City: Reijnders goes close for the visitors as he unleashes a strike from just outside the box, but his effort flies over the bar. 2.00pm GMT KICK-OFF - Premier League We’re under way in the four early Premier League games! 1.58pm GMT Hearts beat Celtic to go eight points clear It’s all over at Tynecastle Park! Hearts extend their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership table to EIGHT points thanks to a 3-1 win over Celtic! Strikes from Alexandros Kyziridis and Lawrence Shankland, along with an own-goal from Dane Murray, was enough to take the victory in Edinburgh. 1.50pm GMT Scottish Premiership: Four minutes have been added on as Hearts lead Celtic 3-1 in Edinburgh. 1.50pm GMT After a very brief injury scare, Gabriel Magalhães starts for Arsenal. There had been some concern regarding a knock picked up against Atlético Madrid midweek, but the centre-back retains his place in the Gunners’ line-up today. 1.41pm GMT Mary Waltz has messaged in from the US to say: “Greetings from California. I consider myself a rational human so I ignore the recent spate of end of the world predictions. But with Hearts running Celtic off the pitch, Sunderland second in the table, who knows.....?” 1.33pm GMT Sean Dyche is in the building. Now, can he last longer than 39 days at Nottingham Forest? Soon, the Vitality Stadium’s rafters will be rocked by his baritone. He has made one change from the Porto game, and he’s already won one more game than Ange Postecoglou. A quick turnaround, though those acquainted with his spells at Burnley and Everton will know he is never one for rotation. He comes up against a Bournemouth team still in the top five, who have made one change from last week, Veljko Milosavljevic, just 18, at centre-back Eli Junior Kroupi, 19, will be their centre-forward after his two goals against Crystal Palace last week. The last time Dyche was here, in January with Everton, was his last game in charge of that club. Bournemouth won 1-0, the goal scored by David Brooks, on the bench here. 1.25pm GMT Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest team news Bournemouth starting line-up: Petrovic, Jimenez, Milosavljevic, Senesi, Truffert, Scott, Adams, Tavernier, Kluivert, Semenyo, Kroupi Substitutes: Dennis, Cook, Soler, Brooks, Christie, Gannon-Doak, Diakite, Adli, Unal Nottingham Forest starting line-up: Sels, Williams, Milenkovic, Murillo, Savona, Douglas Luiz, Anderson, Ndoye, Gibbs-White, Hudson-Odoi, Jesus Substitutes: Victor, Morato, Sangare, Awoniyi, Kalimuendo, Dominguez, Hutchinson, Yates, Cunha 1.23pm GMT Wolves v Burnley team news Wolves starting line-up: Johnstone, Hoever, S Bueno, Krejci, H Bueno, Andre, Bellegarde, Munetsi, Arias, R Gomes, Strand Larsen Substitutes: Wolfe, Tchatchoua, Agbadou, Toti, J Gomes, Lopez, Hwang, Arokodare, Sa Burnley starting line-up: Dubravka, Walker, Hartman, Esteve, Tuanzebe, Ugochukwu, Florentino, Flemming, Cullen, Larsen, Anthony Substitutes: Ekdal, Pires, Laurent, Edwards, Broja, Foster, Tchaouna, Mejbri, Weiss 1.19pm GMT Aston Villa v Manchester City team news Aston Villa starting line-up: Martinez, Cash, Konsa, Torres, Digne, McGinn, Onana, Kamara, Rogers, Buendia, Watkins Substitutes: Bizot, Lindelöf, Maatsen, Mings, Bogarde, Barkley, Guessand, Malen, Sancho Manchester City starting line-up: Donnarumma, Nunes, Stones, Dias, Gvardiol, Reijnders, Silva, Foden, Savinho, Bobb, Haaland Substitutes: Trafford, Ake, Marmoush, Kovačić, Cherki, Doku, Nico, O’Reilly, Lewis 1.16pm GMT Scottish Premiership: Shankland converts the penalty, slotting the ball past Schmeichel and into the bottom-left corner! It’s 3-1 to Hearts! 1.14pm GMT Scottish Premiership: Hearts have regained the lead against Celtic through Kyziridis… And now they have a penalty! The hosts could go 3-1 up here. Updated at 1.20pm GMT 1.09pm GMT Arsenal v Crystal Palace team news Arsenal starting line-up: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Calafiori, Zubimendi, Rice, Eze, Trossard, Saka, Gyokeres Substitutes: Kepa, Mosquera, White, Hincapié, Martinelli, Norgaard, Nwaneri, Merino, Lewis-Skelly Crystal Palace starting line-up: Henderson, Munoz, Richards, Lacroix, Guehi, Mitchell, Wharton, Kamada, Sarr, Pino, Mateta Substitutes: Benitez, Lerma, Nketiah, Uche, Clyne, Hughes, Canvot, Sosa, Devenny 1.05pm GMT Scottish Premiership: Hearts took an early lead against Celtic following an own-goal from Dane Murray in the eighth minute. However, it didn’t take long for Callum McGregor to level things up. The second half has just kicked off, with the score locked at 1-1 at Tynecastle Park. 1.00pm GMT Preamble Hello, good afternoon and welcome to another Clockwatch! We’ve got five Premier League fixtures to look forward to this afternoon as leaders Arsenal host Crystal Palace, Manchester City travel to Aston Villa, Wolves take on Burnley and Bournemouth face Nottingham Forest. Premier League 2pm (GMT) games:Arsenal v Crystal PalaceAston Villa v Manchester CityBournemouth v Nottingham ForestWolves v Burnley Finally, a bit later on, Everton host Tottenham at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Also on the agenda is the small matter of El Clásico as Barcelona travel to face Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu. But before we get to all that, let me bring you the latest from Hearts v Celtic in the Scottish Premiership…