Match of the Day live running order tonight: What time are Man United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal on TV?

Standard Sport29 September 2018

Manchester United get top billing on Match of the Day tonight as West Ham turned up the heat on Jose Mourinho with a 3-1 Premier League win at the London Stadium.

After their midweek home penalty shoot-out defeat by Derby in the Carabao Cup, the Red Devils once again failed to produce the required performance.

Hosts West Ham went in front after just five minutes through Felipe Anderson, the Brazilian's first goal since his big-money summer transfer from Lazio.

An own goal from United defender Victor Lindelof doubled West Ham's lead just before half-time.

BBC One | 10.30pm | 29/09/2018

1) West Ham 3-1 Manchester United
2) Chelsea 1-1 Liverpool
3) Everton 3-0 Fulham
4) Man City 2-0 Brighton
5) Arsenal 2-0 Watford
6) Huddersfield 0-2 Tottenham
7) Wolves 2-0 Southampton
8) Newcastle 0-2 Leicester

Shortly after Paul Pogba was substituted, in the week he lost vice-captaincy duties at United, striker Marcus Rashford reduced the deficit.

In Pictures | West Ham vs Manchester United | 29/09/2018

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However, West Ham swiftly restored their two-goal advantage through Marko Arnautovic's finish after 74 minutes as United equalled their worst start to a Premier League season.

Substitute Daniel Sturridge hit a superb last-minute equaliser as Liverpool fought back to earn a 1-1 draw with Chelsea in Saturday's late Premier League clash at Stamford Bridge.

The Blues had ended the Reds' perfect start to the new campaign with a 2-1 Carabao Cup win at Anfield on Wednesday night.

In Pictures | Chelsea vs Liverpool | 29/09/2018

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Eden Hazard, whose fine individual effort proved the difference on Merseyside, put Chelsea in front in the 26th minute when he latched onto a through ball from Mateo Kovacic.

Mohamed Salah saw his goalbound effort clear off the line before, in the second half, Liverpool substitute Xherdan Shaqiri sent an effort wide from six yards.

Sturridge, though, had the final say against his old club, lashing a long-range drive into the top left corner with just a minute left - having only just been sent on.

Manchester City pressed their claims for a title defence with a 2-0 home win over Brighton.

In Pictures | Man City vs Brighton | 29/09

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Raheem Sterling put the home side ahead after 29 minutes following a swift counter-attack, with Sergio Aguero wrapping up the points after 65 minutes.

England captain Harry Kane scored twice as Tottenham won 2-0 at struggling Huddersfield.

In Pictures | Huddersfield vs Tottenham | 29/08/18

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Kane headed the visitors in front after 25 minutes and added a second from the penalty spot after Florent Hadergjonaj was ruled to have pushed down Danny Rose.

Huddersfield forward Laurent Depoitre hit the crossbar just before the break, but the Terriers could not mount a recovery and remain bottom.

Arsenal left it late to maintain their winning run with a 2-0 victory over Watford at the Emirates Stadium.

In Pictures | Arsenal vs Watford | 29/09/18

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They made the breakthrough with nine minutes left when Craig Cathcart turned a cross from substitute Alex Iwobi into his own net.

Mesut Ozil slotted home a second just two minutes later to secure a seventh straight win in all competitions for Unai Emery's improving side.

Wolves' impressive return to the Premier League continued with a 2-0 home win over Southampton.

Adama Traore set up fellow substitute Ivan Cavaleiro, who had just come on, to break the deadlock with 11 minutes left.

Jonny wrapped things up with a late second from close range.

Everton produced a strong second half to win 3-0 at Fulham with two goals from Gylfi Sigurdsson.

In Pictures | Everton vs Fulham | 29/09/18

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After Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon hit the crossbar, Everton midfielder Sigurdsson then also struck the woodwork with a penalty in the 52nd minute.

The Icelander, though, was on target four minutes later with a curling left-footed effort, before substitute Cenk Tosun headed in a second after 66 minutes.

Sigurdsson added Everton's third after 89 minutes.

Newcastle's wait for a victory goes on after Leicester won 2-0 at St James' Park.

The Foxes went in front on the half-hour through a penalty from Jamie Vardy, with Harry Maguire then heading in from a corner after 72 minutes.

Additional reporting by the Press Association.

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