Manchester United vs Liverpool live: Latest score as David De Gea starts with no Wayne Rooney, plus reaction to Chelsea's defeat

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Saturday 12 September 2015 18:05 BST

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Premier League champions Chelsea slipped up once again as the succumbed to a 3-1 defeat at Everton, with Manchester City and Arsenal taking advantage before Manchester United vs Liverpool headlines in the evening kick-off.

• Everton beat Chelsea 3-1 in lunchtime kick-off

• Arsenal beat Stoke 2-0

• Manchester City left it late to beat Crystal Palace

• Norwich picked up an impressive win over Bournemouth

• Watford scored first win against Swansea

• West Brom and Southampton draw 0-0

• Manchester United meet rivals Liverpool at 5.30pm

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Today's fixtures:

Everton v Chelsea - 12.45pm

Arsenal v Stoke - 3pm