Chelsea 1-0 Norwich - West Brom 2-1 Arsenal: Barclays Premier League - as it happened

Dramatic day in the Premier League has come to an end with shocks and goal everywhere, including Jamie Vardy's record-equalling 10th consecutive Premier League goal. That is all we have time for on this live text but on the other side is live coverage of Man City v Liverpool and Real Madrid v Barcelona. Until next time, goodbye.

Full time: Swansea 2-2 Bournemouth

Full time: Newcastle 0-3 Leicester

Full time: Southampton 0-1 Stoke

Full time: West Brom 2-1 Arsenal

Full time: Chelsea 1-0 Norwich

Full time: Everton 4-0 Aston Villa

Into stoppage time at Stamford Bridge where Norwich are pressing hard but the Blues look comfortable. Arsenal meanwhile into added on time at West Brom.

West Brom camped on the edge of their own penalty area and Arsenal can't break through. The Gunners stalling again in their title bid.

Sanchez wins a penalty after being fouled by Chris Brunt but Santi Cazorla fails to level, slipping as he takes it and the ball loops over the top.

Penalty for Arsenal

West Brom almost go 3-1 up as Jonas Olsson is denied. Arsenal not been particularly impressive in pursuit of an equaliser.

Campbell on for Arsenal and he should level but makes a complete hash of a back post effort from six yards out. Should score.

Joel Campbell on for Arsenal as they try to force their way back into the game at the Hawthorns.

Giooal: Newcastle 0-2 Leicester (Leonardo Ulloa)

Goal: Chelsea 1-0 Norwich (Diego Costa)

The Blues lead and their Spanish axis are key against. Cesc Fabregas takes a quick free-kick and catch Norwich out. Costa takes the ball down, cuts inside and fires past Ruddy. Barely a celebration from the forward after scoring form the first time in half a dozen games.

Goal: Everton 4-0 Aston Villa (Romelu Lukaku)

Chelsea pressing hard as we reach the hour mark but they can't rediscover their cutting edge. Cesc Fabregas cuts inside and without an out-ball we shoots goalwards which Ruddy saves easily.

Mesut Ozil strikes the post for Arsenal inside two minutes of the second half. Mikel Arteta now off injured for the Gunners as Mathieu Flamini comes on. Nightmare for Arsene Wenger.

Back under way in the Premier League. But late getting going at the Hawthorns but we're well into the second half

Half time at the Hawthorns and Stamford Bridge, but it is at St James' Park where the attention is where Jamie Vardy has scored a goal in a record-equalling 10th Premier League game. He equals Rudd van Nistelrooy's record and as things stand he is firing his Leicester side top of the Premier League.

Goal: Newcastle United 0-1 Leicester City (Jamie Vardy)

Goal: Everton 3-0 Aston Villa (Ross Barkley)

Chances at both ends at Stamford Bridge. First, Bassong is denied by a great block from Terry before Diego Costa misses a guilt-edged chance when Ruddy toe-ends the ball behind.

Goal: West Brom 2-1 Arsenal (Mike Arteta own goal)

The Baggies storm into the lead in the twilight of the first half. James McLean breaks down the left and when Cech fails to grab the ball at the first attempt, Mikel Arteta puts through his own net.

Goal: Swansea 2-2 Bournemouth (Jonjo Shelvey)

Goal: West Brom 1-1 Arsenal (James Morrison)

Chris Brunt curls in a free-kick and after Arsenal allow the ball to dip, Morrison sticks out a right foot and the ball flies beyond Petr Cech. Two soft goals at The Hawthorns.

More speculation regarding Saido Berahino this week but his attempts to stage a return to form continues to hit problems. A free-kick outside the box is well place in the inside left-channel but he hits the ball straight against the wall.

Goal: West Brom 0-1 Arsenal (Olivier Giroud)

The Gunners take the lead and it is as easy as you like. Ozil's free-kick is floated into the box and Giroud is all alone to head past Myhill.

Goal: Swansea 1-2 Bournemouth (Andre Ayew)

Goal: Everton 2-0 Aston Villa (Romelu Lukaku)

Goal: Swansea 0-2 Bournemouth (Dan Gosling)

Nathan Redmond continues to look dangerous and he finds Mbokani but he shoots over the Chelsea goal. Chances aplenty here.

First sighting of Alexis Sanchez who after being fed by Ozil has a shot deflected behind after being given plenty of room around the West Brom area.

Goal: Everton 1-0 Aston Villa (Ross Barkley)

John Ruddy saves from Willian at Stamford Bridge right after Nathan Redmond has stung the palms of Asmir Begovic.

Mikel Arteta on for Coquelin, who goes straight down the tunnel. Nasty knee problem for the holding midfielder.

Francis Coquelin goes into a challenge with Claudio Yacob and though he went in two footed the Frenchman has come off the worse and is being treated for a knee injury.

Goal: Swansea 0-1 Bournemouth (Josh King)

Goal: Southampton 0-1 Stoke City (Bojan)

James McLean twists and turns down the left but his cross evades Rondon in the box. Arsenal nervy early on.

Encouraging start from Norwich with some nice football early on. Chelsea showing some decent intensity early on it must be said even if chances have been few and far between.

Under way across the country in the Premier League. Before the rush of festive and New Year games, a good chance to get some points on the board before the schedule hots up.

Teams are out across the country including at Stamford Bridge and The Hawthorns where our attention centres. We'll have news of all the goals in all the games in the Premier League, including news of whether Jamie Vardy can equal Rudd van Nistelrooy's record of scoring in 10 consecutive games.

So a point for Arsenal will be good enough for the Gunners to go top of the Premier League but they will be searching for all three points at the Hawthorns.

We will wait for full-time at Vicarage Road before turning our full attention to the 3pm kick-offs but as it stands, Arsenal need a win to leap to the top of the Premier League table ahead of Manchester City facing Liverpool.

Most interesting line to emerge from Chelsea's team is the decision to start Brazilian Kenedy at left-back in the absence of Cesar Azpilicueta, having seen the youngster player in forward positions earlier in the season.

For Arsenal, their French contingent Laurent Koscielny and Olivier Giroud both start and as expected Hector Bellerin returns at right-back.

Team news

Chelsea vs Norwich

Chelsea: Begovic; Ivanovic, Zouma, Terry (c), Kenedy; Matic, Fabregas; Pedro, Willian, Hazard; Diego Costa.

Norwich: Ruddy, Wisdom, Bennett, Bassong, Olsson, Howson, Mulumbu, O'Neil, Brady, Redmond, Mbokani.

West Brom vs Arsenal

West Brom: Myhill, Dawson, Olsson, Evans, Brunt, Fletcher, Yacob, Morrison, Sessegnon, McClean, Rondon.

Arsenal: Cech, Bellerin, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal, Coquelin, Cazorla, Sanchez, Ozil, Gibbs, Giroud.

We're about 10 minutes away from getting team news for the 3pm kick-offs but let's have a look at what we can expect in our featured games. Chelsea are almost injury free after Thibaut Courtois returned to training this week while Branislav Ivanovic is also fit again after a hamstring problem.

Norwich will welcome back Nathan Redmond and Russell Martin from injury and suspension respectively but they are replaced by Matt Jarvis on the sidelines.

For West Brom meanwhile, Gareth McAuley was sent off against Manchester United and is out but that blow is offset by the imminent return of Chris Brunt. The visitors Arsenal will make a late decision over Laurent Koscielny and Olivier Giroud after the Paris terror attacks but Hector Bellerin does return after injury.

After Watford and Mancheste United restarted the Premier League action, we're back into the crux of the weekend fixtures with six 3pm kick-offs. The headline matches are Chelsea and Norwich, both in the bottom half of the table after 12 games, facing off at Stamford Bridge. Arsenal meanwhile can go top of the Premier League for a few hours if they overcome West Bromwich Albion. There are four other games including Leicester City's trip to Newcastle United where Jamie Vardy goes in pursuit of a record-equaling 10th goal in a row in the Premier League.