Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side lost 1-0 at home to Aston Villa and he was unhappy with Courtney Hause’s goal.

Speaking after the game, Solskjaer told the BBC: “You can take it when it’s a good goal conceded against you, but it’s offside.

“He touched David as he was leading the ball. How it’s a goal and Leicester haven’t scored their goals, I just can’t see the consistency and it’s clearly offside.”

This is not all for today. There are plenty of matches starting in five minutes.

Everton v Norwich

Leeds v West Ham

Leicester v Burnley

Watford v Newcastle

Manchester United 0-1 Aston Villa: VERY late drama at Old Trafford. Courtney Hause’s header in the 88th minute gave Villa the three points. But Manchester United could have equalized in the third minute of added time after being awarded a penalty, but Bruno Fernandes put him above the bar. It’s four out of five defeats for the Solskjaer team.

This is the first time that Villa has beaten the Red Devils since December 2009!

Chelsea 0-1 Manchester City: Pep Guardiola’s men took all three points at Stamford Bridge thanks to Jesus’ strike in the second half. It’s a well-deserved victory for City and they are at the top of the table.

Guardiola now has 221 wins while managing Manchester City … more than any other manager in club history!

90 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: Rudiger plays a long ball to Havertz but Ederson hits it. The German collides with the City keeper and they’re both down for the time being. Four minutes of additional time to follow.

86 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: Guardiola seeks victory. Fernandinho and Sterling replace Grealish and Foden.

80 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: There are only 10 minutes left. Chelsea are really going to have to go now in search of a crucial equalizer, but it will create more space for City to double their lead. Will the Blues manage to get on the scoresheet?

79 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: City have some great options off the bench, don’t they? Mahrez replaces De Bruyne – who sometimes struggled to get into the game.

75 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: Tuchel makes another substitution as his team look to equalize. Loftus-Cheek enters for his first Premier League appearance of the season as he takes Jorginho’s place.

68 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: Visitors now open Chelsea at will. They get behind again and a flurry of fire is desperately blocked. It’s end-to-end stuff at the moment. A little over 20 minutes to go now.

63 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: This game has become very open following the goal of Jesus. Chelsea have the ball in the net via Lukaku but it’s forbidden because the Belgian is offside.

61 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: City are again behind with a counterattack. Cancelo crosses him towards Jesus and he cuts but his shot is repelled by Silva.

60 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: Tuchel rolls the dice in search of an equalizer. Kanté gives way to Havertz. Will the German score against City as he did in the Champions League final?

58 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: City almost doubled their lead. Grealish intervenes and fires a low shot but he is repelled by a magnificent save from Mendy.

53 minutes – Chelsea 0-1 Man City: City are finally getting the advantage they deserve. The ball falls on Jesus in the Chelsea area and he shifts before releasing a shot and the Brazilian finds his way to the net via a deflection from Jorginho. The home team will have to step it up now.

Both games are now back. Will Aston Villa turn Old Trafford upside down? Will Man City break Chelsea’s defense?

It remains to be seen.

Chelsea 0-0 Man City: City have dominated possession the entire game, but they have yet to get behind a solid Chelsea defense. Mendy has yet to be tested between the Chelsea sticks.

Manchester United 0-0 Aston Villa: The Red Devils created opportunities to take the lead at Old Trafford but it was at Villa that they came closest. Cash’s low cross in the back post was ruled out by Targett early on.

31 minutes – Chelsea 0-0 Man City: Some desperate Chelsea defenders. Manchester City are pushing back the home side’s defense but have yet to test Mendy in the goal.

28 minutes – Chelsea 0-0 Man City: James injured his foot and is unable to continue this afternoon. He is replaced by Silva and Azpilcuetta moves to the right.

25 minutes – Chelsea 0-0 Man City: Chelsea currently have a flat five at the back and the visitors are struggling to penetrate solid defense. Mendy has not yet been tested.

18 minutes – Chelsea 0-0 Man City: Werner has looked sharp so far. He passes behind and cuts but his shot is blocked by Walker. Calling for a handball from home fans, but it hit Walker’s back, not his arm.

10 minutes – Chelsea 0-0 Man City: Both teams have been strong defensively this season, conceding a goal each and you can see why that’s the case in the opening 10 minutes of this game. You feel like it could be a low scoring game …

5 minutes – Chelsea 0-0 Man City: The visitors have gone ahead but Chelsea are holding on for the moment.

Both matches are now underway in what promises to be an exciting afternoon.

Who will be at the top of the Premier League table at 3:00 p.m.?

In case you didn’t know, there’s another game this afternoon as Manchester United take on Aston Villa at Old Trafford and that’s how the two teams will line up.

Manchester United : De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Varane, Maguire, Shaw, McTominay, Fred, Pogba, Fernandes, Greenwood, Ronaldo.

Aston Villa: Martinez, Cash, Konsa, Hause, Mings, Targett, Ramsey, Luiz, McGinn, Watkins, Ings

Both teams make four changes. Edouard Mendy comes back between the sticks for Chelsea after missing the win over Tottenham with a hip injury. Thiago Silva and Kepa Arrizabalaga fall on the bench. Mason Mount is missing with a minor injury.

For the visitors, Kevin de Bruyne, Phil Foden, Aymeric Laporte and Rodri enter. Nathan Ake, Raheem Sterling and Fernandinho are on the bench. Ilkay Gundogan completely misses it.

Chelsea: Mendy, Azpilicueta, Rudiger, Christensen, James, Kanté, Jorginho, Kovacic, Alonso, Werner, Lukaku

Man City: Ederson, Walker, Dias, Laporte, Cancelo, Rodri, De Bruyne, Bernardo, Grealish, Foden, Jesus

Pep Guardiola says his team don’t have the advantage of a striker and has admitted they need to get goalscoring contributions in other positions.

Manchester City were interested in acquiring Harry Kane’s services over the summer but the England international ultimately stayed with Tottenham.

Speaking ahead of today’s game, Guardiola said: “These are the hardest players to get. We have been privileged to have Sergio (Aguero) for so many years, but unfortunately the year last he suffered serious injuries.

“We survived without him in a way, but when we played with him we had something more. We have exceptional players but we don’t have that weapon that other teams like United or Chelsea or Tottenham.

“We have to use what we can as a team. We don’t have a player who can score 25 goals for himself, so we have to do it as a team, and that’s what we’re going to try this season.”

Chelsea have beaten Manchester City three times during the reign of Thomas Tuchel, including the Champions League final in May. Thomas Tuchel insists, however, that today’s game is not a battle between him and Pep Guardiola.

Speaking in his press conference on Friday, the Chelsea boss said: “It wasn’t that long ago that there were a lot of voices telling me I didn’t know how to beat Pep.

“It’s not between me and him anyway, we don’t play a tennis or chess match tomorrow, we play with our teams and they compete at a very high level.”