Premier League highlights: See goals from Arsenal vs Watford and Bournemouth vs Tottenham

SON HEUNG-MIN scored twice as Tottenham fought from a goal down to beat Bournemouth 4-1 at Dean Court.

But although Mauricio Pochettino's men leapfrogged Liverpool to move third, it was a dark day for Spurs - as Harry Kane picked up an ankle injury that saw him leave the ground on crutches.

Junior Stanislas had opened the scoring for the Cherries, before Dele Alli equalised.

Son then scored twice with Serge Aurier adding a late fourth for the visitors..

Bournemouth 1 Tottenham Hotspur 4

Earlier, north London rivals Arsenal had put in an impressive performance at home to Watford.

Shkodran Mustafi scored an early goal before Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang doubled the lead.

Skipper Petr Cech then saved a Troy Deeney penalty before Henrikh Mkhitaryan scored his first Premier League goal for the Gunners in a 3-0 win.

Arsenal 3 Watford 0

MARCUS RASHFORD was the hero as Manchester United beat Liverpool 2-1 in the big derby.

The Old Trafford star pulled off this astonishing Cruyff turn as part of his two goals in the opening 24 minutes.

Only an Eric Bailly howler let Jurgen Klopp's side back into it - but it is Mourinho's men who have a five-point cushion over third place.

And the Portuguese can take all the credit after his match-winning tactics were picked up on television cameras at Old Trafford.

Manchester United 2 Liverpool 1

Elsewhere, Sam Allardyce can breathe a big sigh of relief after an own goal and Cenk Tosun came to his rescue.

Big Sam has faced the very real threat of relegation this season but Gaetan Bong's error and Tosun's strike gave him a comfortable 2-0 win.

Everton 2 Brighton 0

Shameful scenes at the London Stadium were the main talking point from West Ham's 3-0 defeat by Burnley.

MADNESS West Ham fans invade pitch with co-owners Sullivan and Gold told to leave for own safety

Co-owner David Sullivan was almost blinded by a coin thrown by a yob, only confounding the dejection felt by everyone at the club following goals from Ashley Barnes and a double from Chris Wood.

West Ham 0 Burnley 3

Newcastle 3 Southampton 0

Chelsea loanee Kenedy proved Rafa Benitez's hero as his double put the Toon on the march to safety... for now.

The Magpies sit five points clear of the relegation zone after cruising to this win, which was made three by Matt Ritchie's 57th minute goal.

West Brom 1 Leicester 4

Under-fire Alan Pardew must have been thinking things were finally looking better after Salomon Rondon's eighth-minute opener.

But then the Foxes ran riot with Jamie Vardy equalising and second-half goals coming from Riyad Mahrez, Kelechi Iheanacho and Vicente Iborra.

Chelsea 2 Crystal Palace 1

Willian's outside-the-box strike coupled with Martin Kelly's own goal put Antonio Conte's side on easy street.

Patrick Van Aanholt grabbed a late consolation but it won't be enough to stop Roy Hodgson having sleepless nights.

Huddersfield 0 Swansea 0

Ten-man Swansea edged a step closer to safety with the unlikeliest and grittiest point of the season.

Carlos Carvalhal’s men played all but the first ten minutes a man light, after Jordan Ayew got his marching orders.