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• Crystal Palace 2-2 Manchester City: Lewis equaliser rescues a point for Guardiola's side

  Crystal Palace and Manchester City shared the points in an entertaining 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park on Saturday.

  It was a result that extended the reigning champions’ winless away run to four league matches, while they have now won just one of their last nine matches in all competitions.

  Palace caused Pep Guardiola’s side plenty of problems and merited a point that continues their recent upturn in form.

  Daniel Munoz gave the hosts the lead inside four minutes, slotting past City goalkeeper Stefan Ortega from a Will Hughes pass.

  But Erling Haaland ended a three-game Premier League goal drought and equalised for the visitors with a header after 31 minutes. 

  The two sides also shared a goal apiece in the second half, with Maxence Lacroix and Rico Lewis both hitting the target. 

  Lewis, meanwhile, was sent off for a second bookable offence in the 84th minute, just when City had finally wrestled control of the game.

  But neither side were able to find a winner and following the draw, City remain fourth in the Premier League and eight points behind leaders Liverpool. Crystal Palace, meanwhile, climbed a place to 16th and are four points above the bottom three.

  Data Debrief: City's away jitters continue

  City went into the game having lost their last five games on the road in all competitions, and their poor away form did not improve after dropping two more points at Selhurst Park. 

  Guardiola's side have also conceded twice in each of their last four away fixtures.  The visitors generated an xG of 1.41 from 12 attempts, which is only slightly better than the xG of 1.3 that Palace had from the same number of attempts.

  Though Guardiola's side had four shots on target, one more than the hosts, they failed to find a winner and settled for the point. 

  Palace, meanwhile, are undefeated in their last four games in the Premier League. 

• Aston Villa 1-0 Southampton: Duran seals back-to-back wins for Emery's side

  Jhon Duran scored the only goal as Aston Villa edged out the Premier League's bottom side Southampton 1-0.

  The Colombian's first-half strike was enough to seal a hard-fought win for Unai Emery's side, who climbed to fifth in the table after back-to-back victories at Villa Park.

  Villa, who ended an eight-match winless streak across all competitions with victory over Brentford on Wednesday, broke through in the 24th minute.

  Duran – making his first Premier League start of the season – stole possession from Taylor Harwood-Bellis and burst away from Nathan Wood, before bending the ball into the net.

  Southampton could not respond, failing to register a single shot on target, as their winless streak on the road in the top flight stretched to 15 matches.

  With Brighton and Fulham not playing until Sunday – and Nottingham Forest in action later on Saturday – Villa leapfrogged the trio to fifth place on 25 points – 20 more than their opponents, who remain seven adrift at the foot of the table.

  Data Debrief: A rare clean sheet for Villa

  Villa's first Premier League home win without conceding since a 2-0 victory over Wolves in March moves them to within two points of the top four.

  It was only a second clean sheet in 20 league games for Emery's side, who are unbeaten in their 12 matches against promoted teams under the Spaniard.

  Duran settled the contest with his sixth goal from outside the box since the start of last season, a tally only bettered in the Premier League by Manchester City's Phil Foden (eight).

  Following their latest setback, Southampton are just the fourth side to have five or fewer points after 15 games in a Premier League season, after Sunderland (five in 2005-06), and Sheffield United twice (five in 2023-24 and two in 2020-21).

• Bayern Munich 4-2 Heidenheim: Musiala stars as leaders pull further ahead

  Jamal Musiala came off the bench to score twice as Bundesliga leaders defeated visitors Heidenheim 4-2 to maintain their unbeaten start. 

  Vincent Kompany's side, who suffered a 1-0 cup defeat to Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday, were without the injured Harry Kane, Manuel Neuer and Serge Gnabry for the home contest.

  And the Bavarians got off to a good start when an unmarked Dayot Upamecano headed in the opener in the 19th minute. 

  But Upamecano's defensive error five minutes into the second half allowed Mathias Honsak to latch on to his poor back pass and fire past Daniel Peretz to make it 1-1. 

  However, Musiala, introduced straight after that goal, took just five minutes to make an impact as the 21-year-old's low drive from the edge of the box restored Bayern's lead. 

  Another Bayern substitute, Leon Goretzka, then added a third with a deflected shot in the 84th minute before Heidenheim pulled a goal back through a Niclas Doresch tap-in.

  Musiala then settled the nerves for the hosts as he ran onto a through ball from his own half before scoring in the stoppage time to make it 4-2 with his eighth league goal of the season.

  The result sees Bayern extend their lead at the top to six points over second-placed Eintracht Frankfurt, while Heidenheim remain in 16th place. 

  Data Debrief: Bayern can't stop scoring

  Bayern Munich have now scored in each of their last 20 games in the Bundesliga, scoring an incredible 57 goals during that run.

  They are also the only side to have scored in each of the 13 games in the German top-flight this season.

  Kompany's side, who are unbeaten after 13 games in the Bundesliga, have now matched their last joint longest unbeaten streak, which ran from May 2023 to November 2023.

  Heidenheim, meanwhile, have lost five games on the trot now - their longest losing streak in the league since at least the 2004/2005 season.