Stoke City 0-1 Manchester United: Sir Alex Ferguson's Red Devils and their fans get the festive programme going at Stoke

The first half makes fairly dismal viewing for Dimitar Berbatov (left), who is warming the Man Utd bench

But that man Berbatov comes on as a sub and his miscued shot tees up Carlos Tevez to score an important winner

Chelsea 2-0 West Brom: Father Christmas is on hand at Stamford Bridge - apparently he is a Chelsea fan

Didier Drogba helps the crowd get into the mood when he scores the first Boxing Day goal with a superb header

Midfield dynamo Frank Lampard doubles Chelsea's lead with a sublime run and dinked finish

Portsmouth 1-4 West Ham: "Mr Portsmouth FC" is on hand but he does not like what he sees at Fratton Park

Striker Craig Bellamy is the lynch-pin for West Ham, firing in two goals during the second half to seal a big away win

Tottenham 0-0 Fulham: It is far from a Christmas cracker at Spurs, where Tom Huddlestone (right) gets to grips with Jimmy Bullard

Liverpool 3-0 Bolton: Albert Riera prods the home team into the lead from a Steven Gerrard corner as Rafael Benitez returns to Anfield

And then Robbie Keane gets in on the act, slamming home two quality goals to wrap up the three points

Manchester City 5-1 Hull: Robinho runs rings around Hull, scoring twice and having a say in two more

There are incredible scenes at half-time when furious Hull boss Phil Brown lectures his players on the pitch

Middlesbrough 0-1 Everton: Makeshift striker Tim Cahill scrambles home the first goal at the Riverside

Sunderland 0-0 Blackburn: Blackburn's new boss Sam Allardyce (left) and Sunderland's caretaker boss Ricky Sbragia settle for a draw

Wigan 2-0 Newcastle: Ryan Taylor likes scoring against Newcastle and does so again before Amr Zaki seals the win

Aston Villa 2-2 Arsenal: Boxing Day's late game is the big one and Samir Nasri (left) and Nigel Reo-Coker are out to make an impact

Four minutes before half-time Arsenal make the breakthrough when Denilson slides the ball home

Abou Diaby doubles Arsenal's lead before Gareth Barry (r) gives Villa hope by converting a penalty

And Zat Knight completes an amazing comeback by firing home a dramatic equaliser two minutes into injury-time