Tottenham v West Ham, Sunderland v Crystal Palace, Leeds v Fulham
After Manchester United beat Manchester City in the first match on Saturday, three matches kicked off at 15:00 GMT alongside Chelsea against Brentford and Liverpool against Burnley.
The Blues beat the Bees and the reigning champions were held by the Clarets, while Spurs lost to West Ham, Sunderland beat Crystal Palace and Leeds United beat Fulham.
Leaders Arsenal then blew a nine-point lead at the summit with a 0-0 draw against fourth-placed Nottingham Forest.
Here are the reports, scores and reactions for Tottenham v West Ham, Sunderland v Palace and Leeds v Fulham in the Premier League today.
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Tottenham vs West Ham: result puts pressure on Thomas Frank
Thomas Frank was already under considerable pressure before Tottenham slumped to a sixth home league defeat of the season thanks to Callum Wilson's bundled winner from a 93rd minute corner for the Hammers.
Crysencio Summerville put the visitors ahead after 15 minutes when his shot deflected towards Spurs defender Micky van de Ven, and there was more bad news for Frank when stalwart Ben Davies left on a stretcher after challenging Jarrod Bowen in the build-up to the opener.
Cristian Romero headed Spurs' equalizer in the 64th minute, but the boos that had echoed from the home fans at half-time intensified after Wilson's injury-time goal in a 2-1 win for West Ham, who are five points from safety after Forest's draw.
Thomas Frank claims to have the support of the club hierarchy. #BBCFootball pic.twitter.com/qYNhkDEOfy
– BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 17, 2026
“I've probably had better times,” Frank conceded after his team's eighth defeat in 14 matches. “The fault will be mine. It’s fair, no problem in that sense.
“As long as they support the players and do everything they can to support them and move them forward, that's what we do. We'll keep moving forward.
“It's incredibly difficult to bear for the fans, for the players, for me, for everyone involved. I can promise everyone that it's extremely difficult for me too.
“But there's only one way: keep going. You can't feel sorry for yourself. Tonight you're probably a little depressed, but then you should go back.”
“It’s a big transition phase, we’re turning a super tank in the right direction.”
Thomas Frank on Vinai's letter to fans before Spurs' defeat to West Ham 🤝 pic.twitter.com/QN6qLrWv9R
– Hayters TV (@HaytersTV) January 17, 2026
Sunderland vs Crystal Palace: Oliver Glasner in an explosive interview
After defeat against high-flying Sunderland left Palace without a win in 10 games in all competitions, visiting manager Oliver Glasner added to the misery of Eagles fans by claiming his team “were completely abandoned”.
A day after Glasner announced his departure at the end of this season, the manager who led the club to the FA Cup in 2024/25 saw Yeremy Pino put his side ahead with a deft shot in the 30th minute.
Enzo Le Fee struck three minutes later to restore parity and Brian Brobbey followed suit 19 minutes from time to give the Black Cats a 2-1 victory and put them three points adrift of fourth place, five points above Palace.
“The worst thing is selling our captain a day before playing a Premier League match,” Glasner said. BBC Sportreferring to the announcement of Marc Guehi's transfer to Manchester City on Friday.
“I have no understanding of this. I have always kept my mouth [shut]but I can't because I have to defend these players… we are under pressure here and we are unlucky.
Glasner described the sale of Guehi and Eberechi Eze's transfer to Arsenal in August as having his “heart ripped out twice this season”.
“I look at the bench and I can’t react,” he added. “Just kids on the bench. This didn't happen yesterday, it happened weeks ago. That's why I'm really frustrated.”
“We are abandoned” 😳
Oliver Glasner says he feels 'no support' after Crystal Palace's 2-1 defeat to Sunderland. pic.twitter.com/ZolXLhgEfH
– Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) January 17, 2026
Leeds vs Fulham: Nmecha goal seals victory
Lukas Nmecha scored the 91st-minute winner 10 minutes after coming on as Leeds continued their impressive climb away from the relegation zone with a 1-0 victory over Fulham, who remain 10th.
Former Manchester City and Germany striker Nmecha, who arrived on a free from Wolfsburg in June, met Ethan Ampadu's cross emphatically for the 27-year-old's first goal in seven appearances.
Leeds, who have picked up points from eight of their last nine league matches and are eight points clear of danger, had led three times before conceding in the 91st and 102nd minutes of their 4-3 defeat at Newcastle in their previous league match on January 7.
They also lost to Gabriel Gudmundsson's 94th-minute winner at Fulham on 13 September, leading manager Daniel Farke to label their latest win the “best win of the season”.
“It was our first clean sheet and first home since August,” Farke told Leeds' official channels. “It was fully deserved.
🤙 BOSS pic.twitter.com/1WEIJyYb13
– Leeds United (@LUFC) January 17, 2026
“We didn't let any chances go. We missed a few chances. We remained relentless and held on, being positive in our approach.
“It's exceptional. The guys deserve all the plaudits. Even a clean sheet and a point wouldn't have been a bad result against Fulham.
“Lukas proved why I consider him one of the best German strikers we have [in Germany]. He's an incredible finisher and has the instinct to be there at the right time.
Premier League schedule and results this weekend
Saturday January 17
Man United 2-0 Man City
Chelsea 2-0 Brentford
Leeds United 1-0 Fulham
Liverpool 1-1 Burnley
Sunderland 2-1 Crystal Palace
Tottenham 1-2 West Ham
Nottingham Forest 0-0 Arsenal
Sunday January 18
Wolves v Newcastle (2:00 p.m. GMT / 9:00 a.m. ET / 6:00 a.m. PT)
Aston Villa v Everton (4:30 p.m. GMT / 11:30 a.m. ET / 8:30 a.m. PT)
Monday January 19
Brighton & Hove Albion v Bournemouth (8:00 p.m. GMT / 3:00 p.m. ET / 12:00 p.m. PT)
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