Premier League – as it happened: Arsenal 3-1 West Ham, Bournemouth 2-2 Everton, Southampton 1-2 Leicester and more
All the action from Saturday's 3pm games
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Your support makes all the difference.The Premier League is back in full swing, with the season currently into its third week of football.
And with six games on offer, there was plenty to get stuck into:
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Wolves 12:30 Manchester City
Arsenal 15:00 West Ham United
Bournemouth 15:00 Everton
Huddersfield 15:00 Cardiff
Southampton 15:00 Leicester
Liverpool 17:30 Brighton
Good afternoon and welcome to The Independent's liver coverage of this afternoon's 3pm kick offs in the Premier League.
We'll bring you all the scores and the latest updates from the games around the country
Arsenal vs West Ham
Bournemouth vs Everton
Huddersfield vs Cardiff
Southampton vs Leicester
Everything Unai Emery said ahead of Arsenal vs West Ham
If you're a fan of press conference transcripts then boy do we have a treat for you. Read everything that Unai Emery said in his live press conference ahead of playing West Ham.
Howe coy on whether record signing will start
Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has refused to disclose whether the club’s record signing, Jefferson Lerma, will be included in the matchday squad against Everton.
Listen up, West Ham fans
Manuel Pellegrini has urged West Ham’s fans to stick with the team after he criticised supporters for leaving last week’s 2-1 defeat against Bournemouth before the final whistle.
“The stadium was empty with 10 minutes to go, we can still score in that time,” he said after the defeat. “They need to believe but if you don't have results it is more difficult for them.”
Maddison for England? It may not be too long says Puel
Claude Puel has backed James Maddison to earn his first England cap this season after a good start in the Premier League.
The 21-year-old joined Leicester from Norwich for £24million and scored his first goal for the Foxes during their 2-0 win against Wolves.
Everyone stay calm!
Marco Silva has stressed that Everton must keep their feet firmly on the ground after a good start to his time at Goodison Park.
The standard of football has been impressing the fans as much as the four points in the Premier League after a sour six months with Sam Allardyce in charge.
This upturn in confidence at the club has seen the manager move to make sure fans keep their expectations in check at this early stage despite such a positive start.
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