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Your support makes all the difference.After the chaos of goals and red cards during Saturday’s Premier League fixtures, there was letting up on Sunday as Liverpool were stunned by Bournemouth.
The Cherrys came from 3-1 down to snatch a 4-3 victory in injury time as Jurgen Klopp's side suffered their first Premier League defeat since August.
In the later kick off, Manchester United were left frustrated again by Everton, who held them to a 1-1 draw, leaving Jose Mourinho still looking for his second Premier League win since early November and their first away from home since the 1-0 win over Hull in August.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic gave United a first-half lead but former Evertonian Marouane Fellaini, who came on as a substitute, gave away a clumsy penalty which Leighton Baines gratefully converted in the 89th minute.
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Saturday’s results:
Manchester City 1 Chelsea 3
Crystal Palace 3 Southampton 0
Stoke 2 Burnley 0
Sunderland 2 Leicester City 1
Tottenham 5 Swansea 0
West Brom 3 Watford 1
West Ham 1 Arsenal 5
88 MINS
Baines beats De Gea from the spot, drawing his side level. Fellaini looks on shaking his head. The Everton man buries the strike in the bottom left corner.
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It was a relentless battle throughout, but the late introduction of Fellaini gave Everton the lifeline and they scored from the penalty spot. The early goal from Ibrahimovic was not enough to secure the three points for the visitors.
United climb a place and find them sitting at sixth in the table, whereas Everton sit just below at eighth. It's a positive point for Koeman's men, but it will seem like two points lost for the Reds.
It's been a terrific weekend of Premier League football, crammed full of shocking scorelines, raucous rivalries and exceptional goals.
That's all from us today at The Independent, it's been a pleasure. Thank you for tuning in.
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