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Your support makes all the difference.Arsenal, West Ham and Southampton are all in action at 3pm as a busy day of Premier League action continues with six matches taking place in the top flight, with Leicester vs Chelsea set to wrap up the day’s programme in the evening kick-off. Chelsea will remain top of the table regardless of the result at the King Power Stadium, though the chasing pack will hope to close the gap to the league leaders. Follow all the action here.
Today’s fixtures:
- Tottenham vs West Brom – 12:30
- Burnley vs Southampton – 15:00
- Hull vs Bournemouth – 15:00
- Sunderland vs Stoke – 15:00
- Swansea vs Arsenal – 15:00
- Watford vs Middlesbrough – 15:00
- West Ham vs Crystal Palace – 15:00
- Leicester vs Chelsea – 15:00
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It’s a big game for…
Jay Rodriguez. The former Burnley striker returns to his old stomping ground and will be expected to lead the line against his past employers in the absence of fellow ex-claret, Charlie Austin.
Best stat…
22 of Burnley’s 23 points have come from home results, the highest percentage of points won at home than any team in professional English Football (92 per cent).
The Clarets have also won six of the seven meetings against Southampton at Turf Moor, scoring a total of 23 goals in the process.
Remember when…
The last time these two met at Turf Moor? It resulted in a memorable 1-0 win for the home side, with Hampshire native Danny Ings setting up Ashley Barnes for a 72nd minute winner.
Player to watch…
Andre Gray. With the hosts' home form considered and the Saints struggling in the league at the moment, look for Burnley to use the pace of the former Bristol City man, who has scored four goals in his last five Premier League games.
Past three meetings…
Southampton 3 (Austin 2, Redmond) Burnley 1 (Vokes) St Mary’s Stadium, October, 2016
Southampton 2 (Long, Shackell OG) Burnley 0 St Mary’s Stadium, March 2015
Burnley 1 (Barnes) Southampton 0 Turf Moor, December 2014
Form guide…
Burnley: LLWWLD
Southampton: DWLLLD
Vital information…
Kick-off time: 3pm
TV: Highlights on Match of the Day, BBC1
Odds…
Burnley to win: 5/2
Southampton to win: 6/5
Draw: 23/10
(Odds provided by BetVictor)
Welcome to The Independent's live coverage of today's Premier League 3pm kick-offs, with 12 teams in action on a busy day in the top flight.
Arsenal top the bill as they look to return to the top four, having dropped down to fifth following the 3-3 draw with Bournemouth in their last league outing. They travel to Swansea to take on a side struggling down in 19th and trying to get to grips with a third manager this season in Paul Clement.
Burnley will look to continue their impressive form at Turf Morr when they host Southampton, and Sean Dyche's side can jump ahead of the Saints and move into the top half with a victory, while Southampton will hope to close the gap on seventh-placed Everton.,
Basement side Hull City know they will remain in the Premier league bottom three even if they beat Bournemouth when they take on the Cherries at the KCOM Stadium, with new manager Marco Silva getting his first taste of Premier League football since replacing Mike Phelan.
Sunderland will look to move out of the relegation zone when they face Stoke City, having mounted something of a U-turn under David Moyes which has been spearheaded by striker Jermain Defoe. West Ham will look to put a difficult week behind them when they meet Crystal Palace, but they will have to do so without key midfielder Dimitri Payet after he was banished from the first team after refusing to play for the club.
Finally, what is sure to be an emotional fixture at Vicarage Road sees Watford take on Middlesbrough, with the Hornets set to pay tribute to their greatest manager in Graham Taylor after he died on Thursday following a heart attack. Current manager Walter Mazzarri is under pressure to turn around their poor form of late, with just seven points separating them from the drop zone.
Follow all the action here.
Tottenham have laid down a marker for the weekend with a thumping victory this lunchtime. How can their North London rivals Arsenal respond this afternoon?
The Gunners trip to Swansea is one of six Premier League matches kicking off at three o'clock, and we'll have goal news from each and every one.
KICK-OFF: After a minute's applause for Graham Taylor at every Premier League ground - none more emotional than the one at Vicarage Road - this afternoon's six games are up and underway.
2 mins: PENALTY! HULL 0 BOURNEMOUTH 0:
It didn't take long for Hull to shoot themselves in the foot this week. With just over a minute on the clock, Harry Maguire dived in on Scottish livewire Ryan Fraser, and Martin Atkinson had no hesitation in pointing to the spot. After hitting Hull for six at Dean Court back in October, Bournemouth have a chance to bag another early in the return fixture.
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