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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…
Jordon Ibe. The young winger drew public criticism on Monday from manager Eddie Howe, who went so far as to call him a ‘disappointment’ after his performance against Millwall in the third round of the FA cup. He will be looking for a chance to silence his critics against a Hull side that is leaky at the back.
Best stat…
Of the 44 goals Hull City have conceded this season 20 have been from set-pieces, more than any other Premier League team.
Remember when…
The last time these two sides met was at the Vitality Stadium in October, where Bournemouth inflicted Hull’s joint-worst ever Premier League defeat.
Player to watch…
Robert Snodgrass. The Scotland winger has been hugely influential in Hull City’s sombre Premier League campaign. Snodgrass has been involved in nine of Hull’s 17 goals this season, scoring seven and assisting two, and has subsequently drawn transfer attention from West Ham along the way.
Past three meetings
Bournemouth 6 (Daniels, Cook, Stanislas 2, Wilson, Gosling) Hull City 1 (Mason) Vitality Stadium, October 2016
Bournemouth 0 Hull City 4 (Delaney, France, Elliott 2) Dean Court, March, 2005
Hull 1 (Green) Bournemouth 0, KCOM Stadium, August, 2004
Form guide…
Hull City: LLLDLW
AFC Bournemouth: WLLWDL
Vital information…
Kick off time: 3pm
TV: Highlights on BBC1
Odds…
Hull City to win: 11/5
Bournemouth to win: 11/8
Draw: 12/5
(Odds provided by BetVictor)
54 mins: GOAL! SWANSEA 0 ARSENAL 2:
Arsenal have a second it the most fortuitous of circumstances. After working their way into the Swansea box, Alex Iwobi's angled shot clattered into Jack Cork and looped up and over the stranded Lukasz Fabianski for an own-goal. Paul Clement's first home match in charge of the Swans looks destined to end in defeat.
62 mins: GOAL! HULL 3 BOURNEMOUTH 1:
A third own-goal in the Premier League today, and the scorer is the unfortunate Tyrone Mings. The former Ipswich defender, making his first start in the top flight after more than a year out with injury, diverted Tom Huddlestone's shot past Artur Boruc, and that should mean Hull are good for the three points.
68 mins: GOAL! WEST HAM 1 CRYSTAL PALACE 0:
The deadlock has been broken at the London Stadium where Sofiane Feghouli has slid the ball home from close range. The Algerian forward, available after having his sending off against Manchester United rescinded, followed the ball in after Michail Antonio had skipped around Wayne Hennessey for his first Premier League goal. Sam Allardyce may have to wait longer for his first win as Crystal Palace manager.
67 mins: GOAL! SWANSEA 0 ARSENAL 3:
Another own-goal and another scored by Swansea! This time it was full-back Kyle Naughton, who diverted Alex Iwobi's cross from the left past a static Lukasz Fabianski.
73 mins: GOAL! SWANSEA 0 ARSENAL 4:
Arsenal have a fourth and this time it's a goal all of their own doing. Alexis Sanchez took advantage of hesitancy in the Swansea penalty area to pick his spot in the top left corner of Lukasz Fabianski's goal.
79 mins: GOAL! WEST HAM 2 CRYSTAL PALACE 0:
Oh my word!! Andy Carroll has scored an absolute stunner!! The West Ham striker has just executed the most astonishing of scissor-kicks to meet Michail Antonio's left wing cross from 15 yards, rocketing the ball past Wayne Hennessey in the Crystal Palace goal. Simply outstanding. The London Stadium may never see a better goal.
78 mins: GOAL! BURNLEY 1 SOUTHAMPTON 0:
Guess who's back?! Joey Barton is a Burnley player, has been on the pitch less than five minutes and he has broken the deadlock at Turf Moor. The veteran midfielder took charge of a free-kick 25 yards out after George Boyd had been fouled, and decided to go low. As the Southampton defensive wall jumped, Barton sent his shot underneath them and found the bottom corner of Fraser Forster's net.
86 mins: GOAL! WEST HAM 3 CRYSTAL PALACE 0:
Who needs Dimitri Payet? Not West Ham! The Hammers have a third and it's another beauty. It's a third assist for Michail Antonio, who splits the Crystal Palace defence open with a crisp through ball, but then it was all Manuel Lanzini's work. The Argentine took the ball in his stride, burst into the penalty area and effortlessly clipped a shot over Wayne Hennessey for 3-0.
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