Premier League as it happened: Everton beat Huddersfield and out of sorts Tottenham fail to win again
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Your support makes all the difference.It was a good day for the Merseyside clubs as Liverpool thrashed Brighton 5-1 and Everton beat Huddersfield 2-0.
Elsewhere, Watford drew 1-1 with Tottenham and West Brom vd Crystal Palace ended goalless.
Leicester beat Burnley 1-0 while Stoke claimed a vital three points with a narrow 2-1 win.
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Join Liam Corless from 2pm for all the latest from the day's Premier League 3pm kick-offs.
Phil Thompson reckons Stoke manager Mark Hughes is under huge pressure to get a result against Swansea today.
The Potters are fifth from bottom in the Premier League and have won just twice in their last 13 matches in all competitions.
"They (Stoke's fans) want more attractive football and it's not coming," Thompson told Sky Sports a few moments ago.
"Mark is in a very difficult position. We've seen clubs making these changes.
"I think this is a massive game. I think this game and next week's against West Brom will be massive towards his future at the football club."
Hughes has been in charge of Stoke since 2013.
We're five minutes from kick-off in today's 3pm Premier League games. Stay tuned for goal updates from all six of the following matches:
- Brighton vs Liverpool
- Everton vs Huddersfield
- Leicester vs Burnley
- Stoke vs Swansea
- Watford vs Spurs
- West Brom vs Crystal Palace
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