Premier League live: Latest scores as West Ham play Leicester and Hull travel to Everton
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Your support makes all the difference.Ten Premier League teams are in action on Saturday afternoon, after West Brom stunned Arsenal at the Hawthorns and before Swansea travel to Bournemouth in the evening kick-off.
Crystal Palace will be hoping to continue their recent improvement when they host Watford and struggling Hull will be desperate to spring an upset against Ronald Koeman's Everton, who still have faint hopes of gatecrashing the top four.
Premier League leaders Chelsea will play Stoke, while Sunderland host mid-table Burnley.
Finally the Premier League champions will attempt to make it four wins out of four under Craig Shakesperare, as they take on West Ham.
Follow the live action below...
Saturday's 3pm kick-offs:
Crystal Palace v Watford
Everton v Hull City
Stoke City v Chelsea
Sunderland v Burnley
West Ham United v Leicester City
90+5 mins: RED CARD! STOKE 1 CHELSEA 2:
Stoke City will play the final seconds with ten men after Phil Bardsley was dismissed for a rash challenge on Cesc Fabregas on the touchline. The right-back was already on a yellow card from the first half when he slid in unnecessarily on the Spaniard to receive a second booking.
It's now to Dean Court on the South Coast for the final game of the day between Bournemouth and Swansea City.
Here's how the two sides line up this evening...
Bournemouth: Boruc, A. Smith, Francis, S. Cook, Daniels, Surman, Gosling, Fraser, King, Pugh, Afobe
Subs: Gradel, B. Smith, L. Cook, Allsop, Wilshere, Ibe, Cargill
Swansea: Fabianski, Fernandez, Kingsley, Mawson, Ki, Fer, Cork, Carroll, Ayew, Llorente, Sigurdsson
Subs: Amat, Britton, Borja, Nordfeldt, Routledge, Narsingh, Roberts
Referee: Mike Dean
KICK-OFF: The home side get us underway at Dean Court and immediately are on the offensive. After earlier results, Bournemouth will know this fixture represents a great opportunity to put distance between themselves and the bottom three; a bottom three that Swansea sit just one place outside.
3 mins: Josh King has been responsible for Bournemouth's last five goals in the Premier League, but nobody is quite sure how after the striker's latest effort. Leaning in from the right, the Norwegian took aim with his left foot but slice his shot high, wide and in direction of the corner flag.
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