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Your support makes all the difference.Swansea City beatEverton in Saturday's late kick-off meaning the Welsh club climb out of the relegation zone. Relive all the action here.
Today’s Premier League results:
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This weekend’s Premier League fixtures
Friday
West Ham United 1 Tottenham Hotspur 0
Saturday
Manchester City vs Crystal Palace – 12:30pm
Bournemouth vs Stoke City – 3pm
Burnley vs West Bromwich Albion – 3pm
Hull City vs Sunderland – 3pm
Leicester City vs Watford – 3pm
Swansea City vs Everton – 5.30pm
Sunday
Liverpool vs Southampton – 1.30pm
Arsenal vs Manchester United – 4pm
Monday
Chelsea vs Middlesbrough – 8pm
GOAL
BURNLEY 2 - 2 WEST BROM
Vokes levels the scoring for Burnley, with a looping header following a free kick from Brady. A poor goalkeeping decision from Foster made this a routine finish for Vokes.
GOAL
HULL 0 - 2 SUNDERLAND
Defoe doubles Sunderland's tally with just minutes left on the clock at the KCOM Stadium. It appears to be offside, but the linesman misses it and the goal stands.
FULL TIME SCORES
Burnley 2 - 2 West Brom
Leicester 3 - 0 Watford
Bournemouth 2 - 2 Stoke City
Hull 0 - 2 Sunderland
Up next, Swansea host Everton. Make sure you tune in and follow our coverage of the action live from the Liberty Stadium.
Liverpool could lose its World Heritage status if damage to the city’s historic Victorian docks is caused by plans for Everton’s anticipated new £300m stadium, which Unesco has not yet been officially notified of.
Everton defender Seamus Coleman's recovery from a serious double fracture of his right leg has been boosted by a new five-year contract.
Hull's defeat earlier today means that Swansea can climb out of the dreaded relegation zone with a win here on home turf, but it will be far from a walk in the park.
Crystal Palace also lost 5-0 to Manchester City in today's 12:30 kick-off, which is another result that has gone in the favour of Paul Clement's men.
Everton enter this fixture with no wins in their last six away games, which will surely inject the Swansea side with confidence. However, the Swans have only won two of the 26 competitive meetings between these two clubs.
Kick off at 17:30.
The Everton forward could prove problematic for the Swans defence today. His record of 25 goals and six assists so far this campaign is enough to make any defenders knees tremble.
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