Tottenham vs Burnley: Christian Eriksen strikes late to give Spurs win
Re-live the action from Wembley
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Your support makes all the difference.Christian Eriksen struck an injury-time winner to end Tottenham Hotspur's frustration against Burnley fc and earn a 1-0 Premier League win.
Spurs looked like enduring a disappointing comedown from their midweek high in Barcelona as they struggled to break the Clarets down at Wembley.
But Eriksen, introduced from the bench, won it in the first minute of time added on when he coolly clipped home.
It was no more than Spurs deserved, as they missed several chances to have the game wrapped up before then, but they got the job done and cemented their place in the top three.
For Burnley it was another away defeat and they continue to hover above the bottom three.
Good morning and welcome to The Independent's live coverage of today's Premier League action, with five games kicking off at 3pm which you can follow right here as the goals go in.
Once matters are wrapped up at the Etihad Stadium where Manchester City take on Everton, we'll turn our attentions to the 3pm games where the standout fixture sees an in-form Tottenham buoyed by their Champions League progression in mid-week take on a Burnley side looking to continue their rise up the table, having moved out of the relegation zone last weekend.
Elsewhere, Crystal Palace will be without the suspended Wilfried Zaha as they face Leicester, while Watford will hope to record a much-needed win against Cardiff in order to get back into the top half of the league.
An important match at the foot of the table sees Newcastle travel to Huddersfield, while the final 3pm kick-off sees Wolves and Bournemouth meet in a clash that features two sides chasing European football next season. The final game of the day sees basement side Fulham host West Ham in a London derby from 5.30pm.
KICK OFF and we're underway in today's 3PM kick offs.
Comment below with your predictions this afternoon.
I'm not expecting lots of goals... let's see.
10 minutes, 5 games, all still 0-0.
My early 'few goals' prediction looks nice at the moment.
Curse of the commentator to come?
GOAL! Wolves 1-0 Bournemouth (Jimenez)
Jota pounces on a misplaced pass back and makes a dart towards goal.
He waits for his teammates to join him and slips a delightful pass into the feet of Jimenez who just has to direct it goalwards...
and he does!
1-0 to the Wolves and they've turned around a bad run of form in the past few weeks. Can they keep it up here? Well, they've started well.
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