Premier League football - as it happened: United fail to break past Hull, City dominate against woeful West Ham
Re-live all the action from Wednesday night's Premier League football
After a frantic Tuesday night, there's just three games to get stuck into today.
Manchester United take on Hull at Old Trafford as they bid to restore some pride after their 17-match unbeaten run was brought to an end at the KCOM Stadium one week ago.
The blue half of Manchester take to the road as Pep Guardiola's men return to the London Stadium to face West Ham - one month after their 5-0 humbling of the Hammers.
And Stoke welcome Everton to the bet365 Stadium to round off tonight's fixtures.
For United and City in particular, the two sides have the chance to gain some ground on their title rivals after all four dropped points in Tuesday's games.
As for Everton, Ronald Koemen's men remain in reaching distance of European football while Stoke continue to sit pretty in tenth on 28 points.
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Tuesday night's results:
Arsenal 1-2 Watford
Bournemouth 0-2 Crystal Palace
Burnley 1-0 Leicester City
Middlesbrough 1-1 West Bromwich Albion
Sunderland 0-0 Tottenham Hotspur
Swansea City 2-1 Southampton
Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea
No sign of the Dimitri Payet mural in Stratford any more
1 - Hull City have picked up just one point in nine Premier League meetings with Man Utd (W0 D1 L8). Dominated.
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13 - Manchester United are on the current longest unbeaten run in the Premier League (13 games – W7 D6 L0). Force.
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1 – Stoke have lost just one of their last nine Premier League home matches (W4 D4). Resolute.
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2 - Everton will be looking to win both home and away against Stoke in the same PL season for the first time since 2008-09. Target.
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Around 20 minutes to go until kick off at the terribly-named London Stadium, perhaps the biggest talking point is that Sergio Aguero has been left out of the Man City starting line up, with new boy Gabriel Jesus getting the start ahead of him. At the other end of the pitch, Willy Caballero is also preferred to Claudio Bravo in the battle of the slightly unreliable South American keepers.
West Ham 0 Man City 0: Kick off minutes away, both sets of players out on the pitch now...
West Ham 0 Man City 0: And we're off... For fans of BT Sport's revolving door of dodgy co-commentators tonight sees arguably the pick of the bunch, Owen Hargreaves and his baffling accent.
West Ham 0 Man City 0: Scrappy start so far, but West Ham are the first side to cause their opponents some trouble, pumping the ball up to Andy Carroll who's header on finds its way to Antonio although he can only scuff off a fairly tame shot that is easily saved.
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