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

United were unable to find a goal in the first half at Old Trafford (Getty)

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

[1 February 2017 19:55 · Charles Reynolds]

West Ham 0 Man City 0: It's all West Ham so far, Mark Noble sending a great ball forward for Antonio, but his first touch is poor and takes him too far wide on the right in the area and the chance comes to nothing. He's been lively so far.

[1 February 2017 20:02 · Charles Reynolds]

West Ham 0 Man City 0: Free kick to Man City in a dangerous area outside the West Ham area, but Kolarov hits it off the wall and it goes out harmlessly for a corner which the visitors can't make much of. Sane though then gets the ball and does well down the left, cutting it back across the face of goal, but no player can find the final touch and West Ham just about scramble it clear.

[1 February 2017 20:02 · Charles Reynolds]

GOAL! West Ham 0 Man City 1 – Kevin De BruyneWell, well, well. City have been second best so far, but Cresswell gives the ball away on the attack and the visitors pounce. De Bruyne picks the ball up in his own half, runs with it slips it to Jesus who then plays it back to the Belgian who coolly slots it into the right hand corner of the net with his side foot.

[1 February 2017 20:05 · Charles Reynolds]

West Ham 0 Man City 1: Free kick to City now in a dangerous area, Sterling brought down on the edge of the area.

[1 February 2017 20:06 · Charles Reynolds]

West Ham 0 Man City 1: David Silva hoofs it over the bar...

[1 February 2017 20:06 · Charles Reynolds]

GOAL! West Ham 0 Man City 2 - David SilvaUh oh, this is looking ominous for West Ham. Great work from Leroy Sane down the right hand side, nutmegging Byram and surging forward, he squares it across goal and it bobbles to David Silva who prods it home at the back post from about 5 yards out. Too easy.

[1 February 2017 20:10 · Charles Reynolds]

GOAL! Stoke 1 Everton 0 – Peter CrouchPeter Crouch has brought the robot out of retirement, things are looking up for 2017. He has his 100th Premier League goal, tapping in from an Arnautovic square ball. 

[1 February 2017 20:10 · Charles Reynolds]

 

OptaJoe

@OptaJoe

2 – Kevin De Bruyne has scored in back to back Premier League games after a run of 15 apps without a goal. Buses.

8:06 PM - 01 Feb 2017

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[1 February 2017 20:10 · Charles Reynolds]

 

OptaJoe

@OptaJoe

100 - Peter Crouch has become the 26th player to score 100 Premier League goals. Robot.

8:08 PM - 01 Feb 2017

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[1 February 2017 20:14 · Charles Reynolds]

West Ham 0 Man City 2: Well West Ham have managed to go more than two minutes without conceding a goal so that has to be a positive. They haven't managed much else though.