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  • FT: Everton 2-0 Fulham - Gueye scrambles in as Everton have three goals ruled out for offside; Keane doubles lead

  • FT: West Ham 3-2 Burnley - Flemming with opener; Wilson levels & Soucek puts hosts ahead before Walker-Peters adds third. Cullen pulls one back late on

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Joe Rindl

  1. Everton 2-0 Fulham

    Deep into stoppage time...Everton are ending the game strongly.

    They've just won back-to-back corners.

  2. goal

    GOAL - West Ham 3-2 Burnley

    Josh Cullen (90+7 mins)

    Hannibal whips one in and Alphone Areola should have caught it but he fumbles the ball straight into the path of Josh Cullen who pushes it over the line.

    Burnley have pulled one back but is it too little too late?!

  3. West Ham 3-1 Burnley

    A poor challenge from Mateus Fernandes on Hannibal earns him a yellow card late in the game.

  4. Everton 2-0 Fulham

    Should Fulham fans be worried?

    They're one point above the relegation zone as it stands.

  5. 'A brilliant two weeks for West Ham'

    West Ham 3-1 Burnley

    Pat Nevin
    Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at London Stadium

    What a difference this two weeks has made for West Ham.

    It's absolutely brilliant for them. They looked as if they were going to get left behind. Three points last week, three points this week.

    Suddenly from being left down there with the likes of Wolves, they are level with Burnley now and beginning to think about looking further up.

  6. West Ham 3-1 Burnley

    Burnley are fast running out of time here as they win a free-kick.

    Again Jacob Bruun Larsen fancies his chances and Kyle Walker was advancing at the back post but the defender is some way away from making a connection with the ball.

  7. Everton 2-0 Fulham

    Everton have 16 days to prepare for their next game...away to Manchester United on 24 November.

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    Anthony: Isn’t it time we played Michael Keane as a striker?

  9. West Ham 3-1 Burnley

    Burnley win a free-kick in a dangerous area and Jacob Bruun Larsen sees fit to have a shot. It's a decent effort but punched away by Alphonse Areola. The visitors win a corner but good communication from the goalkeeper ensures Josh Cullen's effort is dealt with.

  10. Everton 2-0 Fulham

    What's happened to Fulham away from home?

    They are moments away from a FIFTH straight Premier League defeat on the road.

  11. Everton 2-0 Fulham

    Danny Gabbidon
    Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Hill Dickinson Stadium

    Dewsbury-Hall is my man of the match.

    All facets of the game have been good and he is looking to make things happen. An all-round performance from him.

  12. Everton 2-0 Fulham

    Everton look to be heading into the international break with a much-needed three points.

    Kieran Dewsbury-Hall has the heartbeat of this performance.

    He's produced some really intelligent runs and now has an assist.

  13. West Ham 3-1 Burnley

    Burnley are heading for a fourth defeat in six matches.

    The scoreline perhaps flatters somewhat but this was a must-win game for West Ham and they're heading for back-to-back wins in the Premier League for the first time since February.

  14. 'Walker-Peters smashes it in'

    West Ham 3-1 Burnley

    Pat Nevin
    Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at London Stadium

    Kyle Walker-Peters smashes it in and that has absolutely finished it.

    You cannot see any way that Burnley are going to score two goals to get back into this game.

    It makes it look like a comfortable afternoon for West Ham but it has been anything but.

  15. GREAT SAVE!

    Everton 2-0 Fulham

    Jordan Pickford playing for EvertonGetty Images

    Jordan Pickford is closing in on his third Premier League clean sheet of the season.

    The Everton keeper gets down well to keep out a low, arrowed attempt by Adama Traore which takes a deflection off the boot of Jack Grealish, who was attempting a challenge.

  16. 'Burnley missing creativity'

    West Ham 3-1 Burnley

    Pat Nevin
    Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at London Stadium

    Burnley haven't had creativity. You need that in the Premier League, it's a top league for a reason because you have got real quality.

    Maybe that is missing. But this is away from home and maybe that is a little bit tougher.

  17. Everton 2-0 Fulham

    Danny Gabbidon
    Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra at Hill Dickinson Stadium

    Michael Keane is very good at attacking set pieces and that is a really important second goal. Good delivery from Dewsbury-Hall.

    The ball comes off his shoulder but he won't care. Breathing space.

  18. goal

    GOAL - West Ham 3-1 Burnley

    Kyle Walker-Peters (87 mins)

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    Three points surely going the way of West Ham now!

    Tomas Soucek drives through the middle of the park and gets his shot away. Martin Dubravka tries gather but he ends up spilling the ball and Kyle Walker-Peters was the first to react and nudge into the back of the net.

    The home supporters definitely have something to cheer about now.

  19. YELLOW CARD

    West Ham 2-1 Burnley

    Kyle Walker is into the referee's book for bundling into El Hadji Malick Diouf.

  20. goal

    GOAL - Everton 2-0 Fulham

    Michael Keane

    That should do it!

    Michael Keane finds the net from a Kiernan Dewsbury-Hal corner - and that should be that.

    It comes off the defender's shoulder and flies past Bernd Leno into the net.

    Fulham players think it hit Keane's hand and are protesting but the goal stands.