Liverpool suffer third loss in five games
Villa 0-3 Arsenal - Ozil, Welbeck & OG
Newcastle 2-2 Hull - Magpies were two down
Burnley 0-0 S'land - Clarets goalless in four
Swansea 0-1 Saints; QPR 2-2 Stoke
Simon, Belfast: Four days after a disappointing Champions League loss Arsenal cheer themselves up with a 3-0 win over Villa, which is the reverse of what happened at the start of last season. Then, four days after a disappointing loss to Villa they cheered themselves up with a 3-0 win in the Champions League, against Fenerbahce.
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A disgruntled looking Steve Bruce said his Hull side 'looked a very good side' before throwing away a two-goal lead, but says the goals scored by Nikica Jelavic and Mo Diame were good enough 'to grace any arena.'
Image source, Getty ImagesAlex Song makes his first start for West Ham after coming off the bench against Hull on Monday, and Hammers fans will be hoping the on-loan Barcelona midfielder does not get a little starstruck as he prepares to come face-to-face with his idol.
The 27-year-old used to train every single day in a shirt previously worn by Steven Gerrard, having been given it by his cousin - former Reds defender Rigobert Song - when he was a kid.
"The first time I went to England was 1999 when I was watching Rigobert play. It was crazy because I took some pictures with the players - I was 12 years old," he says. "Then Rigobert gave me Gerrard's shirt from that day and I have kept it. I was training every single day in it. I have still got the shirt. When you are young and someone gives you a shirt, you have to keep it."
Matt Hughes-Short:, external Fair to say that Alan Pardew owes Papiss Cisse a couple of portions of goat curry after that display.
Will Mann:, external The fact that Newcastle only just scraped a draw against Hull at home tells me that Pardew should still be on the way out...
Callum Sibley:, external I'm sorry but three points in five games is not good enough. Pardew's reign has run its course.
In the 2012-13 season, Cisse blamed a goal drought on goat curry being taken off the menu, external at Newcastle's training ground.
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal striker Danny Welbeck: "I'm particularly pleased to get off the mark. It was a good team performance.
"We got behind them. We knew it would be difficult today. They had their chances but when we took our first one we looked in control of the game.
"I haven't had as many training sessions as I 'd like but I am starting to get to the players a lot better."
Hull midfielder Mo Diame: "The Premier League is never finished until it's finished. We are very disappointed not to win the game. We got too deep and couldn't keep the ball.
"It is two points lost. We knew that we could have the crowd with us today."
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Vince: I don't really understand what you Newcastle fans are expecting. The last time you finished anywhere near the top four before Pardew was in the Sir Bobby Robson days. Newcastle are a mid-table club and that's the harsh reality.
Jack in York: As a Newcastle fan I'm bewildered as to how Pardew is coming under this pressure. We have three ordinary centre-backs, one right-back, no natural left winger and unless Cisse hits form no decent striker. Even Sir Alex can't improve this. Every year we sign players to make a profit and never to better the side, just to replace ones he has sold. Ashley does not care about progression or cup runs. Pardew has had three-and-a-half years at Newcastle. He kept us in the Premier League after promotion, a fifth place finish, European football and a top 10 finish. No team can boast that in their first four seasons up from the Championship!
Image source, PAYounger readers may not believe me when I tell them that a side containing Shaka Hislop, Marlon Harewood, Carl Fletcher and Lionel Scaloni were moments away from winning the FA Cup eight years ago, but they sure were.
West Ham were only denied by a familiar foe - Steven Gerrard screaming in a 30-yarder in stoppage time of a brilliant 3-3 draw in Cardiff. Watch the video and enjoy/endure.
The best final since 1990? Probably.
Will Gerrard be a thorn in the Hammers' side again today? Probably..
Gerrard has nine goals against West Ham. Only John Toshack (10) has scored more against them for Liverpool.
West Ham can go above Liverpool with a win today - Are Big Sam's men capable?
Newcastle goalscorer Papiss Cisse: "I just do something that the trainer needs me. He said that he needed me yesterday and I just do my job."
SafiWardak:, external Three goals, the most criticised players - Ozil and Welbeck - doing the job, and a clean sheet. Job well done by the Gunners.
Andy Brown:, external Three new strikers purchased in the transfer window and it's Papiss Cisse who saves the day! What a time to find his form again!
Northampton 4-5 Accrington - Just the 15 goals at Sixfields this week then. Madness!
Former Everton captain Phil Neville at Villa Park for BBC Radio 5 live
"This contest was over in that first-half four minute period when Arsenal devastated on the counter-attack. Arsenal cantered through the second half and Villa were ultimately a little disappointing."
Image source, AFPPoor Deportivo La Coruna. Real Madrid have hit back with a vengeance after two successive La Liga defeats by crushing their opponents 8-2.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat-trick while Gareth Bale also helped himself to a couple of goals. Javier Hernandez, on loan from Manchester Untied, got in on the act by scoring a brace, including one superb strike from the edge of the area. James Rodriguez also scored.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich were held to a frustrating goalless draw by struggling Hamburg in the Bundesliga.
A cracking comeback from Newcastle then, Papiss Cisse saving them from certain defeat. Check out Hull's two goals on MOTD tonight though. Both belters.
A mixture of cheers and boos at the final whistle. Is that enough for Alan Pardew? Newcastle will remain bottom of the table.
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