Leeds sack manager Darko Milanic
Southampton beat Stoke to move second
Sunderland errors gift Arsenal victory
Liverpool held by Hull, West Brom deny Palace
Bony scores twice in Swansea win
MOTD's Guy Mowbray at the Stadium of Light
"It's just 1-0 at the break and, for that, Sunderland should be thankful because it could have been all over. They are halfway to digging their own grave again and the goal was a moment Wes Brown will want to forget."
MOTD's Steve Bower at Anfield
"A goalless, low-key first half at Anfield. Hull's third-choice goalkeeper Eldin Jakupovic has rarely been stretched, only having to save one shot - that coming from Mario Balotelli. But Liverpool have to offer more in the second half."
Image source, Getty ImagesAndy Head:, external Can't believe how sloppy Liverpool are in possession this season, giving it away so often. What are they doing in training?
Former Arsenal striker John Hartson
Football Focus
"Hull have broke once or twice but not really threatening. Liverpool for me look the better side, Balotelli stung the goalkeeper's hands with a shot, Lovren had a header cleared off the line. Not a lot has happened but Liverpool look the better team.
Former Liverpool striker Dean Saunders
BBC Radio 5 live
"It's a stalemate so far this game. There has not been a really clear-cut chance at either end. Dejan Lovren had a header hooked off the line, and Adam Lallana looks really good travelling with the ball but Hull look like a solid outfit. You can see why they have been doing so well. And they have looked dangerous going forward at times too. Mo Diame looks a real player."
Pretty uninspiring ay Anfield, with Liverpool showing no post-Champions League bite. In fact, Hull have had just as many chances as the home side.
Image source, Getty ImagesA killer goal for West Brom to concede just before half-time. West Brom had a couple of chances, but it will be a tough road back from here.
Southampton rightly ahead, while Stoke have shown little since going behind. The Saints have had most of the ball, with Dusan Tadic pulling the strings.
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal have the advantage at the break, but Sunderland will be happy to be in this still with another 45 minutes to go.
Confidently despatched spot-kick by Mile Jedinak, firing low into the back of the net, and things are looking bleak for the Baggies.
Image source, Getty ImagesYannick Bolasie is fouled inside the area and Palace have the chance to make it 2-0...
It feels a little bit like Arsenal are toying with Sunderland now. They are patient in possession, with Alexis Sanchez teasing his marker on the left side of the area, holding the ball rather than trying to fire it into the box. Sunderland players are back in numbers and the Gunners ultimately can't find a way through.
Hull's best chance of the game, with Liverpool needing Simon Mignolet to deny Jake Livermore. Hatem Ben Arfa gets down the right, pulling the ball back to Livermore, who would have scored had he gone a yard either side of the keeper. As it is, we remain level.
Are Leeds about to inflict only Wolves' second defeat in 11 games? They are 1-0 up thanks to a goal by Italian Mirco Antenucci. The Yorkshire club tweeted it was a "great goal" from the edge of the area. Watch it later on the Football League Show on BBC One, UK viewers. Basement side Blackpool are a goal down at Reading - the ever-reliable Glenn Murray has scored for the Royals.
Former Liverpool striker Dean Saunders
BBC Radio 5 live
"Liverpool have not raised the pace of the game enough and they need to move the ball quicker. If they move the ball with pace then maybe one of the Hull defenders is caught out of position, but the opposition have been comfortable so far."
All a bit subdued at Anfield, but Liverpool aren't giving the home fans a great deal to cheer about. Plenty of the ball, but nothing to show for it. Hull have a rare foray into hostile territory, but Mo Diame is crowded out.
Image source, PAA lucky escape for West Brom because Crystal Palace should have a penalty when Wilfried Zaha is tripped by Craig Dawson inside the area. Nothing given.
Steve Claridge
Former Leicester City striker on Final Score
"Sanchez took his goal brilliantly but what a poor mistake by Wes Brown. You've worked so hard, had a tough start, settled down and then that happens. A poor mistake."
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Arsenal striker John Hartson
Football Focus
"A brilliant finish by Mane. Pelle again brings it into his chest, swivels and hits it, but Mane follows up brilliantly with a great finish.
"Earlier we spoke about Pelle and Tadic but Mane is also new to this team."