Man City with fifth straight league win
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Slimani scores twice as Leicester defeat Burnley
Sanchez scores twice as Arsenal hit four at Hull
West Brom put four past sorry West Ham
West Brom 4-2 West Ham
At 4-0 up West Brom looked home and dry, but two goals in quick succession have given West Ham some purpose and it is the visitors who go close again as Dimitri Payet has a crack from distance that ends up winning Slaven Bilic's side a corner.
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Leicester 2-0 Burnley
Not been a bad afternoon for Premier League debutants. Man City's Ilkay Gundogan has been excellent, as has two-goal Leicester striker Islam Slimani.
Clearly they've both heard about the prestige of being named in Garth Crooks' team of the week.
But Slimani's Leicester aren't done against Burnley yet, Marc Albrighton firing wide with the help of a deflection.
Hull City 0-2 Arsenal
Arsenal are knocking it around, probing for an opening but also taking the sting out of that brief spell of Hull pressure. That is until Laurent Koscielny gets caught in possession, far too casual from the France defender, and he is forced to work back and stop Abel Hernandez turning towards the Arsenal goal.
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Wolves were battered 4-0 by Barnsley at home while Newcastle were thrashing QPR 6-0 in midweek, so hands up who saw Wolves winning at Newcastle today? Helder Costa has doubled Wanderers' lead.
Elias Kachunga has put leaders Huddersfield 2-0 up against the afore-mentioned QPR.
And in League One, Northampton are desperate to extend their unbeaten run to 32 games - they've pulled a goal back to trail Chesterfield 2-1.
Man City 4-0 Bournemouth
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
Remember what I said about Raheem Sterling at half-time?
He is now being serenaded - ironically - with 'What a waste of money' by the City support, plus 'Raheem Sterling, he's top of the league'.
There is a standing ovation waiting for him if Pep Guardiola decides on an early substitution.
In contrast, Jack Wilshere has just gone off. Not had the greatest day.
Hull City 0-2 Arsenal
Abel Hernandez strikes the top of the bar with a spectacular effort, but the forward is well offside. That is as close as Hull have come, but they are starting to ask a few questions of the Arsenal defence despite the visitors' one-man advantage.
Image source, ReutersMan City 4-0 Bournemouth
John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live
It is an absolute romp.
Who is playing better than De Bruyne right now? Bale, Ronaldo, Messi, Suarez?
De Bruyne has got to be right up there?
Ilkay Gundogan
Manchester City wanted Pep Guardiola to bring shades of his great Barca team to the Etihad. That's what the home fans are getting.
Kevin de Bruyne is playing the Lionel Messi role, teasing and tormenting his Bournemouth opponents with almost every touch.
He tees up the fourth, guiding the ball into the path of Ilkay Gundogan who drills low inside the right-hand post.
Image source, EPAManuel Lanzini (66 mins)
Well, that comeback could be on after all...
Dimitri Payet is brought down in the box by West Brom's Brendan Galloway, on loan from Everton, and Manuel Lanzini fires in for the visitors from the spot to reduce the deficit to two with more than 20 minutes still to play.
Image source, ReutersAs things stand, Huddersfield will have a four-point lead at the top of the Championship table by close of play today. Kasey Palmer's goal still separates them from QPR.
Newcastle and Barnsley still trail at home.
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Leicester 2-0 Burnley
Not much sign of a Burnley comeback here. Leicester looking like the Leicester which shocked the world last season. Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez are purring.
West Brom 4-1 West Ham
Hull City 0-2 Arsenal
Lots of passes, fancy flicks, typical Arsenal. A wonderfully-worked goal which has surely put this game beyond 10-man Hull.
Image source, OptaMichail Antonio (61 mins)
Michail Antonio pulls one back for West Ham with a neat header from a Dimitri Payet cross, but surely it's too late for Slaven Bilic's side to make a comeback?
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Brom 4-0 West Ham
Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score
West Ham look as though they couldn't buy a win or a clean sheet at the moment. Their midfield looks a problem. Cheikhou Kouyate is like a fire engine that arrives at a fire after it has gone out.
Theo Walcott
One for the dubious goals panel. Not one that Hull defender Harry Maguire will want to claim - but he might have to.
Arsenal forward Theo Walcott slides towards the empty Hull goal after rounding Eldin Jakupovic. Maguire desperately tries to divert the ball away but only succeeds in bundling it in. A face-palm sort of moment.
Walcott is being credited initially with the goal. Not sure that will go down in the record books as his though.
Image source, ReutersTwo unbeaten records are on the line in League One...
Northampton's 31-game streak without defeat is under threat - they're 2-0 down at Chesterfield. And leaders Bolton are trailing by the same scoreline at Walsall, who are down to 10 men.
Nacer Chadli (56 mins)
Nacer Chadli gets his second of the game and owes a thank you to team-mate Salomon Rondon.
The Venezuela striker skips clear of the West Ham defence, lures Adrian out of his goal and then slips it left for Chadli to poke home from close range.
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