How many baseball caps do you think Tony Pulis owns? Has he got a specific cap section in his wardrobe? Sure enough, there's a navy blue one atop his head today. No Baggies badge, mind. They are missing a merchandise trick there.

This would have wrapped it up with extra strong sellotape. Wayne Rooney anticipates where the ball will drop - while everyone around him freezes - then unselfishly squares to Juan Mata. The Spaniard scuffs wide from a central position 10 yards out. 

Leicester are in their all blue, playing left to right. West Brom in their usual stripes. Ballon D'or nominee Jamie Vardy chews his gum as he watches from the bench. Matt Phillips, in West Brom's first attack, calls Ron-Robert Zieler into a fingertip save. 

Fifteen minutes to go. Stranger things have happened. Actually have they? I'm not sure. Maybe Rupert Murdoch marrying Jerry Hall. 

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Off we go. The champions back in action after another European adventure. West Brom start the match level on points with 17th-placed Hull. Great atmos.

Finally some fight from Swansea. It is almost as though someone has just changed the batteries and pinged the 'on' button. Determined defending wins back possession and then the Swans glide forward. Stephen Kingsley's cross from the left touchline is firm, too firm, and flies over Mo Barrow's head.

Almost ready for go in the final Premier League match for two weeks. As we have seen over the rest of the weekend, we will mark Remembrance Day with poppies and silence.

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Swansea have had a shot. I repeat, SWANSEA HAVE HAD A SHOT. The home fans celebrate like they've just bagged a winner at Cardiff. 

Gylfi Sigurdsson's shot is deflected wide for a corner, then Angel Rangel clubs a horrid effort at the corner flag from the set-piece. More hook than New Order's bass player.

Wayne Rooney has been enjoying himself this afternoon. Almost scored, a couple of assists, plenty of running. Very productive. Then he smashes a free-kick straight over all his team-mates in the Swansea box and into Lukasz Fabianski's grateful hands.

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Swansea have managed a touch in the Manchester United penalty area! I can't actually remember when it happened, but it definitely did.

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Stuart in Bingley: Liverpool have already shown they can do it in the supposed tighter games, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea all away and Man Utd at Anfield and we came away with 8 out of 12 points. 

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Well, we didn't see that coming. That win is a great testament to the players' characters, especially after losing two strikers in the first half hour. Robert Snodgrass changed the game for Hull today - Southampton were the better team for the majority of the game. 

Wow. Football is bonkers. 

Anything Paul Pogba can do, Marouane Fellaini...can't do. The blond-bonced Belgian has a couple of swivels at loose balls in the Swansea box, neither volley is a clean hit. 

Manchester United are still refusing to let Swansea have a touch. If this was a game of chasing shadows then Swansea would be cruising.

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Hull's long wait for a win is over. They have come from behind to defeat Southampton. Those three points mean they are in the relegation zone on goal difference alone. Their next opponents? Sunderland.

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Into the sixth added minute...

Home fans whistle. David Marshall gathers the ball. That must be it?

Off the line! Sam Clucas, clinging to the far post, somehow keeps the ball out. His clearance hit two onrushing Saints players. How did that not go in?

Jose Mourinho is still not smiling. Maybe if Manchester United rattle in five or six then we might see a hint of a grin. Don't rule it out. A fifth or sixth away goal, not a grin.

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All over. The entertainers have done what they do best and become the third different team to top the Premier League this weekend. Liverpool were quite brilliant today.

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