Summary

  • Swansea score twice in injury time to beat Palace 5-4

  • Bradley earns first win as Swansea manager

  • Liverpool beat Sunderland 2-0 - Reds top but Coutinho injured

  • Leicester equalise late v Boro for 2-2

  • Hull hit back to draw 1-1 v West Brom

  • Burnley 1-2 Man City (Aguero double)

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes and Neil Johnston

  1. Woodburn on the bench

    Liverpool v Sunderland (15:00 GMT)

    Liverpool's starting XI is the same as the one that started their 0-0 draw at Southampton, meaning this is the first time the Reds have been unchanged in 40 games.

    On their bench is one Ben Woodburn. He is a 17-year-old striker who has been labelled the "new Robbie Fowler".

    No pressure then.

  2. Brace yourself for some team news. The XIs for the 3pm Premier League games will be announced in roughly three minutes...

  3. City going top

    Manchester City have completed the turnaround at Turf Moor. They now lead 2-1 and will be going top of the Premier League (for an hour or two at least) if things stay the same.

    I won't bother telling you the scorer. If I gave you one guess you'd get it.

    You can follow the rest of that game here.

  4. Defoe hits 150

    Liverpool v Sunderland (15:00 GMT)

    Missed Jermain Defoe on Football Focus? Not to worry, here is a snippet of the Sunderland striker describing his pride at having notched up 150 Premier League goals. There are now only six players above him in the all-time Prem scorers list. I won't insult your intelligence by asking you to name them. I will give you a clue though if you're stuck - Marco Boogers isn't one of them.

    I pinch myself over 150 goal tally - Defoe

  5. Kicking off around the world

    Liverpool v Sunderland (15:00 GMT)

    The Auckland branch of the Liverpool supporters club have got another late night in store...

  6. Coming up

    Here is the full list of 3pm kick-offs in the Premier League...

    Hull v West Brom

    Leicester v Middlesbrough

    Liverpool v Sunderland

    Swansea v Crystal Palace

  7. One eye on the bottom

    David MoyesRex Features

    Liverpool's quest to go top with a home win over Sunderland will dominate much of this afternoon's agenda, but we must also cast an eye towards the bottom of the table.

    Six of the Premier League's bottom seven are in action from 3pm, meaning we are likely to see some movement in and around the drop zone in the next couple of hours.

    It is going to be a nervous afternoon for onlookers West Ham.

  8. Race to the top

    Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp (right)Rex Features

    Opportunity knocks?

    Come 3pm, Liverpool will know exactly what they need to do to go top of the Premier League (for a bit at least).

    As it stands, with Manchester City drawing 1-1 at Burnley, a home win over Sunderland will do.

    The door is open Jurgen...