Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace defender Damian Delaney, speaking to BBC Sport: "We're very happy. It's been a hard few weeks. We've just said in the changing room that we need to build on this. Come in on Monday and work hard this week, as we have another big game next Saturday."

"Last year we weren't scoring many goals and now we are, but we're conceding lots. It's a collective responsibility. It was important to get the win but a clean sheet was nice."

"Everyone had a long hard look at themselves after last week's performance.

"The relief for the manager was massive."

Crystal Palace's first win in seven sees them climb away from the bottom three, with Burnley, Leciester, Middlesbrough and West Ham all falling, for now at least. Champions Leicester are only two points above the drop zone.

To digest the lay of the land after those 3pm results, it's worth a glance at the table. Sunderland are off the bottom, replaced by a very leaky Swansea side. Next week? The Black Cats go to Wales. Tasty.

We'll keep rolling here with all the reaction from the three o'clockers, but out live coverage of the late game has just got under way. Chris Osborne is at the helm for West Ham v Arsenal, and you can find his musings right here.

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Alex Scott
Arsenal Ladies & England right-back on Final Score

They've won today but next up for Crystal Palace it's a relegation scrap against Hull City followed by fixtures against Manchester United and Chelsea. It'll only get harder for them.

Jason Mohammad
Final Score host

I hope Frank Skinner and Adrian Chiles are watching these results - West Brom are up to sixth!

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Alex Scott
Arsenal Ladies & England right-back on Final Score

I don't get it! I don't care what the scoreline is, why aren't Tottenham celebrating scoring all these goals? 

Swansea's hierarchy need to take a look at Bob Bradley, because even last week when they won they shipped a load of goals. The Swans look like they don't even know each other's names.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

An incredible goalscoring record, Jermain Defoe's. He's a remarkable striker.  

Delight at the Stadium of Light. A big win for the home side against the reigning Premier League champions.

Sunderland are up to 18th, a point behind West Ham and Middlesbrough. And next week they play Swansea...

Leicester are winless in their last five league matches and are just two points above the relegation zone.

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Leicester keeper Ron-Robert Zieler trots up for the corner! But it is opposite number Jordan Pickford who is the star of the set-piece. The ball bobbles about, Wes Morgan shoots but Pickford denies him with a reaction save.

Billy Jones tries to shepherd a ball out of play, but Jamie Vardy is lurking and wins a Leicester corner...

West Brom are sixth in the Premier League. Let that sink in for a moment. If you're a Baggies fan that has been staying away, maybe get yourself back down to The Hawthorns. Tony Pulis is a football genius.

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Clive Allen
Former Spurs & England forward at White Hart Lane for 5 live sports extra

This could have been double figures with the chances Spurs have created in the second half. That goal was too easy, Sissoko wasn't tracked and he had time to control it and roll it into Eriksen's path.

As we thought it might have been. A complete shellacking. Swansea are lucky it was only five. They look safe bets to go down.

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After a dodgy start, Stokes are heading in the right direction. They were excellent in the first half, only for Burnley to fight in the second. They must figure out a way of earning points away from home.

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HUGE win for Palace. Two goals from birthday boy Christian Benteke and another by James Tomkins eases the pressure on Alan Pardew and lifts Palace up to 14th.

Pards might even watch Match of the Day tonight with a glass of red.

David Moyes is animated on the touchline, barking out instructions and cajoling his players. The Sunderland fans respond too, raising the decibel level as they try to cheer their team over the line.

Plenty of time for Leicester to get a goal or two. Or for Sunderland. We're going to have six minutes of stoppage time after a delay for an injury to Duncan Watmore a few moments ago.