Swansea 0-4 Arsenal - Sanchez scores fourth after Giroud and two ogs
Sunderland 1-3 Stoke - Arnautovic x 2, Crouch - Defoe pulls one back
Hull 3-1 Bournemouth - Tigers come back to win in Silva's first game
West Ham 3-0 Palace - Carroll scores stunning overhead kick after Feghouli opener
Burnley 1-0 Southampton - Barton scores free-kick on first start
Gomes comes off injured for Watford against Boro (0-0)
Sunderland 1-3 Stoke
Chances of a Sunderland fightback are disappearing with just under five minutes of normal time left to play.
It's all a bit scrappy on the pitch and some of the home fans are not anticipating a late revival, they are making their way out of the ground to get a head start on the traffic.
West Ham 3-0 Crystal Palace
Jason Mohammad
Final Score
Dimitri who?
Manuel Lanzini (86 mins)
West Ham are in the groove.
Michail Antonio has his third assist of the day as the Hammers break and the winger slides the ball to Manuel Lanzini.
The Argentine applies a deft chip to the ball to dink it over Wayne Hennessey for West Ham's third.
Lanzini is booked for having the nerve to enjoy life by celebrating with some fans.
Image source, ReutersSwansea 0-4 Arsenal
Big moment for Arsenal fans as Danny Welbeck enters the fray, making his first appearance in the Premier League this season.
He replaces Alexis Sanchez, who doesn't look happy about coming off. The lad just loves his football!
West Ham 2-0 Crystal Palace
Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score
It's textbook technique from Andy Carroll, there's a lot of instinct involved, but he knows what he's doing.
Is it better than Giroud's scorpion? There was an element of chance with Giroud but Carroll knows exactly what he's doing.
Image source, Getty ImagesWatford 0-0 Middlesbrough
Still no goals but not for the lack of trying as far as Watford are concerned. Substitute Tom Cleverley smacks an effort against the base of the upright before Etienne Capoue lashes wide seconds later.
Hornets boss Walter Mazzarri rubs his face in frustration. He knows his side should be ahead by now.
Image source, ReutersWest Ham 2-0 Crystal Palace
Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on Final Score
This is another contender for goal of the season from Andy Carroll. It's a scissor kick. He meant it. It's brilliant.
We wondered whether West Ham would be galvanised by the Payet situation and there's your answer.
Joey Barton (77 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesWhy always him?
Joey Barton has been on the pitch five minutes and he's already centre of attention.
He hits a free-kick from 25 yards, low and into the wall. It takes a nick and spins in.
Image source, ReutersAndy Carroll (79 mins)
Who on earth needs Dimitri Payet when you have Andy Carroll?
It's a goal as wonderful as the big man's ponytail.
It's a flying scissor kick volley from 12 yards out that is truly magnificent.
Oh my giddy aunt.
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Sunderland 1-3 Stoke
Sunderland have upped the pressure. If they can get a goal it will make for an interesting final 15 minutes. Jermain Defoe is giving Stoke plenty to think about, but not troubling Lee Grant yet.
Burnley 0-0 Southampton
Something to stick in your notebooks at Turf Moor as Joey Barton replaces Dean Marney for his first Premier League action since May 2015.
Sam Vokes is on too for Steven Defour.
Image source, ReutersHull City 3-1 Bournemouth
Spare a thought for Tyrone Mings today.
An own goal on his first ever Premier League start after a horribly long time out with a knee injury and he's just gone down holding a knee.
A bit of treatment and he's back up, trying to gee on his team-mates. The boy has bags of bounce-back-ability.
Alexis Sanchez (73 mins)
Not an own goal, but Wayne Routledge can claim an assist for Arsenal's fourth. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain crosses for Aaron Ramsey, Routledge's attempt to clear only aids Arsenal as he pokes it forward and Alexis Sanchez sweeps home.
Paul Clement looks like he wishes he was sat next to Carlo Ancelotti back in Germany right about now.
Image source, ReutersWe're currently debating which game has been worse - Burnley v Southampton or Watford v Boro?
Answers on a postcard.
Image source, ReutersOwn goals galore
Chris Heron: This 'Own Goal' bloke has got a killer finish. Sign him up Wenger!
Sam Rio Nnaji: It's a day of own goals in the Premier League.
Nick Bush: Alex Iwobi is a pinball wizard today.
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Watford 0-0 Middlesbrough
The three shots the lucky fans who are at Vicarage Road saw in the first half was the lowest in the Premier League this season.
There have been a few more attempts at goal since the break, but Watford's heat map (left) looks awfully similar to Middlesbrough's (on the right).
Lots of the ball outside the opposition area. Hardly any touches inside it. Still no goals, either.
Image source, bbcSofiane Feghouli (67 mins)
If his red card against Manchester United hadn't been overturned, Sofiane Feghouli wouldn't have been playing today.
But he's got the first goal of the game and spared Michail Antonio's blushes at the same time.
Antonio skips past Wayne Hennessey and tries to roll it into an empty net from a tight angle.
He gets it all wrong but Feghouli is rushing into tap into an empty net.
Image source, ReutersKyle Naughton OG (68 mins)
It's own goals day in Swansea as the visitors gift the Gunners another goal. This time it is the unfortunate Kyle Naughton who puts the ball into his own net, deflecting Alex Iwobi's cross beyond Lukasz Fabianski.
A bad first day at the office for Paul Clement after a promising first 15 minutes.
Image source, ReutersWatford 0-0 Middlesbrough
Image source, Getty ImagesWatford doing all the pressing at the moment as Etienne Capoue curls an effort just wide of the far post.
The hosts have to make a change, though, as Heurelho Gomes is clearly in discomfort and the Hornets keeper is replaced by Costel Pantilimon.
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