These are the scores from elsewhere in the Premier League. It is another miserable day for Sunderland, but Swansea are on their way to a huge win.

If it stays like this, Hull will be relegated if they fail to beat Crystal Palace tomorrow.

And that is the end of the first half. The hosts lead through Junior Stanislas' goal.

A minute's applause has just been held in memory of Bournemouth fan Paul Willis, who died at the age of 40.

A chance for Scott Arfield who is able to take a touch and sprint towards goal after Ashley Barnes' deflected effort falls into his path, but Arfield is thwarted by Bournemouth goalkeeper Artur Boruc who is off his line quickly and bravely to smother the danger.

We feared for the state of Harry Arter's hamstring earlier on, but he is still out on the pitch, seemingly recovered.

Bournemouth's Charlie Daniels links up with Marc Pugh, with Daniels jinking in from the left wing but his shot is well off target, always rising.

Straight down the other end we go and a chance for Bournemouth's Marc Pugh, who finds himself free in the penalty area, 15 yards out.

Pugh gets the ball caught under his feet and can muster no power in the shot, which is straight at Tom Heaton. A pass to the free Josh King to Pugh's left would have been a better option.

At the other end, Sam Vokes, under pressure 18 yards out, fires a half volley well over the top.

That's the best chance for Burnley so far and it falls to Scott Arfield, 25 yards out. He is in the middle of the goal but drags his left-footed effort just wide of the post.

Bad news for Bournemouth as Harry Arter, with no players around him, pulls up and needs some medical attention for what could well be a hamstring injury. One to monitor.

Bournemouth are level on points with West Brom as it stands now.

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An end-of-season, job-done feel to this game so far. Twenty minutes in, shots on target none.

At least it is a nice sunny day in Bournemouth. Probably a few people wishing they were on the beach at the moment. 

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Burnley have not had a shot on target yet and they have a half chance when Jeff Hendrick has the ball 25 yards out, but he looks for a pass and can only find a home defender and the opportunity is wasted.

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I gave it the big build-up, and not much has happened for five minutes or so.

Burnley are aiming to win their second game away from home this season, following their 2-0 win at Crystal Palace when last on the road.

Some news from elsewhere. And this could be a huge goal for Swansea as Fernando Llorente has just put the Swans 1-0 up away at Sunderland.

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Another half chance for Bournemouth.

The Vitality Stadium is not the biggest of grounds, but there is still no excuse for clearing the stand.

That is what Bournemouth captain Simon Francis does, as he leans back and skies his 20-yard effort high, high, high, over the bar. And the stand.

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This is looking like it is going to be a good one.

Bournemouth attack down the right wing and Josh King releases Junior Stanislas and his low cross is aiming for Lys Mousset in the middle, but only an excellent sliding challenge from Kevin Long denies the forward. The ball goes for a corner, but it comes to nothing.

And we are under way. Burnley immediately have the first chance but George Boyd prods one wide from the edge of the penalty area.

The players have walked out on to the pitch and some of the Bournemouth players are accompanied by their children. A nice touch and it will make for some great pictures for the family photo albums.

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