Summary

  • Watch Match of the Day on BBC One & online

  • Rooney hat-trick, third from halfway over stranded Hart - Everton 4-0 West Ham

  • Sterling with injury-time winner - Man City 2-1 Saints

  • Arsenal 5-0 Huddersfield (Lacazette, Giroud 2, Sanchez, Ozil); Stoke 0-3 Liverpool (Mane, Salah 2)

  • Chelsea 1-0 Swansea - (Rudiger) Conte sent to stands; Bournemouth 1-2 Burnley (King; Wood, Brady)

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley and Tom Rostance

  1. Ozil back in business
    Breaking

    Arsenal v Huddersfield (19:45 GMT)

    Arsenal make just one change from the team which beat Burnley as Mesut Ozil comes back in in place of Alex Iwobi.

    Huddersfield may have marked this one in the calendar as 'home win'. David Wagner makes six changes, rotating the tail out of the Terriers. There are starts for Martin Cranie, Chris Lowe, Florent Hadergjonaj, Steve Mounie, Elias Kachunga and Collin Quaner.

  2. Breaking team news
    Breaking

    Chelsea v Swansea (19:45 GMT)

    Eden Hazard is left on Chelsea’s bench tonight. Four changes from the side who drew 1-1 with Liverpool – with Cesc Fabregas among the new quartet to start.

    Swans striker Tammy Abraham isn't allowed to face his parent club.

    Full team news to follow.

  3. Almost time for team news from the three 19:45 GMT games. Hold onto your hats, fantasy football fans.

  4. Tonight's live commentary game

    Everton v West Ham (20:00 GMT)

    5 Live

    David Moyes has lost all four of his Premier League matches against his former side Everton by an aggregate score of 8-0 (with Manchester United and Sunderland).

    Win tonight and his West Ham side climb out of the bottom three at Everton's expense. Plenty riding on this game...

    Everton v West Ham.

  5. Tonight's action

    Three of the top four and two of the bottom three are all in action on this busy evening.

    How will the table look by bedtime?

    Arsenal v Huddersfield (19:45 GMT)

    Bournemouth v Burnley (19:45 GMT)

    Chelsea v Swansea (19:45 GMT)

    Everton v West Ham (20:00 GMT)

    Manchester City v Southampton (20:00 GMT)

    Stoke v Liverpool (20:00 GMT)

  6. Barca in action

    BarcelonaEPA

    Barcelona are playing Real Murcia in the Copa del Rey tonight. The Catalans lead 3-0 from the first leg, but stranger things have happened (maybe).

    Follow live text commentary of that bad boy here.

  7. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball

    Are you happy to see the same British managers back in the Premier League? Or would you prefer to see some new home-based names in the Prem? Chris Wilder? Michael O'Neill?

    Let us know using #bbcfootball on Twitter or by texting 81111 (UK only, please let us know your name and location).

    Chris WilderGetty Images

  8. Same old, same old?

    The return of David Moyes, Alan Pardew and Sam Allardyce to the Premier League dugouts in recent weeks means that there are plenty of familiar faces out there.

    Plenty of British managers, too.

    Allardyce will make it eight out of 20 once he is confirmed at Everton, all largely experienced too.

    The grateful eight of Howe, Dyche, Hodgson, Allardyce, Hughes, Clement, Pardew and Moyes have managed 2,162 Premier League matches between them so far, winning 761 for a bang-average win percentage of 35%.

    Sam AllardyceGetty Images

    #WINNING

  9. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

    Recycling binGetty Images

    Premier League clubs are doing their bit for the environment by recycling the same managers

    Sam Allardyce is set to become Everton's manager - on the same day that West Brom appointed Alan Pardew.

    And the same month as David Moyes took over at West Ham. It's been a couple of months since Roy Hodgson got the Crystal Palace job.

    The year is 2017.