Hernandez double as West Ham come from 3-1 down to beat Huddersfield 4-3
Terriers remain bottom despite first away league goals since Boxing Day
Ten-man Leicester snatch 90th-minute winner at Burnley
Sub Morgan scores as Clarets stay 17th
Bournemouth 2-2 Newcastle - Ritchie equalises in injury time
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FT: Burnley 1-2 Leicester
Leicester City
Leicester have been shown more red cards than any other Premier League team this season (5).
And Harry Maguire's red card after three minutes and 11 seconds was the fastest in the Premier League since Gareth McAuley vs Manchester City in March 2015 (1min 29 secs).
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Zachary: Wow! A team with ten men after 4 minutes going on to win 2 - 1, a team going from 3 - 1 down to win 4 - 3, and a 94th minute equaliser to make it 2 - 2. Looks like the Premier League was jealous of the FA Cup getting all the attention and stepped up it's game as a result!
Poor Karlan Grant. He scores twice away from home and his side still lose. That's what happens when you're bottom of the league I guess.
Bournemouth 2-2 Newcastle
Newcastle United
Newcastle scorer Matt Ritchie on his late goal: "It was a a good one, one of my better ones.
"I saw it coming and managed to keep my eye on the ball. It was like a swinger and I got a good connection and it went in the goal.
"I’ve hit a few like that here back in the day. It’s just good to get a goal as I missed the penalty last week and they've been few and far between this season".
On scoring against his old club: "It’s a strange feeling as I owe so much to this club and then I wheeled away and realised I have a lot of respect for this club.
"To concede early in the second half was disappointing and everyone knows how good Bournemouth are in attack.
"It shows good spirit from us and we can really build on that in the way we have got the point. Shows we’ve got belief.
"Everyone knows what a good side Bournemouth are, they pick up points but it’s the way they do it. We knew it was going to be a tough game, they have so much pace and quality.
"Second half we got on top and if they’d got the third we would have been out of the game."
West Ham 4-3 Huddersfield
Huddersfield Town
Huddersfield goalscorer Karlan Grant: "It's a tough one to take. I'm lost for words to be honest. Frustrating.
"3-1 up away from home - we have to do better from there. Don't concede three goals when you're 3-1 up it's that simple.
"Everyone's gutted. I scored two goals but we didn't walk away with three points - that's what hurts most.
"We have to play for pride at the moment. We're in a tough place. We need to stick together and go again."
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Ritchie epitomises everything good about this Newcastle team. Might not be the most skilful but works his socks off right til the very end. After years of watching big name players who didn't care, all we ever wanted was player like him.
Jake, Newcastle
West Ham - Forever blowing hot or cold!
Chris, Herts
So much drama in those three Premier League games and we've already had one FA Cup quarter-final played this morning.
Andre Gray's 79th minute winner sent Watford through to the semi-finals with a 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace.
There were tears at full-time from 38-year-old keeper Heurelho Gomes, who may have played his last match at Vicarage Road.
You can read the match report on that game here.
Image source, Getty ImagesFT: West Ham 4-3 Huddersfield
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FT: Bournemouth 2-2 Newcastle
Tight as anything. 401 passes for Bournemouth - 420 for Newcastle. Three shots on target each too.
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Anthony Rhodes: FOOTBALLLL!!!!
Think I saw Rafa Benitez sneak a fist pump. Just a tiny one. Maybe even a cheeky smile.
Goalscorers and mates.
Image source, Getty ImagesSuper sub number two.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham 4-3 Huddersfield
West Ham United
West Ham goalscorer Javier Hernandez: "We came back pretty good with the effort of the whole team. In the second half we weren't sure if we could do it but we could.
"I want to be on the pitch as much as I can. I want to start and play as many minutes as I can but I want to help the team anyway I can. Hopefully now we can get in the top seven.
"Against Cardiff we didn't play so well but we did it in the second half today. The Premier League is the most competitive league in the world so every game home or away is always tough.
"I always try to do my best, to give my best performances for this club, hopefully we can finish in the top seven."
Goals going in left, right and centre. Got to feel for Huddersfield fans though. Just when a bit of hope started to creep in...
Burnley 1-2 Leicester
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Brendan Rodgers will be absolutely delighted with his side's performance today. They caused problems for Burnley on the counter attack, Burnley were fortunate to go in at 1-1 at half time. Schmeichel hardly had a save to make and Leicester looked a threat throughout
Bournemouth 2-2 Newcastle
Crazy. Just bonkers. Football, eh?
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Matt Ritchie
WOW.
DeAndre Yedlin's ball in from the right is absolutely hammered into the top of the net by Matt Ritchie on the volley.
Unbelievable strike!!!
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