Premier League - Man Utd, West Ham, Everton and Leicester in action

Summary

Final Score - online & BBC One
Rashford & Martial for Man Utd, Doucoure late strike for Watford
Huddersfield relegated with 2-0 loss at Palace - equal record for earliest relegation from Premier League
Coady own goal & McNeil strike give Burnley win over Wolves, Hojbjerg scores winner for Southampton at Brighton
Morgan's flick & Vardy header for Leicester against Bournemouth

Live Reporting

Neil Johnston and Tom Rostance

'Gracia brings stability'published at 14:03 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Man Utd v Watford (15:00 GMT)
Jonathan Walters
Former Republic of Ireland international on Football Focus
Javi Gracia has done exceptionally well, a little under the radar with how well other sides have done. There has been a turnaround of not only managers but players at Watford of the past few years.
They need that stability. If you can give a manager three or four transfer windows, it is only beneficial.
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Four Man Utd changespublished at 14:00 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Breaking
Man Utd v Watford (15:00 GMT)
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer makes four changes to the Manchester United side that last appeared on the Premier League stage - a 2-0 defeat at Arsenal on 10 March.
Romelu Lukaku, Victor Lindelof, Fred and Diogo Dalot make way - in come Phil Jones, Juan Mata, Ander Herrera and Anthony Martial.
Full team news from all the 15:00 GMT games coming up.
'Solskjaer cares'published at 13:57 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Man Utd v Watford (15:00 GMT)
Dion Dublin
Ex-Man Utd striker on Football Focus
Manchester United had to give Ole Gunnar Solskjaer the job, for someone to do what he did, with the group of players in disarray, to make them start smiling and performing.
He’s stripped it back. He’ll take United back to where they need to be. I’m glad he got the job, he deserves it.
He’s sincere about wanting to take the club forward and the fans love him.
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'The joy has returned'published at 13:52 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Man Utd v Watford (15:00 GMT)
Jonathan Pearce
MOTD commentator at Old Trafford
It's the perfect time for Manchester United to appoint Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as permanent manager. The decision has come as no surprise.
Solskjaer talks of it being his dream job. He feels at home. He knows what an honour it is to be at United. That boyish enthusiasm has transformed the place. The belief is back. The joy has returned.
The announcement now, after back-to-back defeats, shows the board has utter faith in him even in dodgy times. It can also fuel inject a late-season turbo drive, starting with Saturday's game.
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Commentary from Old Traffordpublished at 13:49 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Man Utd v Watford (15:00 GMT)
BBC Radio 5 Live
BBC Radio 5 Live will have full commentary of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first match in charge of Manchester United since he was appointed permanent boss.
You can listen to Alistair Bruce-Ball on the play button above from 15:00 GMT. He is joined by former Manchester City and Tottenham midfielder Michael Brown.
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Bottom of the tablepublished at 13:45 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Fulham 0-2 Man City
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This is how the bottom of the table currently looks.
Never mind Huddersfield, it doesn't look good for Fulham either.
They are losing 2-0 at home to Manchester City in the early stages of the second half.
Bleak.
'Not thinking about relegation'published at 13:42 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Crystal Palace v Huddersfield (15:00 GMT)
Huddersfield Town
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Huddersfield Town head coach Jan Siewert on the prospect of relegation: "I'm not thinking about it. I have a game and I will try to win the game. I only focus on this game. I don't care what happens on other pitches."
'Bigger game for Palace'published at 13:39 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Crystal Palace v Huddersfield (15:00 GMT)
Simon Brotherton
MOTD commentator at Selhurst Park
Huddersfield could equal the record for the earliest Premier League relegation, yet it feels like a bigger game for Crystal Palace.
Roy Hodgson's side could still get dragged right back into the relegation battle, while we already know the Terriers' fate.
The last couple of games have left a sour taste for the Selhurst Park faithful. Defeat at home by rivals Brighton was followed by an FA Cup quarter-final exit at the hands of Watford.
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Free cakes at Leicesterpublished at 13:36 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
Leicester v Bournemouth (15:00 GMT)
Robyn Cowen
BBC Sport at the King Power Stadium
A mid-table clash if ever there was one but perhaps extra motivation for Leicester? It’s their beloved late owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha’s birthday. All home supporters will receive a free beer or water and a cupcake in honour of the occasion.
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Huddersfield down?published at 13:32 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
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Seven matches left but it's over and out for bottom club Huddersfield's two-season stay in the top tier if results go against them today.
The Terriers will be relegated if they lose at Crystal Palace - and Southampton win at Brighton and Burnley beat Wolves at Turf Moor.
Will they live to fight another day?
These are the 15:00 games coming up:
Brighton v Southampton
Burnley v Wolves
Crystal Palace v Huddersfield
Leicester v Bournemouth
Manchester United v Watford
Run-in starts herepublished at 13:28 Greenwich Mean Time 30 March 2019
A new era at Old Trafford.
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Could it be the end of an era for Huddersfield?
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After the international break, the Premier League is back - and the run-in starts right here!
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