Premier League live: Latest scores as West Ham play Leicester and Hull travel to Everton

Follow the latest from Saturday's Premier League action

There are five 3pm kick-offs this Saturday afternoon (Getty)

Ten Premier League teams are in action on Saturday afternoon, after West Brom stunned Arsenal at the Hawthorns and before Swansea travel to Bournemouth in the evening kick-off.

Crystal Palace will be hoping to continue their recent improvement when they host Watford and struggling Hull will be desperate to spring an upset against Ronald Koeman's Everton, who still have faint hopes of gatecrashing the top four.

Premier League leaders Chelsea will play Stoke, while Sunderland host mid-table Burnley.

Finally the Premier League champions will attempt to make it four wins out of four under Craig Shakesperare, as they take on West Ham.

Follow the live action below...

Saturday's 3pm kick-offs:

Crystal Palace v Watford
Everton v Hull City
Stoke City v Chelsea
​Sunderland v Burnley
West Ham United v Leicester City

[18 March 2017 19:07 · Sam Dymond]

78 mins: Wonderful football all round! Jack Wilshere showed his class by bursting into the box and stepped up an inviting cross to the far post. Rising highest was Benik Afobe, who did everything right with his downward header, but the striker found himself denied by a wonderful reflex save by Lukasz Fabianski.

Meanwhile, Jack Cork has been booked for a foul on Bournemouth's goalscorer.

[18 March 2017 19:14 · Sam Dymond]

84 mins: Bournemouth haven't kept a clean sheet since New Year's Eve when they were away at...yep, you've guessed it...Swansea. The Cherries are on their way to a first shut out at home since they defeated the champions Leicester back in the middle of December. 

Despite the arrival of their £15m record signing Borja, on in place of Llorente, Swansea don't look likely to find a way through in the remaining minutes.

[18 March 2017 19:18 · Sam Dymond]

90 mins: There are three minutes to be played before Bournemouth can celebrate a deserved three points. It's back to the drawing board and South Wales for Paul Clement and Swansea.

[18 March 2017 19:20 · Sam Dymond]

90+3 mins: Jack Wilshere nearly scores his first Bournemouth goal, but thankfully for those of us who want to get away on time, he didn't.

[18 March 2017 19:21 · Sam Dymond]

FULL TIME - BOURNEMOUTH 2 SWANSEA 0:

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