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Your support makes all the difference.Liverpool will look to get back to winning ways at Hull City on Saturday, with the relegation-threatened Tigers seeming to have improved under new manager Marco Silva.
The Portuguese's men held Manchester United at Old Trafford in midweek, and may prove to be a test for Jurgen Klopp's side, who have struggled to break down solid opponents in recent weeks.
Elsewhere, an in-form Everton side entertain Eddie Howe's leaky Bournemouth, Crystal Palace's Sam Allardyce will hope to get one over on his former club Sunderland, Southampton face West Ham United in a mid-table clash, West Bromwich Albion play Stoke City and Watford host Burnley.
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Saturday's Premier League fixtures
Chelsea vs Arsenal - 12.30pm
Crystal Palace vs Sunderland
Everton vs Bournemouth
Hull City vs Liverpool
Southampton vs West Ham United
Watford vs Burnley
West Bromwich Albion vs Stoke City
Tottenham Hotspur vs Middlesbrough - 5.30pm
Sunday's Premier League fixtures
Manchester City vs Swansea City - 1.30pm
Leicester City vs Manchester United - 4.00pm
84 MINS
Sissoko sprints through the middle but is dispossessed before he is able to pull the trigger. The referee signals play on in Tottenham's advantage, but Kane wastes the opportunity.
FULL TIME
It's all over at White Hart Lane, with Spurs leaving with three points and continuing in their title chase. It was far from easy, with Boro deserving credit for their resilient defending throughout. A penalty won by Son and scored by Kane was all that could separate the two sides today.
It's been a tremendous day of Premier League football, there's no doubt about it. Make sure you tune in tomorrow for minute-by-minute coverage of all the action.
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