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Your support makes all the difference.Liverpool closed the gap to Premier League leaders Manchester City with a late victory over Swansea in the lunchtime kick-off. The Reds were 1-0 down before James Milner scored his fourth penalty of the season to snatch the win. Chelsea and West Ham take centre stage in the 3pm kick off with City, Arsenal and Spurs all in action on Sunday. Follow the latest here.
- Today’s fixtures:
- Swansea 1-2 Liverpool (full time)
- Hull vs Chelsea – 15:00
- Sunderland vs West Brom – 15:00
- Watford vs Bournemouth – 15:00
- West Ham vs Middlesbrough – 15:00
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Manchester United vs Stoke City – 12:00
Leicester City vs Southampton – 14:15
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HALF TIMEHull 0 Chelsea 0
Watford 0 Bournemouth 1
Sunderland 0 West Brom 1
West Ham 0 Middlesborough 0
Are we still calling the Premier League 'the best league in the world'?
Last few minutes of these games coming up. Will there be any late goals?
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