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Manchester United held by West Ham, Arsenal beat Bournemouth, Everton lose at Southampton, Stoke see off Watford

Re-live the day's Premier League matches with Arsenal, Manchester United and West Ham all in action

Joe Miles
Sunday 27 November 2016 11:37 GMT
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Jose Mourinho is sent to the stands after kicking a water bottle
Jose Mourinho is sent to the stands after kicking a water bottle (Getty)

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Manchester United were held by West Ham to a 1-1 draw that saw Jose Mourinho sent tot he stands, while Southampton made Ronald Koeman's return to St Mary's fas miserable as possible as they secured a 1-0 victory, with Arsenal seeing off Bournemouth 3-1 and Stoke securing a 1-0 victory at Watford in the opening match of the day. Follow the latest here.

  • Today’s matches:
  • Watford 0-1 Stoke City
  • Arsenal 3-1 Bournemouth
  • Manchester United 1-1 West Ham United
  • Southampton 1-0 Everton
  • Chelsea beat Tottenham on Saturday to stay top of the league
  • Spurs’s unbeaten start to the season ended at Stamford Bridge
  • Manchester City and Liverpool also win

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This weekend’s Premier League results

Burnley 1-2 Manchester City

Hull City 1-1 West Bromwich Albion

Leicester City 2-2 Middlesbrough

Liverpool 2-0 Sunderland

Swansea City 5-4 Crystal Palace

Chelsea 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur

54 MINS

It's an anticlimactic strike. High and wide. He should be hitting the target from there.

Joe Miles27 November 2016 17:41

55 MINS

Bolasie charges into the Southampton half, he beats his man and pulls the trigger but it goes wide. 

His pace and power combination is enough to trouble any defence on his day. 

Joe Miles27 November 2016 17:43

57 MINS

Austin tests Stekelenburg from close range with a header, but once again the keeper steps up to the job and parries it wide. The Dutch keeper has put in a shift today. 

Joe Miles27 November 2016 17:48

61 MINS

Southampton continue to press forward, but they fail to find the final product. It's the same story for Koeman's men. 

This is still anyone's game. 

Joe Miles27 November 2016 17:51

64 MINS

What a save from Forster! Bolasie leaps into the air and connects with the overhead kick beautifully. However, the lunging right leg of the keeper saves his side. 

Joe Miles27 November 2016 17:52

65 MINS

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Lennon is replaced by Deulofeu.

Joe Miles27 November 2016 17:53

68 MINS

Lukaku picks up the ball and sprints towards the Southampton goal, but within seconds, he is surrounded by red and white shirts. It takes three of them to muscle him off the ball, but it worked and they regain possession. Safety in numbers and all that.

Joe Miles27 November 2016 17:57

70 MINS

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Mirallas replaces Barkley.

Joe Miles27 November 2016 17:58

72 MINS

Redmond goes for goal from just inside of the box, but he is leaning too far back and it flies way over the bar. No test for Stekelenburg.

Joe Miles27 November 2016 18:00

75 MINS

Everton are stringing the ball round well in the box, but Southampton are sitting deep and outplaying them. Bolasie goes down on the edge of the box and wins his side a free kick. 

Joe Miles27 November 2016 18:03

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