Hull vs Manchester City live: Latest scores and updates as Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United all win
Follow the latest from Boxing Day's Premier League action with eight matches kicking off the festive period
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One of the most anticipated days of the Premier League calendar takes place today as the Boxing Day fixtures signal the start of the festive period, with 20 games all taking place in the next week. League leaders Chelsea feature, as do Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City, while Sam Allardyce takes charge of his first match as Crystal Palace manager since replacing Alan Pardew.
Follow the latest here.
- Today’s Premier League fixtures:
- Watford 1 Crystal Palace 1
- Arsenal 1 West Bromwich Albion 0
- Burnley 1 Middlesbrough 0
- Chelsea 3 Bournemouth 0
- Leicester City 0 Everton – 2
- Manchester United 3 Sunderland 1
- Swansea 1 West Ham 4
- Hull vs Manchester City – 17:15
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This week’s Premier League fixtures:
Tuesday 27 December
Liverpool vs Stoke City – 17:15
Wednesday 28 December
Southampton vs Tottenham – 19:45
Friday 30 December
Hull vs Everton
72mins: GOAL! Manchester City take the lead through Yaya Toure!
73mins: Raheem Sterling got the better of Robertson again before the Scotland international hauled down the wide man cynically in the area. Yaya Toure showed nerves of steel to send Marshall the wrong way and give City the lead.
76mins: Hull's belief seems to have disappeared since Toure's opener. City on top and looking for a second now.
79mins: A slick City move saw De Bruyne find Silva on the right and the Spaniard slide his ball across the face of the area to Iheanacho who tapped it home from close range.
83mins: Hull continue to fight in front of the home crowd but City are keeping the ball and running down the clock like all top sides do.
88mins: Hull have fought valiantly this evening but they will leave the KCOM empty handed. Robertson's overhit pass sums up the disparity of quality between themselves and their classy opponents.
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