Premier League Saturday: Arsenal hold Leicester to draw, Burnley stun Liverpool and Chelsea beat Watford

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Laurent Koscielny looks on as Wes Morgan fails to make contact with the ball in front of the Arsenal goal (Reuters)

Manchester United were joined at the summit of the Premier League by Manchester City, Chelsea and unlikely early pace-setter Hull City as the trio recorded victories on Saturday to maintain their 100 per cent starts to the new season, while Arsenal and Leicester played out a goalless draw at the King Power Stadium to leave them both five points adrift. Follow the latest here.

Today’s Premier League fixtures:

• Stoke 1-4 Manchester City
• Burnley 2-0 Liverpool
• Swansea 0-2 Hull
• Tottenham 1-0 Crystal Palace
• Watford 1-2 Chelsea
• West Bromwich Albion 1-2 Everton
• Leicester City 0-0 Arsenal

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This weekend’s other Premier League fixtures

Friday:

Manchester United 2-0 Southampton

Sunday:

Sunderland vs Middlesbrough – 13:30

West Ham vs Bournemouth – 16:00

[20 August 2016 13:01 · Sam Dymond]

28 mins: Stoke are rattled, and Aguero nearly takes advantage with his second in as many minutes. This time, however, Given is equal to the effort and diverts the striker's shot behind with his legs. From the corner, the home defence are again all over the place, allowing David Silva of all players a free header, but the Spaniard's effort crashes into a Stoke player.

Meanwhile, the boos ring out from the stands in the direction of the match official.

[20 August 2016 13:05 · Sam Dymond]

35 mins: GOAL! STOKE 0 MANCHESTER CITY 2:

And now Sergio Aguero does have his second! After Erik Pieters had felled Jesus Navas on the right wing, Kevin De Bruyn swung over a peach of a free-kick, and the striker got up ahead of Glenn Whelan and Philipp Wollscheid - not to mention teammate Aleksandar Kolarov - to flash a glancing header beyond Shay Given. That's five goals in five days for the Manchester City hitman!

[20 August 2016 13:12 · Sam Dymond]

38 mins: Mike Dean is not endearing himself to the home crowd. Having given the visitors a spotkick they have adjudged to have been harsh, he has now waved away Stoke appeals for a penalty of their own. Mark Hughes' team looked to have a good case to as Kolarov tripped Joe Allen just outside the six-yard box. With the ball still live, Stoke frustrations then grew further seconds later as Mame Biram Diouf inexplicably headed wide from point blank range. 

[20 August 2016 13:14 · Sam Dymond]

43 mins: Ironic cheers from the home crowd as an offside flag goes up to stop Pablo Zabaleta in his tracks. Or it may have just been relief that they were celebrating because once again the visitors had cut their hosts to pieces.

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[20 August 2016 14:07 · Mark Critchley]

Burnley vs Liverpool

[20 August 2016 14:08 · Mark Critchley]

Swansea City vs Hull City