Sunday's Premier League action sawh Manchester United suffer a surprise 3-1 defeat by Watford to record a third straight loss, while Tottenham beat Sunderland 1-0 through a Harry Kane winner, Crystal Palace beat Stoke City 4-1 and Southampton secure a 1-0 win over Swansea. Re-live the action here.
- Today’s Premier League fixtures:
- Watford 3-1 Manchester United
- Crystal Palace 4-1 Stoke
- Southampton 1-0 Swansea
- Tottenham 1-0 Sunderland
- Paul Scholes believes Marcus Rashford is the answer to United’s winger problems
- Jose Mourinho defends Paul Pogba after difficult start to life at United
- Why Mauricio Pochettino gives his players some home truths
- Moussa Sissoko reveals why he turned down Everton to join Spurs
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Leicester City 3 Burnley 0 match report
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West Brom 4 West Ham 2 match report
Everton 3 Middlesbrough 1 match report
68 MINS
There is a growing threat about Manchester United, as the partnership between Rooney and Ibrahimovic begins to pose a threat... And about time too.
United are continuing the pattern of their season, with a slow first half and an improved second half.
They're dominating possession now and it certainly looks like they're carrying the confidence to go onto win this.
71 MINS
Pereyra wins a free kick by the touchline after Pogba lunges into an unnessary challenge and gives away a silly foul.
Holebas stands over it and delivers it into the box. Ashley Young clears the danger with a clever flick and the attack deflates.
34 MINS
Walters is down on the floor following a clash with Townsend. No free kick given however.
36 MINS
Allen puts a cross into the box from a free kick that is aiming towards Shawcross, but Dann beats him in the air and it goes out for a corner.
64 MINS
It's certainly been a better half for Stoke City, but the clock is ticking and they need to get a goal to provide the momentum for a comeback.
Nonetheless, Palace are continuing to look the more likely of the two sides to get the next goal.
25 MINS
The Spurs players queue on the edge of the box to fire a shot at the goal, but a sea of Sunderland shirts throw themselves infront of the efforts. Wanyama, Kane and Son are all unable to convert.
HALF TIME
A slow start for Sunderland, but they've done well to hold out and go into the break level. Spurs have been able to break the deadlock, with Pickford looking impressive between the sticks for the visitors.
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