MANCHESTER UNITED travel to West Ham for a huge Premier League clash at the London Stadium this afternoon.
Erik ten Hag’s men are looking to secure back-to-back wins in the top flight for the first time this season.
Elsewhere, Tottenham face a tricky London derby clash against Crystal Palace, while Chelsea take on Eddie Howe’s Newcastle.
- Kick off time: 2pm
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Premier League results
- Crystal Palace 1-0 Tottenham
- Chelsea 2-1 Newcastle
- West Ham 2-1 Man Utd
- Arsenal vs Liverpool – 4.30pm
FT! West Ham 2-1 Manchester United
Yet another Premier League defeat for Manchester United.
Two huge talking points that will be talked about for this week – the West Ham penalty which was a bit iffy and that Dalot miss.
Boy, did that turn out to be costly…
Latest – West Ham 1-0 Manchester United
Almost FOURTEEN minutes of stoppage time has been played now!
Garnacho slides a ball into the box for Zirkzee who has a side-footed attempt blocked!
FT! Chelsea 2-1 Newcastle
Chelsea back to winning ways in the Premier League!
Latest – West Ham 1-0 Manchester United
Emerson with the chance to kill the game but his shot is straight at Onana.
Up the other end, a ball into the box for Hojlund is missed by the Dane as time starts to run out with only a couple of minutes of added time left.
FT! Crystal Palace 1-0 Tottenham
Mateta’s goal the difference at Selhurst Park for Palace’s first win of the season!
90+6 – Crystal Palace 1-0 Tottenham
Eight yellow cards shown in this one but just that one goal still.
Spurs have had more of the ball in the second half yet Crystal Palace have had more of the opportunities to kill the game.
90+3 – Chelsea 2-1 Newcastle
Nkunku kicks the ball away after fouling Bruno G and is shown a yellow card this time.
90+2 – Chelsea 2-1 Newcastle
Yeah, no penalty given. Good work from VAR.
Nkunku escapes a booking for throwing himself to ground looking for it. Four minutes of stoppage time remaining.
Latest – Chelsea 2-1 Newcastle
Chelsea think they have a penalty when Nkunku goes down running alongside Burn.
Simon Hooper takes his time to think about it before pointing to the spot.
Having watched it back, it’s an absolute shocker of a decision and VAR will surely turn this over.
90+2 – GOAL! WEST HAM 2-1 Manchester United
JARROD BOWEN scores from the spot!
Onana goes the right way, down to his left but Bowen finds the corner. A huge goal for the hosts.
PENALTY TO WEST HAM!
In the 90th minute and Manchester United are FURIOUS!
De Ligt adjudged to have fouled Danny Ings. Very soft, very controversial. A huge moment.
And there’s going to be 12 minutes of added time too!
VAR check…
David Coote on his way to the screen to review a penalty appeal for West Ham!
A few of their players were calling for it, for a foul on Danny Ings….
Competitive
Much better from the Hammers in this half as they ramp up the pressure.
United have been better since falling behind and it sets up a great closing stages.
From Andy Dillon at Stamford Bridge
Whatever your loyalty, it’s heartwarming to see Romeo Lavia finally making an impact after such injury troubles. Filling in for Chelsea’s captain Enzo Fernandez he has done a sterling job and set Palmer on his way for The Blues’ second goal.
81 – GOAL! West Ham 1-1 MANCHESTER UNITED
What a huge goal this could well be!
Diallo zips a clever ball to the back post to find Dalot all alone.
He nods it back into a dangerous area and Zirkzee should be scoring with his head from there.
Instead, he nods it into the path of CASEMIRO who heads from just a few yards out into the top corner.
Latest – Chelsea 2-1 Newcastle
Huge let off for Chelsea there as Alexander Isak bullies Levi Colwill off the ball and then goes round Robert Sanchez.
With the goal gaping – and a team-mate free in the middle – he only needs to pass it across for a goal, but instead tries to beat another Chelsea defender and the ball drops out for a corner.
Latest scores
Just as we were heading into the final quarter of an hour in the 3pm games yesterday, it’s looking tight across the division.
Latest scores
- Crystal Palace 1-0 Tottenham
- Chelsea 2-1 Newcastle
- West Ham 1-0 Man Utd
74 – GOAL! WEST HAM 1-0 Man Utd
The deadlock is broken – and it’s CRYSENCIO SUMMERVILLE!
Garnacho – who has been woefully wasteful – with a poor ball inside which West Ham win back and get to Bowen wide on the right.
He picks out Ings inside the area who scuffs his shot towards the back post and Summerville follows it in and slides in for a tap-in.
His shirt is off as he bounds down the touchline in celebration!
From Charlie Wyett at the London Stadium
West Ham have certainly improved in the second half although they could not have got any worse.
The triple change at half-time has made a difference, Crysencio Summerville has added a spark and the home fans have finally found their voices.
Although West Ham are on top, they do remain open at the back. As stalemates go, this is entertaining.
From Rob Maul at Selhurst Park
Eberechi Eze should have been given a penalty when he was brought down in the Tottenham penalty box on 52 minutes.
But neither the referee nor VAR decided to give one.
You do wonder sometimes if the Stockley Park officials are having a tea break because they should have overruled man-in-the-middle Darren Bond on that occasion.
Latest – Crystal Palace 1-0 Tottenham
Well then. Arsenal fans will be crying out for a red card for Micky van de Ven here.
Not just as it’s Spurs, but because William Saliba is missing today for a similar challenge.
The Dutchman with a last-man challenge on Ismaila Sarr but it’s only a yellow card….
Late game
It probably won’t surprise you to hear Bukayo Saka actually STARTS for Arsenal against Liverpool later.
Arteta might’ve fooled one or two, mind you. But I’m pretty sure Arne Slot wasn’t one of those.
Jurrien Timber, who was another one seemingly set to miss out, also starts.
Our Arsenal vs Liverpool blog is now LIVE.
Ironic cheers
The home support do have something to cheer about as De Ligt goes into the book for stopping a West Ham attack.
Ironic cheers, perhaps. But still something to get excited about and now the atmosphere is picking up!
Another chance goes begging
Decent build-up from United as West Ham continue to struggle to live with them.
Rashford’s deep cross from the left finds Garnacho unmarked outside the back post but his left foot volley is into the side net.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
