Arsenal come from behind to beat Swansea as Liverpool ease past Huddersfield

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Full-time

Crystal Palace 2-2 West Ham

Amazing drama in south London as Zaha rescues a point for Palace with the last kick of the game.

Miserable for Bilic.

Goal: Crystal Palace 2-2 West Ham (Wilfried Zaha)

Deep into six minutes of added time at Selhurst Park...

Full-time scores

Arsenal 2-1 Swansea

Liverpool 3-0 Huddersfield

Watford 0-1 Stoke

West Brom 2-3 Manchester City

A late twist in the tale at The Hawthorns? Phillips seizes on a City error to bring West Brom back within one goal in the 92nd minute.

Goal: West Brom 2-3 Manchester City (Matt Phillips)

Three minutes of added time for Arsenal to negotiate. It's still only a one-goal advantage, but the Gunners look very comfortable indeed.

Giroud whistles a low left-footed shot narrowly wide of the far post after deciding against a pass on the edge of the box. He's desperate to add his name to the scoresheet.

Sounds like a real backs to the wall effort from West Ham at Palace. Joe Hart keeping the Eagles at bay.

Substitute Olivier Giroud crashes a volley wide at the near post after being picked out by Nacho Monreal.

Concern for Arsenal as the impressive Kolasinac limps off with an apparent injury. Rob Holding comes on for the final stages.

Wijnaldum beats Lossl with a brilliant strike after being teed up by Salah. Klopp is easing to victory over his long-time friend.

Goal: Liverpool 3-0 Huddersfield (Georginio Wijnaldum)

David Silva combines with Kyle Walker before Sterling taps in his ninth goal in all competitions already this term. He's matched his top-flight tally for the whole of last season in October.

Goal: West Brom 1-3 Manchester City (Raheem Sterling)

Hector Bellerin strikes the crossbar as Arsenal attempt to put this game completely beyond Swansea.

Firmino heads in from a James Milner corner to put Liverpool firmly in control of proceedings at Anfield.

Goal: Liverpool 2-0 Huddersfield (Roberto Firmino)

Xhaka switches the play out to Kolasinac, who pulls the ball back for Ramsey to squeeze in at the near post. Fabianski could not make the save with his foot.

A quick turnaround from Arsenal. Laurent Koscielny came very close to scoring himself just moments before.

Goal: Arsenal 2-1 Swansea (Aaron Ramsey)

No mistake from Milivojevic. Yohan Cabaye then hits the post as Palace press for an equaliser.

Goal: Crystal Palace 1-2 West Ham (Luka Milivojevic)

Andros Townsend is felled by Angelo Ogbonna and Palace have an opportunity to reduce the deficit at Selhurst...

Penalty to Crystal Palace

Arsenal are back on level terms. Mesut Ozil cannot find a way through the Swansea defence after a lovely backheel from Alexandre Lacazette, but the ball falls kindly for Kolasinac to drive home a left-footed effort off the fingertips of Fabianski.

Goal: Arsenal 1-1 Swansea (Sead Kolasinac)

Sturridge breaks the deadlock for Liverpool, lifting the ball nonchalantly over Lossl after Smith's header from an Alberto Moreno pass falls into his path.

Goal: Liverpool 1-0 Huddersfield (Daniel Sturridge)

The second-half action is now underway.

Half-time scores

Arsenal 0-1 Swansea

Crystal Palace 0-2 West Ham

Liverpool 0-0 Huddersfield

Watford 0-1 Stoke

West Brom 1-2 Manchester City

Jordan Ayew, younger brother of Andre, almost doubles Swansea's advantage after Mertesacker is twice caught on the ball.

Cech makes the save.

Fresh from his two-goal salvo against Tottenham, Ayew doubles West Ham's lead with a thunderous effort that goes in off the crossbar.

Palace are sinking without trace.

Goal: Crystal Palace 0-2 West Ham (Andre Ayew)

Saved!

Lossl denies Salah and Jordan Henderson hits the post from the rebound. Still goalless on Merseyside.

Tommy Smith is whistled for holding Roberto Firmino at a free-kick and receives a yellow card.

It's Salah vs Jonas Lossl from 12 yards...

Penalty to Liverpool

Not much to report from Anfield, where Huddersfield are doing a good job of containing Liverpool.

Wagner has had to reverse his one pre-match change already, with Van La Parra sustaining a knock and making way for Kachunga 12 minutes before the break.

A massive goal for the Hammers at Selhurst Park as the pressure continues to ease somewhat on Bilic.

After Wilfried Zaha is denied a penalty at one end, West Ham break quickly and Hernandez scores with the outside of his boot.

More misery for Roy Hodgson, whose side remain rooted to the bottom of the Premier League and were thrashed by Championship outfit Bristol City in the Carabao Cup in midweek.

Goal: Crystal Palace 0-1 West Ham (Javier Hernandez)

Clucas' strike was the first time that Swansea had touched the ball in the Arsenal box. Wenger will be furious.

Arsenal move the ball around with purpose and Sead Kolasinac spies an opportunity to test Fabianski. However, his shot is poor and trickles well wide.

Clucas was sent off on this ground playing for Hull in February, but this is a happier occasion as he slots a Tammy Abraham pass under Petr Cech after Arsenal concede possession in sloppy fashion.

The Gunners were completely and utterly in control of this game but now find themselves a goal behind.

Goal: Arsenal 0-1 Swansea (Sam Clucas)

Watford go behind at home to Stoke after Fletcher volleys home an Xherdan Shaqiri corner from the edge of the box.

Goal: Watford 0-1 Stoke (Darren Fletcher)

Three goals in the space of just five minutes in the West Midlands. Fernandinho's deflected long-range strike goes in off the post.

Bonkers.

Goal: West Brom 1-2 Manchester City (Fernandinho)

West Brom hit back within minutes as Rodriguez takes advantage of a City defensive mix-up to lift a long ball over the head of Ederson.

Goal: West Brom 1-1 Manchester City (Jay Rodriguez)

It doesn't take the leaders long to assert their dominance at The Hawthorns. German international Sane collects a pass from Fernandinho and lashes an effort beyond the stationary Ben Foster.

Goal: West Brom 0-1 Manchester City (Leroy Sane)

The towering figure of Per Mertesacker connects with an enticing Sanchez delivery, but Fabianski is equal to it.

Some fine interplay from Arsenal during the opening exchanges. Ki makes a crucial tackle in the penalty area and Granit Xhaka plays a glorious pass towards Sanchez.

The Chilean should have done better.

Only Sir Alex Ferguson has taken charge of more top-flight games.

All Arsenal during the early stages in north London, as you might expect. Swansea, deploying five at the back, are getting plenty of bodies behind the ball and trying to close down the space.

Aaron Ramsey's shot is blocked and former Gunners goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski holds a speculative low ball from Alexis Sanchez.

All five 15.00 BST kick-offs are now underway. Will everything go to script, or can the likes of Swansea, Huddersfield and West Brom spring a surprise or two?

Let's find out.

News of a change from Anfield, where the aforementioned Lovren is a late scratch due to an unspecified injury.

Ragnar Klavan starts alongside Joel Matip in central defence and Ben Woodburn, who recently signed a new long-term contract with Liverpool, is promoted to the bench.

No Coutinho for Liverpool, who welcome back Wijnaldum and drop Emre Can to the bench in favour of Daniel Sturridge.

Klopp keeps faith in the error-strewn Dejan Lovren and the same back five that were humiliated by Tottenham at Wembley.

Just the one change from Huddersfield, with Kachunga only deemed fit enough for a place among the substitutes. Rajiv van La Parra starts instead.

Arsenal are completely unchanged from the 5-2 drubbing of Everton that signalled the end of Ronald Koeman's tenure at Goodison Park.

Mike van der Hoorn, Leroy Fer, Sam Clucas and Ki Sung-Yueng all come in for Swansea following last weekend's 2-1 defeat to Leicester, with Luciano Narsingh dropping to the bench.

The club have revealed that Leon Britton and Angel Rangel are both dealing with minor groin strains.

Official team news is imminent. Stay tuned.

Liverpool vs Huddersfield

Jurgen Klopp said he would make a late decision on the fitness of Philippe Coutinho, who missed training on Thursday with an adductor injury.

Third-string goalkeeper Danny Ward is nursing a back issue, although Georginio Wijnaldum has declared himself available after missing the 4-1 thumping by Tottenham with a knee complaint.

Liverpool expect Adam Lallana and Sadio Mane to return after the next international break, but it remains to be seen when Nathaniel Clyne will be in a position to make his first appearance of the campaign.

For Huddersfield, Elias Kachunga trained all week despite being taken off in the shock 2-1 win over Manchester United with a back injury. Fellow forward Collin Quaner could also feature after shaking off a calf problem and playing for the Under-23s on Monday.

However, Philip Billing is set to miss 12 weeks after undergoing surgery on the ankle blow that saw him stretchered off at Swansea. Michael Hefele and Jon Gorenc Stankovic remain out, as does Chelsea loanee Kasey Palmer.

Let's quickly run you through all the latest team news for our two feature games...

Arsenal vs Swansea

Arsenal will remain without Shkodran Mustafi, Danny Welbeck, David Ospina and Santi Cazorla this afternoon, although Calum Chambers is now back training after a hip injury.

Renato Sanches and Wilfried Bony are not ready to return for Swansea and left-back Martin Olsson picked up a hamstring problem during the first half of Tuesday's Carabao Cup fourth round defeat to Manchester United.

Kyle Bartley, who damaged knee ligaments in August, remains a long-term absentee.

Good afternoon and a very warm welcome to IBTimes UK's latest live coverage of the Premier League.

The eagerly anticipated lunchtime kick-off between Manchester United and Tottenham continues at Old Trafford, although here our attentions turn to the five-strong slate of mid-afternoon games.

The main focus of this live text will be centred on events at the Emirates Stadium, where Arsenal will attempt to rack up a 10th successive home league win against a struggling Swansea side that have fared better on the road so far this term.

We will also endeavour to keep you fully abreast of the action on Merseyside as best pals Jurgen Klopp and David Wagner put their friendship to one side for 90 minutes in a clash between Liverpool and Huddersfield Town.

Free-scoring leaders Manchester City also seek to extend their lead at the top-flight summit and equal the points record after 10 matches of a Premier League season (28) by winning at West Brom.

Slaven Bilic's job prospects could hinge on a London derby and early relegation six-pointer between Crystal Palace and West Ham, while high-flying Watford entertain out-of-form Stoke at Vicarage Road.

Subplots aplenty.