Manchester United 0-0 Hull, West Ham 0-4 Manchester City: Premier League - as it happened

Well that is all we have time for on this Premier League live blog. It has been another thrilling evening and we're back with more this weekend when Chelsea and Arsenal headline the games. But until then, it's goodbye.

Full time: Manchester United 0-0 Hull City

Despite the succession of late chances Hull get their point which takes them off the bottom of the Premier League. United huffed and puffed and only rarely threatened to claim the win. Eldin Jakupovic is the hero for Marco Silva's side, who is performing miracles.

Pogba's effort turned away by Jakupovic. Fabulous save at the death.

Marcos Rojo denied by Jakupovic with a flying save. Into the final minute of added on time.....

Full time: Stoke 1-1 Everton

Another chance for Hull as Abel Hernandez finds himself clean through but he can't bring the ball down and the chance is gone. The Tigers have been excellent tonight and they deserve this point. Five added-on minutes.

AGAINST THE POST! Hull almost take a dramatic lead in the 86th minute as Huddlestone feeds Lazar Markovic, who strikes the upright with a fine strike, leaving De Gea motionless.

Into the last five minutes at Old Trafford. Hull have held out valiantly but can they complete the job? United have been devoid of ideas for long periods of this game.

Full time: West Ham United 0-4 Manchester City

Pep Guardiola's City side back into their stride and now level on points with fourth place Liverpool in the race for the Champions League. Dimitri Payet-less West Ham were torn apart, to be frank.

Marcus Rashford can't find the target as Manchester United struggle to break Hull down.

So close for United as we enter the final 20 minutes. Mata opened the scoring in the EFL Cup first leg and he seems destined to do the same again as Jakupovic makes a fine save on the line. I'm not sure how he pulled it off.

Niasse's eventful evening is over as he is replaced by Abel Hernandez. Meanwhile, in east London the home faithful are filing out.

Oumar Niasse is treading a tighrope tonight and could easily be off after a late challenge on Chris Smalling. That follows a late challenge on Michael Carrick in the first half. Mike Jones yet to take any action however.

United queuing up in the centre but they can't convert, as Hull are forced to weather wave after wave of attacks. Valencia's cross is headed back across goal by Rashford and after Rooney's air shot, Ibrahimovic drags his effort wide.

Juan Mata being readied on the touchline as Jose Mourinho gets set for his final roll of the dice in search of a winner. Still half an hour remaining.

Phil Jones off injured for Manchester United but they almost offset that loss with the opening goal. Marcus Rashford escapes in behind, brings the ball down brilliantly but skews his effort side. Best chance of the half so far.

Controversy at Stoke as the home side appeal for offside as Everton equalise, but referee Craig Pawson waves away the appeals.

United have huffed and puffed but not found their way past Hull.

Hull showing a bit more ambition and they almost carve United wide open with a long ball to Niasse, but the home side clear. Jose Mourinho's half-time words have not had any effect yet.

GOAL! West Ham 0-4 Manchester City (Yaya Toure)

Raheem Sterling is fouled by debutant Jose Fonte and City have the chance to put the gloss on this victory. Yaya Toure fires home and West Ham are being thumped here.

PENALTY TO MANCHESTER CITY

Wayne Rooney replaces Michael Carrick at the start of the second half for Manchester United. They badly need some creativity after a lacklustre half.

Very worrying if true, from the London Stadium. The toxic atmosphere returns.

City barely breaking sweat in this second half as West Ham attempt to get themselves back in the game. I must say, it's a pretty desperate situation for the Hammers.

Interesting theory, but surely this is unthinkable if you're a City fan?

Half time: Manchester United 0-0 Hull - Stoke 1-1 Everton

A total stalemate at Old Trafford where Hull are frustrating the hosts, in similar fashion to how they ran them close in the EFL Cup.

Meanwhile, Stoke had taken the lead through Peter Crouch's 100th Premier League goal but Seamus Coleman's deflected strike has drawn Everton level.

And, we're back underway at the London Stadium.

Paul Pogba has United's best chance in the first half but Jakupovic is equal to it. That is about as close as the home side have come to breaking through Hull, for all their pressure.

GOAL! Stoke 1-1 Everton (Seamus Coleman)

The Republic of Ireland full-back committed his future to The Toffees in mid-week and has marked that show of faith with the equaliser. His strike deflects off Ryan Shawcross and flies beyond Lee Grant.

Ball in the net for Everton at Stoke, but Romelu Lukaku is flagged for offside. The hosts still lead by a goal to nil thanks to Peter Crouch's 100th Premier League strike.

Half time: West Ham 0-3 Manchester City

You can forget about this one. City have been as imperious as West Ham have been inept. Kevin de Bruyne, David Silva and Gabriel Jesus have done the damage with three first half goals, and it could be a whole lot more come the end of the evening.

GOAL! West Ham 0-3 Manchester City (Gabriel Jesus)

West Ham cut apart again and City have a third. Sterling plays the ball across for Jesus who taps into an empty net. Pep Guardiola's men are rampant.

Peter Crouch unveils his trademark celebration to mark his 100th Premier League goal.

Aaron Cresswell goes through on goal but as Caballero comes to meet him, instead of producing a delicate touch to lift it over the City stopper, he skies his effort well over the crossbar. What a waste.

Hull should be ahead as Harry Maguire finds himself unmarked, six yards out, but he only heads wide. Now Zlatan Ibrahimovic shoots from range and Jakupovic turns the effort behind.

Crouch becomes the 26th player to reach the landmark.

GOAL! Stoke City 1-0 Everton (Peter Crouch)

Peter Crouch reaches the landmark of 100 Premier League goals, as he finishes after being set up by Marco Arnautovic. Great moment for the ex-England forward, who celebrates with the 'robot', you hadn't already guessed.

Kevin de Bruyne celebrates putting City into an early lead.

GOAL! West Ham 0-2 Manchester City (David Silva)

Carnage at the London Stadium where City have a second inside 21 minutes. Leroy Sane ghosts past two players and when Randolph can't gather the low cross, Silva is on hand to knock into an empty net.

Minor flashpoint at Old Trafford as Zlatan Ibrahimovic nudges Harry Maguire into Jakupovic, who goes to ground with a right old thump. Mike Jones has a word with the Swede, but there is no subsequent punishment.

GOAL! West Ham 0-1 Manchester City (Kevin de Bruyne)

The opening goal of the night comes for Pep Guardiola's side, who net their sixth goal without reply against a powerless West Ham. De Bruyne picks the ball up on the halfway line after the hosts lose their way and after receiving the ball back from Jesus he slides into the net from 15 yards.

Underway at both Old Trafford and Britannia Stadium. No goals yet, but let's hope that changes.

The plot thickens.

Teams on their way at Old Trafford where Manchester United host Hull City. Big night in the race for the top four.

Pretty even opening in east London, with Jesus and Antonio exchanging early shots on goal. Not exactly full at the London Stadium.

Underway at the London Stadium.

The London Stadium filling up nicely before kick-off.

A word on tonight's coverage. Our focus will mainly be on the matches at the London Stadium, which is about to get underway, and Old Trafford where United host Hull. We'll have news of all the goals as they go in at the Britannia Stadium too. No need to move a muscle.

Which Manchester City will turn up this evening? They swept aside West Ham in the cup a few weeks ago, but they have been prone to failure at times this season. The Hammers are in good spirits and a London Stadium, which has possessed a toxic atmosphere at times this season, is now starting to work as a asset.

First kick-off of the evening on the way.

Concerns certainly growing over the future of Anthony Martial

At Old Trafford, United take on Hull for the third time four weeks after the pair's clash in the EFL Cup semi-finals. Jose Mourinho's side prevailed 3-2 on aggregate, but were pushed all the way in the first leg before being defeated in the second at the KCOM Stadium last Thursday. Marco Silva's side were dumped out of the FA Cup over the weekend, but have won all three of their home games under his tutelage.

David Gold currently speaking on BT Sport about the exit of Dimitri Payet, insisting the club are "stronger" after the exit of the France international to Marseille.

Two changes for Stoke as Ibrahim Afellay and Phil Bardsley come in for Xherdan Shaqiri and Glen Johnson, who are carrying minor knocks.

Everton give a first start to Morgan Schneiderlin, while Leighton Baines is named captain.

Finally, here are the teams from the Britannia Stadium [Bet365 Stadium].

Nine changes for Manchester United from the win over Wigan, with only Marcos Rojo and Henrikh Mkhitaryan remaining in the team. Looks like Jose Mourinho has gone nearly full strength. Eric Bailly misses out altogether.

Hull make four changes from the loss at Fulham. Michael Dawson, Oumar Niasse, Harry Maguire and Josh Tymon come in for Marco Silva's men.

Teams news in ahead of the 8pm kick-off.

To Old Trafford, where Manchester United are expected to recall Eric Bailly after he returned from the Africa Cup of Nations. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Paul Pogba and Antonio Valencia are also set to feature.

Hull could hand a debut to deadline day signing Andrea Ranocchia but are without a host of players through injury including Alex Bruce, Markus Henriksen, Will Keane, Ryan Mason and Moses Odubajo.

Is Pep Guardiola conceding he has made a mistake over the goalkeeping position? Willy Caballero replaces Claudio Bravo in the City goal, with Joe Hart sat in Torino wondering why he isn't filling the void. Elsewhere, there is a first start for Gabriel Jesus, with Sergio Aguero left on the bench.

So just one change for West Ham but it sees Jose Fonte handed his debut following his January move from Southampton. Robert Snodgrass is named among the substitutes, but otherwise it is an unchanged eleven from the Middlesbrough game.

And now Manchester City. Some big news from them.

West Ham team has dropped. Just one change from Slaven Bilic, but a big one nonetheless.

BREAKING TEAM NEWS: Claudio Bravo drops to the bench for Manchester City. More to follow.

The early news from the London Stadium is that Manchester City are yet to arrive ahead of the 7:45pm kick-off. Manchester United had problems getting to Upton Park last season, and it appears their near-neighbours are encountering similar issues.

After all of the top four failed to win on Tuesday, it is the turn of the Manchester giants to put pressure on the Champions League places. Manchester United host a familiar opponent in EFL Cup rivals Hull City, while Manchester City travel to West Ham United where they won 5-0 in the FA Cup earlier in the season.

Elsewhere, perennial mid-table sides Stoke and Everton face-off looking to breach the gap to the top six. The Toffees have not lost in the league this year, while Stoke can go ninth tonight if they prevail.

All the team news, updates and build-up ahead of tonight's games on the way.