Hull City 1-3 Arsenal, Manchester City 4-0 Bournemouth: Premier League as it happened

Full-time:

Leicester City 3-0 Burnley

Hull 1-4 Arsenal

West Brom 4-2 West Ham

What a hit! Xhaka seals a very decent afternoon for the Gunners with a superb effort from the Switzerland international, who rifles one into the top corner from 25 yards out.

Goal! Hull City 1-4 Arsenal (Granit Xhaka, 90+2)

Full-time: Manchester City 4-0 Bournemouth

We are into extra-time at the Hawthorns. West Ham are running out of time to stage this comeback...

You are winning 4-0 home of course you get yourself sent off. Nolito throws his head into Adam Smith, not quite a headbutt, but enough to get you in trouble, and he is gone.

RED CARD - Nolito (Manchester City)

No comeback at the KCOM Stadium. Theo Walcott is denied by Jakupovic but Sanchez reacts quickest and fires into the roof of the net.

Goal! Hull 1-3 Arsenal (Alexis Sanchez, 83)

Arsenal are cruising to three points... and then this happens. Petr Cech rushes out to stop Mbokani but brings down the sub. Snodgrass steps up and fires the resulting penalty home? A glimmer of hope for the Tigers?

Goal! Hull City 1-2 Arsenal (Robert Snodgrass, 78)

Leicester wrap up all three points. Mahrez has acres of space to scamper into down the right and launches a ball into the box with Vardy lurking. In an attempt to get their first, Mee diverts past his own goalkeeper.

Goal! Leicester 3-0 Burnley (Ben Mee OG, 78)

West Ham just over 15 minutes to find two goals. Slaven Bilic has thrown on Ashley Fletcher to help them to that with the former Manchester United starlet replacing Masuaku.

Jack Wilshere's Bournemouth afternoon is over, he's been replaced by Dan Gosling.

More brilliance from Man City and Kevin de Bruyne is at the centre of it again. This time he threads a ball through for the onrushing Gundogan, who steers a low effort into the far corner.

Goal! Manchester City 4-0 Bournemouth (Ilkay Gundogan, 66)

Payet dances into the box but is brought down by Brendan Galloway and Lanzini fires home from the penalty spot. Here we go...

Goal! West Brom 4-2 West Ham (Manuel Lanzini, 64)

PENALTY - West Ham

Comeback on?! Probably not, but West Ham have one back. Moments after rattling the cross bar with a superb free kick, Dimitri Payet lifts a fine ball into Antonio who darts in at the near post to nod home.

Goal! West Brom 4-1 West Ham (Antonio, 61)

West Ham's dismal afternoon is reaching new depths. From a Hammers corner, West Brom spring forward through Chadli who finds Fletcher. The Scot moves it on to Rondon who tees up the Belgium international for an easy finish. Two goals and two assists on his home debut.

Arsenal have finally doubled their lead at Hull. Walcott races onto the end of a pass from Iwobi and he dinks it over the onrushing goalkeeper. Harry Maguire does it best to hack it away, but he doesn't manage it.

Goal! Hull City 0-2 Arsenal (Theo Walcott, 54)

Goal! West Brom 4-0 West Ham (Nacer Chadli, 56)

Islam Slimanis Premier League debut just got even better; he's on the end of a flick on from Jamie Vardy to notch his second of the afternoon.

Good start to the half from Bournemouth, then. There's not much they can do about it, mind, City are looking incredible. Another flowing move sees Iheanacho return the favour for Sterling, teeing up a tap in for England international.

Goal! Leicester City 2-0 Burnley (Islam Slimani, 47)

Goal! Manchester City 3-0 Bournemouth Raheem Sterling, 46)

Two changes for West Ham after that woeful first half, Calleri and Feghouli replace Zaza and Noble.

And we are back underway across the country...

Half time whistles have been blown. West Ham have now conceded seven goals in their last 94 minutes of football after a woeful half at the Hawthorns. Manchester City are cruising while Arsenal should be two up after Alexis Sanchez missed a penalty. Leicester left it late, but Islam Slimani's goal means there has been action in all four of our 3pm kick offs.

Hull City 0-1 Arsenal

Manchester City 2-0 Bournemouth

Leicester City 1-0 Burnley

West Brom 3-0 West Ham

The champions find the breakthrough just before half-time! Finally, they make good use of a set piece with Christian Fuchs dinking one in from the left, perfectly onto the noggin of Slimani who powers it home.

Goal! Leicester City 1-0 Burnley (Islam Slimani, 45)

West Ham are sinking quickly here. Nacer Chadli is involved again, taking on the shot from about 20 yards out, only for McClean to stick out a boot to divert it past Adrian. It's a goal and two assists for the Belgian on his home debut.

Goal! West Brom 3-0 West Ham (James McClean, 43)

Arsenal again pass up a chance to double their lead after Livermore is shown a straight red card after denying a clear goal scoring opportunity. Cazorla tucked one away under immense pressure last week but Sanchez steps up this time and he is denied!

SAVED! Jakupovic denies Sanchez!

RED CARD! Jake Livermore (Hull City)

PENALTY - Arsenal

It's a goal fest at the Hawthorns. Well, a relative goal fest. There's been two of them! It's poor defending again from West Ham as Ogbonna's clearance is easily picked out by Chadli who threads a ball through for Rondon, who expertly finds the far corner. West Brom cruising.

Goal! West Brom 2-0 West Ham (Salomon Rondon, 38)

Have West Ham woken up yet? Seems so, they've just had their best chance of the half. Manuel Lanzini starts the counter attack, feeding Dimitri Payet who threads one through for Antonio, but his effort is well saved by Foster.

Santi Cazorla picks up the first yellow card of the game at the KCOM Stadium after a poor challenge on Elmohamady.

Arsenal pass up another chance to double their lead. Iwobi is again involved, drawing a decent save out of Kakupovic and the balls spills to Ozil. It should be an easy finish on the rebound, but the German scoops it over the bar.

It looks like Alexis Sanchez is going to be credited with Arsenal's opener. Iwobi's effort took a deflection of the Chile international, which guided it home.

Sublime from Manchester City. A sweeping counter move involving De Bruyne, Iheanacho and Sterling results in the England international teeing a simple ball back across goal for the Nigerian striker to tap home his side's second.

Goal! Manchester City 2-0 Bournemouth (Kelechi Iheanacho, 25)

Arsenal have a great chance to make it two after Sanchez is sprung clear but an excellent recovery challenge from Robertson spurns him.

Arsenal have the lead! Theo Walcott again breaks into space and delivers a ball into the box that Jakupovic really should be catching. He instead parries it out to Iwobi who fires off a first-time shot that finds its way into the back of the net via a deflection.

Goal! Hull City 0-1 Arsenal (Alex Iwobi, 17)

Kevin de Bruyne's superb week continues. The Belgian stands over a free kick on the edge of the D and fools the entire Bournemouth wall, sliding it under all of them and into the far corner.

Goal! Manchester City 1-0 Bournemouth (Kevin de Bruyne, 15)

Alexis Sanchez hasn't really convinced as a centre-forward this season and he has passed up a fine opportunity to silence those doubters. A cross comes into the box from Theo Walcott but the Chilean scoops a wild effort over the bar.

Kelechi Iheanacho doesn't usually need an invitation to race through on goal but Junior Stanislas provides him one. The Man City striker pounces and streaks forward, only for Cook to get across and spare his Bournemouth teammate's blushes.

Nacer Chadli steps up to take the penalty and sends Adrian the wrong way to mark his home debut with a goal.

Goal! West Brom 1-0 West Ham (Nacer Chadli 8)

Oh dear, Masuaku. It's an absurd hand-ball from the West Ham full-back, who sticks his arm in the air under no pressure after a cross into the box from Phillips,

PENALTY - West Brom

Clucas spreads a brilliant ball wide to Robertson from right to left who pings a ball ball into the box but Koscielny hacks it away.

Arsenal have early control of possession at the KCOM Stadium but their only effort on goal so far has been an effort from Iwobi that was blocked.

And we are off and underway up and down the country.

None of the sides in the bottom three are in action this afternoon. 18th place Southampton host Swansea City tomorrow afternoon while Sunderland travel to Tottenham Hotspur. Stoke City will be looking to add to their solitary point away to Crystal Palace.

Hal Robson-Kanu is among the West Brom subs today after his late arrival at the Hawthorns, while Salomon Rondon returns to lead the Baggies' attack in place of Saido Berahino.

Michail Antonio slots in at right-back once again for the Hammers with Sam Bryam dropped. Angelo Ogbonna is also in to replace Winston Reid.

Vincent Kompany is back among the Manchester City substitutes where he is joined by John Stones. Aleksandar Kolarov and Nicolas Otamendi are the partnership at centre-half today. There are four changes from the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss in all with Kelechi Iheanacho, Nolito, Gael Clichy and Bacary Sagna all returning. Ilkay Gundogan makes his Premier League debut.

Jack Wilshere meanwhile makes his first starting appearance for Bournemouth. Callum Wilson drops to the bench.

Leicester City have made three changes to the side that eased to victory over Club Brugge on Wednesday. Summer signing Ron-Robert Zieler comes in for his full Premier League debut while Danny Simpson has recovered from injury to return at right back. Record signing Islam Slimani also comes in for his first league appearance.

There's also a full debut in the ranks for Burnley with record signing Jeff Hendrick making his first start at the King Power Stadium today. Scott Arfield also comes into replace Sam Vokes.

Mike Phelan names an unchanged team for the fifth Premier League game in a row. He hasn't had much of a choice for most of those games, but opts against introducing the likes of Ryan Mason and Will Keane. The only change on the bench sees Dieumerci Mbokani replace James Weir.

Meanwhile for Arsenal, there is is once again no room for Granit Xhaka in midfield with Arsene Wenger again looking to Francis Coquelin and Santi Cazorla. Theo Walcott also comes back into the starting XI with Alex Iwobi retaining his place.

BREAKING: Ilkay Gundogan retains his place in the Manchester City starting XI to make his Premier League debut.

BREAKING: Olivier Giroud misses out completely this afternoon with Alexis Sanchez playing through the middle. Petr Cech returns in goal.

We'll have confirmed line-ups for our 3pm kick-offs with you very soon...

Alexis Sanchez and Lucas Perez have both been preferred to Olivier Giroud up front this season and a knock the Frenchman received midweek could take him out of the equation again. Arsene Wenger told reporters on Friday his striker had suffered a toe injury, before adding about Aaron Ramsey:

I had hoped he'd be back but he is not ready. There is no added problem, we are just cautious because we don't want any setback with his hamstring, Tuesday is too early.

Team news: Manchester City

Sergio Aguero will serve the second of his three-match ban this afternoon after netting a hat-trick midweek against Borussia Monchengladbach in the Champions League. Kelechi Iheanacho was a fine understudy in last week's Manchester derby, getting on the scoresheet and will surely start again today.

Ilkay Gundogan was exquisite on his debut against Gladbach but after a long injury lay-off, Pep Guardiola is wary of starting him twice in the same week. Leroy Sane could make his full debut for the club.

Team news: Hull City

Former Norwich City loanee Dieumerci Mbokani is in contention to make his debut for the Tigers this afternoon. He was one of six late additions to the wafer-thin Hull squad before the transfer deadline along with Will Keane, David Marshall, James Weir, Markus Henriksen and Ryan Mason but none of them have started for their new side since. That could change this afternoon.

Team news: Arsenal

Olivier Giroud has not started a game for the Gunners all season and that wait could go on this afternoon. The France international suffered a toe injury in the mid-week clash with Paris Saint-Germain. No chances are being taken with Aaron Ramsey, who is still recovering from the hamstring injury suffered on the opening day of the season but Theo Walcott is in contention to come back into the starting XI this afternoon.

Gabriel, who has not played yet this term after picking up an ankle injury during pre-season, is nearing his return but is unlikely to feature today. Tuesday's League Cup clash against Nottingham Forest could see him return to the first-team.
Petr Cech will also return in goal after David Ospina was preferred mid-week.

Life at Chelsea was all going rather well under Antonio Conte until Friday night. A humbling 2-1 defeat home to Liverpool means Manchester City have the opportunity to move five points clear at the top of the Premier League this afternoon if they can maintain their 100 percent start to the season. Everton can however haul them back again; they are in action against Middlesbrough in the evening kick-off.

After a draining encounter with Paris Saint-Germain mid-week, Arsenal travel to Hull City this afternoon who's positive start to the season continues despite the bewildering uncertainty surrounding Mike Phelan's future at the club. Under the caretaker boss, the newly promoted club have taken seven points from four and yet the former Manchester United assistant still doesn't know if he will be in charge next week.

Leicester City got off to a dream start in the Champions League on Wednesday but will need a response in the league after they were dismantled by Liverpool last weekend. And after surrendering a 2-0 lead before losing at 4-2 at home to Watford, West Ham will be looking to keep things tighter at the Hawthorns this afternoon.

Team news coming up.