Sunderland 2-2 Liverpool, Manchester City 2-1 Burnley: Premier League as it happened

Full-time scores

Everton 3-0 Southampton

Sunderland 2-2 Liverpool

Man City 2-1 Burnley

West Brom 3-1 Hull

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Everton 3-0 Southampton

Sunderland 2-2 Liverpool

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Manchester City 2-1 Burnley

It's Liverpool vs Mannone at the minute; he's just beaten away a drive from Adam Lallana to keep his side in it.

Romelu Lukaku puts the icing on the cake at Goodison Park, lashing home after being teed up by the impressive Valencia.

Goal! Everton 3-0 Southampton (Romelu Lukaku, 89)

There are five minutes of time added on at the Stadium of Light. Papy Djilobodji is looking very dazed at the moment after a challenge in the air but David Moyes has used all his subs...

After putting his side ahead, Sadio Mane inexplicably sticks his arm out to try and block a Sunderland free kick. The referee immediately points to the spot and Defoe levels for the home side!

Goal! Sunderland 2-2 Liverpool (Jermain Defoe, 86)

PENALTY - Sunderland

Yoshida brings down Valencia inside the box and Everton are given a golden opportunity to settle this from the penalty spot. Leighton Baines steps up and makes no mistake, sweeping past Forster.

Goal! Everton 2-0 Southampton (Leighton Baines 81)

PENALTY - Everton

Everton finally break Southampton down. Fraser Forster palms away Romelu Lukaku's header and Enner Valencia springs onto the rebound to open the scoring.

Goal! Everton 1-0 Southampton (Enner Valencia, 73)

West Brom have their third after a much improved second half, lashing home Rondon's flick on with a sweet volley.

Goal! West Brom 3-1 Hull (James Morrison, 73)

Liverpool take the lead again! He's just about to depart for the Africa Cup of Nations but Sadio Mane may have left his side with the best possible parting gift, converting at the far post after being left unmarked.

Goal! Sunderland 1-2 Liverpool (Sadio Mane, 72)

Burnley pull one back! Claudio Bravo makes a right mess of his attempt to collect a lofted corner, prompting a melee inside the CIty box. Ben Mee gets onto the ball and lashes one through a crowd off players and off the underside of the bar, but it drops down and crosses the line!

Goal! Manchester City 2-1 Burnley (Ben Mee, 69)

Hull are again undone by a set piece with McAuley heading home despite Clucas' efforts to scramble it off the line.

City have doubled their lead thanks to Sergio Aguero, who smashes home from a tight angle after Sterling was denied by Heaton.

Goal! West Brom 2-1 Hull (Gareth McAuley, 62)

Goal! Manchester City 2-0 Burnley (Sergio Aguero, 61)

City finally break the deadlock! Well done if you put a bet on this one, it is Gael Clichy who guides home a fine strike from the edge of the box.

Goal! Manchester City 1-0 Burnley (Gael Clichy, 57)

Robson-Kanu lashed in a goal of the month candidate on his West Brom debut against Southampton on Saturday and now he's preparing to come off the bench against Hull.

West Brom peg back Hull! Matt Phillips swings a corner into the box and Chris Brunt leaps above his marker to smash a header home.

Goal! West Brom 1-1 Hull City (Chris Brunt, 47)

We are getting back underway in our four 3pm kick offs and Pep Guardiola has called in reinforcements at the Etihad. Sergio Aguero and David Silva come in for Kelechi Iheanacho and Jesus Navas.

Half-time scores:

Everton 0-0 Southampton

Sunderland 1-1 Liverpool

Man City 0-0 Burnley

West Brom 0-1 Hull

It remains a very open game at the Stadium of Light. Five minutes of the first-half remain.

Man City are down to 10 men! Lee Mason pulls out a straight red after a reckless challenge from Fernandinho on Gudmundsson. That's his third red in six games!

RED CARD - Fernandinho (Manchester City)

Sunderland almost grab a second! Januzaj slides a ball through for Defoe who breaks the offside trap but Mignolet just about gets a hand to his effort to push it away. Borini gets to the rebound but his effort is deflected wide!

Januzaj flicks the ball into NDong who shimmies across Wijnaldum before he is caught by Klavan inside the box, and the referee points to the spot! Defoe steps up and makes no mistake.

Goal! Sunderland 1-1 Liverpool (Jermain Defoe, 25)

PENALTY - Sunderland

Hull are rewarded for their superb start at the Hawthorns and they take the lead after 21 minutes. Elmohamady does well out on the right to get his cross in and it is Robert Snodgrass again, meeting the ball with a volley.

Goal! West Brom 0-1 Hull (Robert Snodgrass, 21)

Liverpool have the first goal of the afternoon! Back in the starting XI, Daniel Sturridge shows his quality, reacting quickest to divert Dejan Lovren's volley past Mannone.

Goal! Sunderland 0-1 Liverpool (Daniel Sturridge, 18)

Vito Mannone looks very sharp today in place of the injured Jordan Pickford, leaping out of goal to charge down Sturridge's latest effort.

Sunderland haven't started too badly here; again Mignolet is called into action to save Rodwell's drive from 25 yards out. Moments later, the former Man City midfielder is booked following a very rash challenge on Emre Can that has Jurgen Klopp raging on the sidelines.

They are dropping like flies at Goodison Park. Dominic Calvert-Lewin has had to come off after 10 minutes due to an ankle injury.

Soares' afternoon is over after less than five minutes, he has suffered a nasty cut on his head as a result of that crash and he has been replaced by Jack Stephens who comes on for his Premier League debut.

Jermain Defoe tests Mignolet early on with a a vicious effort from 25 yards but the Liverpool goalkeeper deals with it comfortably.

Iheanacho almost finds the breakthrough early on against City but instead of slotting past the onrushing Tom Heaton, he attempts to round the Burnley goalkeeper. He pushes the ball away but only as far as Yaya Toure who passes onto Sterling to shoot, but he can't hit the target.

Southampton could have a problem in these opening minutes with Cedric down after crashing into the advertising board after pelting down the right wing. He heads off to get some treatment and the Saints are temporarily down to 10 men.

And we are underway in our four 3pm kick offs in the Premier League. All the goals and incidents are coming your way as they happen.

Sergio Aguero endured a relatively insipid return against Liverpool on Saturday after his four-match suspension and as a result, he has been dropped to the bench this afternoon with Kelechi Iheanacho coming into replace him.

John Stones also drops to the bench but there is a return to the starting XI for Jesus Navas with Pep Guardiola making four changes in all.

For Burnley meanwhile, Jeff Hendrick is back from suspension and comes back into the starting XI where he is joined by Johann Berg Gudmundsson.

Jordan Henderson drops out of the Liverpool starting XI this afternoon after picking up that heel injury the win over Manchester City on Saturday.

Adam Lallana drops into a midfield three alongside Georginio Wijnaldum and Emre Can with Daniel Sturridge coming into attack. Sadio Mane starts in what will be his last game before departing for the Africa Cup of Nations.

David Moyes makes three changes to his battle-scarred side with Donald Love, Ndong and Jack Rodwell coming in for Billy Jones, Lamina Kone and Victor Anichebe out.

Sunderland team to face Liverpool: Mannone, Love, O'Shea, Djilobodji, Van Aanholt; N'Dong, Rodwell, Larsson, Januzaj; Borini, Defoe.

Subs: Mika, Khazri, Manquillo, Honeyman, Maja, Embleton, Ledger

BREAKING: Jason Denayer isn't fit enough to return from hamstring injury that ruled him out of Burnley defeat.

Liverpool team to face Sunderland: Mignolet, Clyne, Lovren, Klavan, Milner, Can, Wijnaldum, Lallana, Mane, Firmino, Sturridge

Subs: Karius, Moreno, Lucas, Origi, Stewart, Alexander-Arnold, Ejaria

BREAKING: Daniel Sturridge returns to the Liverpool starting XI.

When asked about the possibility of Coutinho and Matip returning this afternoon, Jurgen Klopp was pretty blunt in his response.

I don't believe in miracles. Nobody told me they can do what you have to do when you want to play a football game in two days. No chance."

Team news: Sunderland

Jason Denayer also missed the trip to Turf Moor due to a hamstring injury but David Moyes hopes to at least have him back this afternoon. He said:

Jason felt his hamstring in training on Friday and we had it scanned but there was nothing on it, so we have to hope it's not long term. There was nothing on the scan but he felt he wasn't able to play.

"We had a couple of players who weren't ready to play against Burnley – Steven Pienaar and Jack Rodwell – but we wanted to include them and get them ready for some of the games coming up. Let's hope they can get themselves in a good condition and get ready to play some minutes."

Team news: Sunderland

With Jordan Pickford, Jan Kirchhoff, Duncan Watmore, Paddy McNair and Lee Cattermole all sidelined, the last thing David Moyes needed was more absentees. But of course, he's got them. Lamine Kone and Victor Anichebe are now likely to miss this afternoon's game, leaving Moyes desperately short of options at the back having fieled a patchwork defence in the 4-1 defeat Burnley.

Team news: Liverpool

Philippe Coutinho and Joel Matip are still sidelined with ankle injuries. The Brazil international has not played since the last time these two met in early December, while Matip has now missed the club's last four games.

Jordan Henderson is also a doubt ahead of kick-off having suffered a minor heel injury in the victory over City.

There's no rest for the wicked in the Premier League; just two days after their win over Manchester City, Liverpool are back in action this afternoon to take on a battered and bruised Sunderland side. That's one of five fixtures kicking off in an hour and a half with Manchester City welcoming Burnley to the Etihad Stadium. All your team news is on the way.