Manchester United 4-0 Crystal Palace, Premier League RESULT: Plus West Ham 1-0 Swansea and West Brom 2-2 Watford, relive the 3pm action

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Huddersfield Town 0-4 Tottenham Hotspur (12.30 ko)

Manchester United 4-0 Crystal Palace

West Ham 1-0 Swansea City

West Brom 2-2 Watford

Bournemouth 0-0 Leicester City

Stoke City 2-1 Southampton

Chelsea v Manchester City (5.30 ko)

Watford are now up to fifth in the table, having scored two in each of their away games this season, having scored a 95th minute winner at the Hawthorns.

What a job Marco Silva is doing.

Goalless going into added time between two sides in the bottom five, with the home manager under pressure and the fans baying for blood...

Step forward Diafra Sakho.

It looked as though Maya Yoshida had turned home a point for the Saints, when he scored their firsts second half goal of the season.

But Peter Crouch grabbed the winner, and Stoke withstood heavy late pressure to triumph.

Phew, what a finish!

A few to catch up on there.

After eight minutes added time!

So, so late!

In the 95th minute, the £12m Brazilian pops up to earn the Hornets a deserved point at the Hawthorns.

He heads in Holebas' free kick.

United go top, with City playing this evening.

Mata after three minutes, Fellaini with two, and a late goal for Lukaku (pictured).

A job saver for Bilic?

Third of the season for Diafra Sakho, and it arrives in the 90th minute to send the London Stadium wild.

Deep cross, poked home by the Senegalese front man, and that may be the game.

Andy Carroll smacks one off the woodwork. So close, with five to go.

Winner?

Peter Crouch scores against his former club, and he may never have scored a scrappier one.

Stoke had about 278 shots in the six yard box, before the gangling forward stuck out a long leg and poked it home.

Can't have a United game without a Lukaku goal!

It's his 11th goal in 10 games since his £75m move, and it comes from a tap in, six yards out. 

Too easy.

Needing a goal in the final 10 minutes, Slaven Bilic takes off Javier Hernandez.

The home fans are livid. If Southampton score, it might be fatal for the Croatian.

Three of the five matches are level, while Watford are pushing for an equaliser at West Brom.

At Old Trafford it's all over, but all to play for in the other 3pm starts.

Equaliser!

Southampton have thrown on Gabbiadini and Austin, but it is the centre back who makes the breakthrough.

Driven cross, six yards out, Maya Yoshida gets a touch and it crashes in off the cross bar. Level with 15 minutes to play.

This time last season, Freddie Ladapo was playing for non-league Margate. Today, the 24-year-old striker is making his Premier League debut at Old Trafford as he comes on for Bakary Sako.

Unfortunately for him, his big day will come during what looks like an inevitable defeat.

Jonny Evenas gives the ball away, cross comes in, Richarlison...

Wide. Huge chance for Watford to bag a leveller.

Lukaku picks ball up on the edge of the area, only the keeper to beat - slots his shot wide.

That sound was millions of fantasy football managers groaning simultaneously.

Bakary Sako - playing as an emergency striker due to Christian Benteke's injury - drags a shot across the face of goal.

Thoughts, Roy?

The Saints have not not scored in 10 of their last 13 games, nor in the second half of any match so far this season.

Three quarters of the game gone and they are still playing 4-5-1. Manuel Gabbiadini and Charlie Austin are still sat on the bench.

Ashley Young tries to get in on the goal action, but his low shot is saved by Hennessey.

Still 3-0 at Old Trafford.

Very little to write home about from the South Coast. Leicester just about shading it with half an hour to go.

Andy Carroll has not scored since January, and is struggling to make an impact today.

The natives are restless. Manuel Lanzini is about to come on.

Watford inches away from the leveller - Etienne Capoue fires wide after a poor defensive header by Kieran Gibbs.

They have dominated the 10 minutes of the second half so far, but are yet to make it count.

So similar to the Belgian's first - header from close range at the far post.

Should Palace have had a pen? Chris Smalling caught Jeffrey Schlupp in the area, looked like a good shout.

Hard to say it would make a huge difference to the way this game is going.

Inevitable.

United set out in the second half looking like a side determined to squeeze any vestiges of life out of their opponents, and the have done so with ease.

Rashford cross from a free kick, Fellaini close range header, 3-0.

At Old Trafford and across the other four matches.

Palace may well need divine intervention to get anything from today's game.

On the up side, Bournemouth are halfway to their first clean sheet of the season.

On the downside, they are yet to really look like scoring themselves.

First of the season for Mame Diouf, always a big moment for a striker.

Less good news for Saido Berahino. The missed penalty smacked off low confidence, very poorly struck by a man who has not scored in 10 months.

Little to mention from the London Stadium, a rather nervy encounter so far.

I wonder if Carlo Ancelotti is watching?

Six goals across the five games so far. Not a bad return.

United are dominant against Palace - they led inside three minutes through Juan Mata, and Marouane Fellaini's header may have ended the game as a contest.

Elsewhere, West Brom scored two in four minutes before Watford pulled one back; Stoke lead the Saints despite missing a penalty; and the two games between four of the league's bottom five are goalless.

Abdoulaye Doucoure pulls a goal back for the visitors at West Brom. 2-1 there.

Van Dijk drags down Berahino in the area... but Forster denies him!

The Dutchman's return is not going to plan.

Berahino, meanwhile, is yet to score for Stoke since joining them last January.

Bullet header.

Xherdan Shaqiri serves up a good cross, and Mame Biram Diouf - a striker playing at wing back for the hosts - powers the ball past Fraser Forster.

Virgil Van Dijk's return to the starting XI not going to plan.

Marco Silva's men back in the game.

Abdoulaye Doucoure makes a run from midfield, and following flicks from Richarlison and Troy Deeney, he slams in from 18 yards.

Unlucky deflection off Jonny Evans in the build up from an Albion perspective, but Watford deserve a goal on the balance of play.

Commentator's curse, right there.

Marouane Fellaini gets the killer second, rising at the far post to head unstoppably past Wayne Hennessey.

Great cross there from Ashley Young too. Palace have no answers.

After United scored inside three minutes, you really feared for Palace, but they have stabilised well and are finally getting a few passes going.

That said, it took until the second half for City to overwhelm them last week.

The Saints are having the majority of play, although Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting forces a smart save out of Fraser Forster.

Half an hour played, still goalless.

They've won a corner!

It's about as good as their season has got so far.

It came to nothing. United still 1-0 up.

KIERAN GILL AT THE HAWTHORNS: Shoot-yourself-in-the-foot defending from Watford here. Up until the 18th minute, we hadn't even seen a shot. Out of nowhere this.

SAM CUNNINGHAM AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: For all Bournemouth’s brilliant passing and domination in the opening 10 minutes, the score remains goalless.

Manager Eddie Howe will be pleased with how his side are performing — after being left concerned by their displays in their opening five league games — but they must turn that into goals.

Jermain Defoe has hit the crossbar and Marc Pugh’s rebound was heading in until Leicester’s Danny Simpson blocked with his hand. It was a definite penalty.

Set piece from a Pulis team = goal.

Matt Phillips corner swung in dangerously, flicks off a Hornets head at the near post, and Evans barges in ahead of centre back partner Ahmed Hegazi to double the home advantage.

West Brom well on their way to three points.

Hit the big man!

The big Venezuelan striker, Salomon Rondon, shrugged off Christain Kabasele with ease and buried it past Heurelho Gomes.

His first goal of the season.

He well and truly embarrassed Joel Ward to set up the opening goal.

Even opening 15 at the Vitality Stadium, a win would be huge for both sides - 19th v 17th, this one.

Nemanja Matic gets the ball on the edge of the area but side foots it over the top. A different player in that position may have done better.

Only one side in it so far.

Decent start for the hosts at the London Stadium, Lukas Fabianski the keeper kept the busier so far.

Is it too early to call this a six-pointer?

JOE BERNSTEIN AT OLD TRAFFORD: In the Palace dug-out, Roy Hodgson sunk even lower into his seat as Mata opened the scoring. That £1million survival bonus looks further away than ever.

So easy for United, cutting through Palace like a knife through hot butter.

Roy Hodgson can only look on helplessly.

Oh dear. This could be a very long day for Palace.

Marcus Rashford has Joel Ward on toast down the wing, pulls it back and Juan Mata slots in.

The first of many?

Underway at Old Trafford, and across the 3pms in the Premier League.

Jamie Vardy was deemed not fit enough to join Gareth Southgate’s England squad two days ago as he struggles with a hip injury, but he starts for Leicester City, here at the Vitality Stadium, against Bournemouth.

After three minutes of league football until today, Virgil Van Dijk returns to the starting line-up today for Southampton.

Having been so heavily linked with a move this summer, how will he perform? Kick off is minutes away.

Last season Defoe almost kept Sunderland up single handed with his goals. Given how Bournemouth have started the season he may need to pull a similar trick this time around.

He's yet to hit top form though, after an injury-hit start to the campaign. Will he finally fire today?

Is that a bulldog? I'm not an expert on breeds.

Either way, West Ham need a win today, with Slaven Bilic's men trapped in the bottom three.

Bottom club Palace warm up for their game at Old Trafford this afternoon.

What would be a good result for Roy Hodgson's boys? Anything less than last week's 5-0 drubbing at Man City, realistically.

Kieran Gill at the Hawthorns: Marco Silva has handed his first start of the season to Troy Deeney. His four Premier League appearances this season had seen him substituted on in the 83rd, 84th, 74th and 86th minutes.

It comes in the same week that West Brom boss Tony Pulis hinted he would be interested in a January swoop for the Watford captain.

Mind games from Silva? Maybe.

It's that time of the week again.

First, let's catch up with the build-up at the Hawthorns.

Tottenham move up to third ahead of the 3pms... here's how we stand going into these five matches!

In the early kick-off in the Premier League, Huddersfield were put to the sword by a formidable Tottenham, with Harry Kane taking his September tally to 13 goals.

The England striker scored twice, while Ben Davies and Moussa Sissoko added further strikes in the 4-0 victory at the John Smith's Stadium.

To read Sportsmail's full match report, courtesy of Ian Herbert, click HERE.

There was some doubt over whether Romelu Lukaku was fit to play against Palace today, but he's at Old Trafford and in the starting XI!

West Brom XI: Foster, Gibbs, Evans, Rondon, Phillips, Brunt, Barry, Rodriguez, Krychowiak, Dawson, Hegazi

Subs: Myhill, Nyom, Robson-Kanu, Morrison, Livermore, McClean, Chadli

Watford XI: Gomes, Femenia, Mariappa, Kabasele, Holebas, Doucoure, Capoue, Carrillo, Cleverley, Richarlison, Deeney

Subs: Karnezis, Janmaat, Britos, Gray, Hughes, Watson, Pereyra

Stoke XI: Butland, Zouma, Cameron, Wimmer, Diouf, Allen, Fletcher, Pieters, Shaqiri, Choupo-Moting, Berahino

Subs: Grant, Johnson, Tymon, Afellay, Adam, Crouch, Ramadan

Southampton XI: Forster, Cedric, van Dijk, Yoshida, Bertrand, Romeu, Lemina, Davis, Tadic, Redmond, Long

Subs: McCarthy, Hoedt, Hojbjerg, Ward-Prowse, Boufal, Gabbiadini, Austin

Bournemouth XI: Begovic, Smith, Francis, Ake, Daniels, Stanislas, L Cook, Surman, Pugh, King, Defoe

Subs: Boruc, S Cook, Gosling, Ibe, Fraser, Mousset, Afobe

Leicester XI: Schmeichel, Simpson, Morgan, Maguire, Fuchs, Albrighton, Ndidi, King, Gray, Okazaki, Vardy

Subs: Hamer, Chilwell, Iheanacho, Amartey, Slimani, Iborra, Mahrez

West Ham XI: Hart, Zabaleta, Reid, Fonte, Cresswell, Kouyate, Noble, Antonio, Ayew, Chicharito, Carroll

Subs: Adrian, Byram, Masuaku, Ogbonna, Rice, Lanzini, Sakho

Swansea XI: Fabianksi, Naughton, Fernandez, Mawson, Olsson, Britton, Sanches, Carroll, Ayew, Abraham, Bony

Subs: Nordfeldt, van der Hoorn, Rangel, Roque Mesa, Clucas, Fer, Narsingh

Manchester United XI: De Gea, Valencia, Jones, Smalling, Young, Matic, Fellaini, Mata, Mkhitaryan, Rashford, Lukaku

Subs: Romero, Bailly, Blind, Darmian, Herrera, Lingard, Martial

Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Ward, Sakho, Delaney, Van Aanholt, Townsend, Milivojevic, Cabaye, Schlupp, Puncheon, Sako

Subs: Speroni, Kelly, Riedewald, McArthur, Mutch, Lee, Ladapo

Hello and welcome to Sportsmail's live coverage of the afternoon's 3pm kick-offs in the top flight. Plenty of action to bring you... starting with the teams for all 10 teams in action.

As I type, the clubs are announcing their starting XIs, so let's bring you all the latest!