Tom Simpson October 19, 2013

Premier League: Saturday’s matches – in pictures

All the best images from today's packed Premiership schedule, including Newcastle v Liverpool, Arsenal v Norwich, Chelsea v Cardiff, Everton v Hull, Man United v Southampton, Stoke v West Brom, Swansea v Sunderland and West Ham v Man City.

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Newcastle v Liverpool The action began outside St James' Park, as Newcastle fans protested Mike Ashley's leadership. Photograph: Ian MacNicol/AFP/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — A blistering 30-yard stike from Yohan Cabaye bounces in front of Simon Mignolet and finds the back of the net to put Newcastle 1-0 up in the 23rd minute. Photograph: Scott Heppell/AP

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — A challenge from Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa on Luis Suarez hands Liverpool a penalty. A great start from Newcastle could have been scuppered by that. Photograph: Paul Thomas/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Steven Gerrard puts it over the line into the left-hand corner. The 100th Premier League goal for the midfielder. Newcastle must be kicking themselves for that as the score becomes 1-1 just three minutes before half time. Photograph: Michael Mayhew/Sportsphoto/Sportsphoto Ltd./Allstar

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Paul Dummett turns Newcastle's fortunes around after getting on the end of a free kick in the 56th minute. A man down, but 2-1 to the home side. Photograph: Scott Heppell/AP

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — The powerful pairing of Suarez and Daniel Sturridge strike again to equalise for Liverpool. A cross from the Uruguayan finds Sturridge who heads it past Tim Krul. It's all square at 2-2. Photograph: Scott Heppell/AP

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Swansea v Sunderland Fans queue up at the stalls at the Liberty Stadium to watch Gus Poyet's first match as manager of Sunderland. Photograph: Tom Dulat/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — The man himself. Will the position at Sunderland prove to be the poison chalice it's widely thought to be for the Uruguayan? Photograph: Michael Steele/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Swansea v Sunderland Lee Cattermole tangles with Michu and Angel Rangel as the game remains goalless at half-time. Photograph: Andrew Boyers/Action Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Oh dear, Bardsley makes it 1-0 to Swansea after an own goal in the 57th minute – Angel Rangel headed a corner from Dyer and Bardsley's attempt to clear it just helped the ball on its way. Photograph: Rebecca Naden/Reuters

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Jonathan de Guzman celebrates making it 2-0 to the Welsh side just one minute later. A pearler of a shot from 25 yards away leaves Sunderland trailing. Photograph: Tom Dulat/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Wilfried Bony scores a penalty: Sunderland have utterly capitulated. Photograph: Tom Dulat/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — After a second own goal, this time from Fletcher in the 80th minute makes it 4-0, it's hard to think of a worse start to Gus Poyet's managership. That must have been hard to watch. Photograph: Rebecca Naden/Reuters

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Manchester United v Southampton You can't keep him away. Alex Ferguson acknowledges the crowd. Photograph: Matthew Peters/Man Utd via Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Van Persie scores the first goal of the game to make it 1-0 to Manchester United in the 26th minute. An attempt on goal from Rooney is saved by Boruc, only for Van Persie to pick it up where he left off. Photograph: Jon Super/AP

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Dejan Lovren equalises for Southampton with just a minute of the game left. A great game for the Saints. Photograph: Shaun Botterill/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Cardiff v Chelsea Jordan Mutch puts Cardiff 0-1 up after just 10 minutes. Mutch stole the ball as David Luiz passed to Cech and and chips the ball over the Chelsea keeper. Photograph: Gerry Penny/EPA

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — After Cardiff's shock early lead, Eden Hazard restores the status quo to make it 1-1 in the 33rd minute. Photograph: Dominic Lipinski/PA

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Chelsea's Samuel Eto'o takes the ball round Cardiff's goalkeeper David Marshall to score his first goal for the club to make it 2-1 to Chelsea after 66 minutes. Photograph: Alastair Grant/AP

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — It's all over for Cardiff as Oscar makes it 3-1 with 12 minutes left to play. Photograph: Henry Browne/Action Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Their unexpected first goal flattered to deceive as Cardiff completely crumbled in the second half. Eden Hazard put the final nail in the coffin with 12 minutes left to go. 4-1 to Chelsea is the final score. Photograph: Scott Heavey/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Everton v Hull A lone bagpiper plays the fans into Goodison Park. Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Everton v Hull Kevin Mirallas puts the ball in the back of net to put the Toffees 1-0 up eight minutes in. Photograph: Chris Brunskill/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Yannick Sagbo beats the Everton defence to equalise for Hull in the 30th minute. Photograph: Paul Mcfegan/Sportsphoto/Sportsphoto Ltd./Allstar

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Pienaar makes it 2-1, just 12 minutes in to the second half. Hull fail to make any attacks stick, and the score stands at the whistle. Photograph: Chris Brunskill/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Stoke City v West Bromwich Albion Sessegnon's attempt on goal is thwarted by Stoke City's Asmir Begovic – 0-0 at halftime. Photograph: Craig Brough/Action Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Marko Arnautovic relieves Gareth McAuley of posession. The game finishes in a stalemate – 0-0 at the Britannia Stadium. Photograph: Craig Brough/Action Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Arsenal v Norwich Wilshere and Giroud work brilliantly together to set the Englishman up for a goal to make Arsenal 1-0 up after 18 minutes. Photograph: Paul Gilham/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Ozil makes it 2-0 to Arsenal after 58 minutes. Once again it's set up by Giroud – a great game for the striker. Photograph: Kerim Okten/EPA

Sunday Clockwatch: Arsenal vs Norwich City — After a goal from Howson brought Norwich within reach of the game, Aaron Ramsey scored his sixth goal in seven games to bring the advantage back to Arsenal 83 minutes in to make it 3-1. Photograph: Kerim Okten/EPA

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — After a quiet first half, Arsenal have absolutely demolished Norwich in the second. Aaron Ramsey makes it 4-1 with just seven minutes left to play. Photograph: Paul Gilham/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — West Ham v Manchester City West Ham United's Matthew Jarvis warms up under the floodlights. Will the Hammers give us a repeat performance of their 3-0 defeat of Tottenham? Photograph: Eddie Keogh/Reuters

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Just 16 minutes in and Agüero puts it past Jaaskelainen after going one on one with the Hammers goalkeeper, making it 1-0 to the home side. Photograph: Alex Morton/Action Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Jussi Jaaskelainen of West Ham dives in vain as Sergio Aguero scores his second of the match in the 51st minute. Silva got the ball to the near post and Agüero finished it off witha header to put it over the line. Photograph: Warren Little/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — Vaz Te brings West Ham back into the match with an overhead kick, after a skirmish in the Man City goalmouth. 58 minutes in, and the score stands at 1-2 to Manchester City. Photograph: Warren Little/Getty Images

Sunday Clockwatch: Sunday Clockwatch — David Silva scores the last goal of the match with 10 minutes to play. The whistle blows and Man City have defeated the London side 1-3: their first away win of the season. Photograph: John Walton/PA

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