Saturday, 12/12/15:

Bournemouth 2 vs 1 Manchester United
Stanislas 2′                  Fellaini 24′
King 54′

Crystal Palace 1 vs 0 Southampton
Cabaye 38′

Manchester City 2 vs 1 Swansea City
Bony 26′                             Gomis 90′
Iheanacho 90+2

Norwich City 1 vs 1 Everton
Hoolahan 47′             Lukaku 15′

Sunderland 0 vs 1 Watford
                                   Ighalo 4′

West Ham United 0 vs 0 Stoke City

Sunday, 13/12/15:

Aston Villa 0 vs 2 Arsenal
                                  Giroud (Pen) 8′
                                  Ramsey 38′

Liverpool      2 vs 2      West Bromwich Albion
Henderson 21′               Dawson 30′
Origi 90+6                      Olsson 73′   

Tottenham Hotspur 1 vs 2 Newcastle United
Dier 39′                                    Mitrovic 74′
                                                 Ayoze Pérez 90+3

Monday, 14/12/15:

Leicester City      2 vs 1      Chelsea
Vardy 34′                                 Remy 77′
Mahrez 48′

Talking points from the weekend:

Who will save Swansea now?
Many have been linked with the job, and many have turned it down.
Moyes said no, Giggs said no, even Brendan Rodgers said no.
Marcelo Bielsa and Gus Poyet are believed to be the front runners for the job now and one can only hope that they can steer them towards safety.

Will Bournemouth stay up?
Arguably, three of their best players are out for a long time (Callum Wilson, Max Gradel and Tyrone Mings) but that hasn’t stopped them thus far.
Back to back wins against Chelsea and Manchester United and a thrilling 3-3 draw with Everton before that, the Cherries are slowly but surely becoming accustomed to life in the Premier League and there is a growing belief that they may have what it takes to survive this season.

Can Leicester Really win the league?
Well, Gary Lineker certainly thinks so …

What are your thoughts on this weeks games?
Let AFEfootballnews know in the comments below!

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Posted by Arron Fôn Evans.