Premier League: Saturday's matches – in pictures

Crystal Palace v Everton Traffic congestion in Croydon has delayed kick off at Selhurst Park by 15 minutes, which means there's a bit more time to take pictures of Kayla the eagle ... Photograph: Bryn Lennon/Getty Images

And get autographs Photograph: Bryn Lennon/Getty Images

A resolute performance from the Eagles, demonstrated here by Dean Moxey's attempt to clear Phil Jagielka's diving header, ensured that they kept their first clean sheet of the season and put an end to their seven-match losing streak. Palace were well-drilled and diligent; Everton were disappointingly devoid of inspiration. Final score: Crystal Palace 0-0 Everton Photograph: Nigel French/PA

Liverpool v Fulham After Luis Suárez's touch outfoxed Fernando Amorbieta and caused him to put into his own net to open the scoring, Martin Skrtel was allowed a free header at a corner to double Liverpool's lead Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters

Just ten minutes later it's 3-0 after Luis Suárez ran on to a perceptive through ball from Jordan Henderson and effortlessly found the target with a shot dinked over Maarten Stekelenburg Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images

One of the surefire signs that winter is on it's way - Dimitar Berbatov has donned his wooly mitts Photograph: Alex Livesey/Getty Images

Luis Suarez is disappointed at missing a chance but he was smiling again in the 54th minute when he slotted home following a precision pass from Steven Gerrard. The victory puts Liverpool up to second place. Final score: Liverpool 4-0 Fulham Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images

Southampton v Hull City Rickie Lambert scores Southampton's second goal of the game from the penalty spot after Hull keeper Steve Harper had brought down Adam Lallana. Lambert has scored every one of the 33 penalties he has taken for Southampton. He played a hand in the opener too when he beat two defenders in an aeriel challenge which enabled Morgan Schneiderlin to head into an empty net Photograph: Sean Dempsey/PA

Adam Lallana made it 3-0 when he picked up the ball midway through the opponent's half, drifted to the left, rode the challenge of Curtis Davies and ghosted past Ahmed Elmohamady, before slotting home right-footed past Harper from an acute angle. Yannick Sagbo pulled one back for the visitors in the second half which was the first goal conceded by Saints on home turf since 24 August. Davis added extra gloss to the win with two minutes remaining, thrashing home the fourth. Final score: Southampton 4-1 Hull City Photograph: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images

Aston Villa v Cardiff City Young Villa fans Charlie and Harrison do their best superhero impressions ahead of the match Photograph: Nick Potts/PA

Those two lads and the rest of the Villa faithful would have been overjoyed to see Leandro Bacuna's wonderful free-kick sail into the net in the 76th minute for the home side's first goal in 450 minutes of football Photograph: Carl Recine/Action Images

With Cardiff offering little as an attacking force it was difficult to see the Bluebirds getting back into the game, and any faint hopes they had of salvaging something from a mundane match were extinguished when Libor Kozak's close-range header beat Marshall. It was a rare home victory for Villa, only their 11th league win at Villa Park in their past 44 matches and just the seventh since boss Paul Lambert took over as manager at the start of last season. Final score: Aston Villa 2-0 Cardiff City Photograph: Carl Recine/Action Images

Chelsea v West Brom This doesn't bode well for the forthcoming 90 minutes if this young fan is yawning during the warmup Photograph: Stephen Pond/PA

Chelsea Pensioners join Chelsea players to observe a minute's silence for the forthcoming Remembrance Day Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters

John Terry does the hokey-cokey with Shane Long Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters

Shane Long that's what it's all about as he rises highest to head in the equaliser after Samuel Eto'o had given the home side the lead. Stephane Sessegnon gave the visitors the lead eight minutes later when his scuffed shot squirmed under Petr Cech Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters

It looked like that West Brom would record a famous victory until deep into injury time Ramires bustled into the area and tumbled to the ground after contact of some kind with Steven Reid and referee Andre Marriner pointed to spot Photograph: Tal Cohen/EPA

Understandably the West Bromwich Albion players are furious as they felt that the Chelsea player went to ground very easily and no doubt the D word was mentioned by many Baggies fans in the ground Photograph: Tal Cohen/EPA

The net billows from Eden Hazard's penalty and the Chelsea faithful celebrate. No doubt the arguments over whether it was a penalty or not and whether Ramires dived or not will rumble on for a while. Final score: Chelsea 2-2 West Brom Photograph: Ian Kington/AFP/Getty Images

Norwich City v West Ham United It's amazing that this Canaries fan was able to find space on his jacket to put his poppy Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images

West Ham took a deserved lead just after the half hour mark when Ravel Morrison swept home Kevin Nolan's pass Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images

The home side got back in the game when Gary Hooper converted from the spot, and then they took the lead in the 72nd minute when Robert Snodgrass curled in a free-kick from 25 yards Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images

During injury time Leroy Fer made the game safe when he skipped past James Tomkins and slotted home a left-footed drive. Final score Norwich City 3-1 West Ham United Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images