Premier League: Saturday's matches – in pictures

Queens Park Rangers v Tottenham Hotspur Harry Redknapp the QPR manager and his replacement at White Hart Lane André Villas-Boas exchange greetings before kick-off. It's the first time Harry has faced Tottenham since he was sacked back in June 2012 Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty Images

It appears that some Spurs fans still hold a candle for 'Arry Photograph: Paul Childs/Action Images

After Tottenham have the better of the opening 10 minutes, the home side start to get a foothold in the game, with Adel Taarabt in the centre of it Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty Images

Midway through the first half Sando's studs stick in the turf and he twists his knee and is stretchered off. His replacement Scott Parker steps into the fray and tussles with Stephane Mbia Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty Images

Gareth Bale manages to get a cross in despite the close attention of Ryan Nelsen. After a pretty eventless first-half it's 0-0 as the teams go in at half-time Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images

The second half mirrors the first with Spurs bossing the early stages before Rangers get back on an equal footing - here's Kamie Mackie, right, holding the challenge of Kyle Naughton. Neither side can create any clear cut chances and both sides share the spoils with QPR no doubt the happier of the teams and are, for a few hours at least, off the bottom of the table. Final score: 0-0 Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty Images

Sunderland v West Ham United With just twelve minutes on the clock Sebastian Larsson puts the Black Cats ahead with a screamer of a swerving left-footed shot from 25 yards out Photograph: Stu Forster/Getty Images

Just after half-time Adam Johnson pounces to knock home Sunderland's second after 18 year old debutent Dan Potts dithered instead of clearing the ball following a superb save by Jussi Jaaskelainen from James McClean Photograph: Graham Stuart/AFP/Getty Images

McClean got on the scoresheet himself later in the second half when he squeezed the ball home from a tight angle after Stephane Sessegnon miscued his shot. It's an impressive performance by the Black Cats which gives them their first win of 2013. Final score: 3-0 Photograph: Craig Brough/Action Images

Fulham v Wigan Athletic Maybe if the Wigan defenders paid a bit less attention to Dimitar Berbatov and more attention to Giorgos Karagounis then they wouldn't find themselves 1-0 down at half-time Photograph: Ian Walton/Getty Images

Wigan's Franco Di Santo causes a lot of problems for Fulham in the second half, here he puts the ball just wide of the Fulham goal. His eye for goal was a bit keener in the 71st minute when a quickly taken free-kick allowed Di Santo to cut in from the left-wing, run unchallenged to the edge of the penalty area and blast the ball past Schwarzer. Final score 1-1 Photograph: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty Images

Reading v West Bromwich Albion Romelu Lukaku scored either side of half-time to give the Baggies a deserved lead Photograph: Andrew Matthews/PA

West Brom looked to be cruising to an easy victory until eight minutes from time when Jimmy Kebe's diving header pulled one back before Adam Le Fondre's penalty drew the home side level with two minutes to go. Then in the last minute Pavel Pogrebnyak pounced to ram the ball home and give Reading a most unlikely victory against the run of play. Final score 3-2 Photograph: Alan Walter/Action Images

Stoke City v Chelsea You've got to feel a bit sorry for Rafa Benitez, not only does he have to put up with hostility from the Chelsea fans since his appointment, but now he's getting it in the neck from the Stoke City fans too Photograph: Darren Staples/Reuters

David Luiz comes of worse during this challenge with Jonathan Walters Photograph: Martin Rickett/PA

Kenwyne Jones squeezes the ball past Chelsea's Petr Cech but unfortunately his effort goes the wrong side of the upright Photograph: Jon Super/AP

On the stroke of half-time, in an attempt to beat Juan Mata to a cross, Jonathan Walters sends a bullet header past Begovic Photograph: Michael Regan/Getty Images

Then just after the hour mark Walters gets his and Chelsea's second when he got to the ball before Frank Lampard but sent the ball into his own net rather than out for a corner Photograph: Darren Staples/Reuters

Juan Mata tumbles in the area after a brush by Robert Huth and the ref points to the spot. Frank Lampard steps up and dispatches it with aplomb Photograph: Martin Rickett/PA

Midway through the second half, Eden Hazard made it four when he span into space 30 yards from goal and unleashed an unstoppable shot into the top corner Photograph: Jon Super/AP

And if Jonathan Walters didn't think his day could get any worse, after being fouled by John Terry in the final minutes, the Stoke striker picks himself up and blasts the resulting penalty against the bar. Final score 0-4 Photograph: Michael Regan/Getty Images

Aston Villa v Southampton After Jay Rodriguez went down in the area without contact from Enda Stevens, Rickie Lambert stepped up to sweep the ball home from the penalty spot, much to the annoyance of the Villa fans, players and staff Photograph: Clive Mason/Getty Images

Villa rallied in the second half, here Charles N'Zogbia bamboozles Nathaniel Clyne in the search for an equaliser, but the visitors held out for a victory that saw the Saints leapfrog Villa and move clear of the drop zone. Final score 0-1 Photograph: Andrew Boyers/Action Images

Everton v Swansea City Everton's Phil Neville, right, and Ki Sung-Yueng go up for a header. Spain's boss Vicente Del Bosque amongst the crowd at Goodison, wonder if he's come to check out Michu? Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images

Despite creating a number of chances, here unmarked Nikica Jelavic is unable to convert a free header, the Toffees were unable to notch for the first time in 19 league games. The dropped points mean Everton have their work cut out if they are are secure a Champions League spot. Final score 0-0 Photograph: Ed Sykes/Action Images

Norwich City v Newcastle United Robert Snodgrass finds out the hard way that no-one gets past Fabricio Coloccini. The match at Carrow Road was a rather uninspiring affair though the draw checked a run of defeats suffered by both camps. Final score 0-0 Photograph: Jamie McDonald/Getty Images