A review of Wednesday's Premier League

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A review of Wednesday night's Premier League action.

Gabriel Jesus scored on his full Premier League debut as Manchester City cruised to a 4-0 win at West Ham and moved level on points with Liverpool in the Premier League.

Jesus set up Kevin De Bruyne for the game's opening goal in the 17th minute and after David Silva had added City's second, the £27million Brazilian teenager put City out of sight before the break.

Premier League

West Ham 0 - 4 Man City
Stoke 1 - 1 Everton
Man Utd 0 - 0 Hull City

Premier League Results

Yaya Toure converted a 67th-minute penalty after Jose Fonte's foul on Raheem Sterling to seal City's first league win in three matches and leave them behind fourth-placed Liverpool on goal difference, each on 46 points.

It was City's second rout of West Ham in the space of a month after their 5-0 FA Cup win on the same ground on January 6.

Premier League

1 Chelsea 56
2 Tottenham 47
3 Arsenal 47
4 Liverpool 46
5 Man City 46
6 Man Utd 42
7 Everton 37
8 W Brom 33
9 Stoke 29
10 Burnley 29
11 West Ham 28
12 So'ton 27
13 Watford 27
14 B'mouth 26
15 M'boro 21
16 Leicester 21
17 Swansea 21
18 C Palace 19
19 Hull City 17
20 S'land 16

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Manchester United lost further ground on the Champions League places after being held to a goalless draw at Old Trafford by relegation-threatened Hull.

Eldin Jakupovic was Hull's hero as the goalkeeper made a string of fine saves to keep United at bay, while the visitors went close to snatching victory in the 86th minute when recent loan signing Lazar Markovic's shot hit a post.

Jakupovic, restored to the starting line-up in place of David Marshall since the arrival of head coach Marco Silva last month, kept out Paul Pogba's stoppage-time effort and also denied the Frenchman and Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the first half.

Everton remain five points behind United in seventh place following their 1-1 draw at Stoke.

Peter Crouch's 100th Premier League goal gave Stoke an early lead, but an own goal from Ryan Shawcross before half-time earned Everton a share of the spoils.