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Means of League two

Harrogate 1-2 Bradford City (FT)
AFC Wimbledon – Colchester United 0-1
Carlisle United 0-0 Crewe Alexandra
Crawley Town 0-1 Stevenage
Gillingham 0-0 Sutton United
Leyton Orient 0-2 Newport County
Rochdale 1-1 Doncaster Rovers
Salford City 1-1 Grimsby Town
Stockport County 1-0 Walsall
Swindon Town – Northampton Town 0-0
Tranmere Rovers 1-0 Barrow

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Accrington Stanley 0-0 Morecambe
Bolton Wanderers 1-0 Lincoln City
Burton Albion 1-0 Forest Green
Cambridge United 0-1 Derby County
Charlton Athletic 0-1 Oxford United
Cheltenham Town 1-0 Shrewsbury Town
Exeter City 0-0 Bristol Rovers
Fleetwood Town 0-0 Barnsley
Ipswich Town 1-1 Portsmouth
MK Dons 0-2 Peterborough United
Port Vale 0-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Wycombe Wanderers 0-1 Plymoth Argyle

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Arsenal 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur (FT)
Bournemouth 0-0 Brighton
Crystal Palace 1-1 Chelsea
Fulham 0-3 Newcastle United
Liverpool 1-2 Brighton
Southampton – Everton 0-0
West Ham – Wolves (5.30pm)

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Blackburn Rovers 0-0 Millwall
Blackpool 0-1 Norwich City
Bristol City 0-2 QPR
Cardiff City 0-0 Burnley
Coventry City 1-0 Middlesbrough
Reading 2-0 Huddersfield Town
Rotherham United 0-1 Wigan Athletic
Sheffield United 0-0 Birmingham City
Sunderland 0-0 Preston
West Brom – Swansea City 0-1

Updated at 3.56pm BST

Crystal Palace – Chelsea 1-1: Palace right-back Nathanial Clyne has been sidelined with what looks to be a pretty serious injury. He is replaced by James Tomkins, who has just returned from a spell on the sidelines.

Updated at 3.48pm BST

GOAL! Fulham – Newcastle 0-3 (Longstaff 43)

Premier League: Sean Longstaff finishes after Fulham keeper Bernd Leno had tipped a shot over the bar and full-time, let alone half-time, can’t come soon enough for the hosts, who are down to 10 men from the fourth minute. .

Celebrations after Sean Longstaff added a third for the Magpies. Photograph: Tony Obrien/Reuters

Updated at 3.55pm BST

GOAL! Crystal Palace 1-1 Chelsea (Aubameyang 38)

Premier League: At the end of a Thiago Silva rout, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang fires in the turn to drill home and restore parity for Chelsea at Selhurst Park.

Aubameyang levels for the Blues. Photograph: Harriet Lander/Getty Images

Updated at 3.44pm BST

GOAL! Fulham – Newcastle 0-2 (Almiron 33)

Premier League: Bruno Guimaraes and Miggy Almiron combine to pile on the damage for 10-man Fulham. Newcastle look good for their second league win of the season.

Miguel Almiron scores Newcastle’s second goal. Photograph: Tony Obrien/Reuters

Updated at 3.42pm BST

GOAL! Liverpool – Brighton 1-2 (Firmino 33)

Premier League: Roberto Firmino pulls a goal back for Liverpool after being met by Mo Salah, but endures an agonizing wait to find out if he was in the game. The VAR computer says yes.

Roberto Firmino gets one for the Reds. Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters

Updated at 3.38pm BST

Championship: Tom McIntyre heads home a Tom Ince corner to put Reading one goal ahead against Huddersfield Town.

Bournenouth 0-0 Brentford: There was a VAR check on the pitch for a possible foul by Kristoffer Ajer on Bournemouth’s Jordan Zemura, but referee Thomas Bramell stands by his original decision not to award a penalty. This seems like a bit of a disconnect for Brentford.

Updated at 3.31pm BST

Championship: On loan to QPR from Leeds United, Tyler Roberts made it 2-0 for QPR at Bristol City.

Championship: Stefan Johansen gives QPR the lead against Bristol City at Ashton Gate. In the second half, Wigan lead away to Rotherham, Norwich lead Blackpool courtesy of a Teemu Pukki goal, Coventry lead Middlesbrough by the one in what is only their second home game of the season and Swansea City is an away goal. West Brom.

GOAL! Liverpool – Brighton 0-2 (Trossard 18)

Premier League: Crikey! Brighton capitalize on a trick from Trent Alexander-Arnold and Leandro Trossard scores his second goal of the game to put them two up at Anfield.

Leandro Trossard celebrates his second for the Seagulls at Anfield. Photograph: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images

Updated at 3.30pm BST

GOAL! Fulham – Newcastle 0-1 (Wilson 11)

Premier League: An afternoon that started badly for Fulham is going downhill fast. Callum Wilson has just given Newcastle the lead, but his goal is currently the subject of a lengthy VAR review for a possible offside by Joe Willock in the build-up. It should stop.

Callum Wilson celebrates after opening the scoring at Craven Cottage. Photograph: Tony Obrien/Reuters

Updated at 3.21pm BST

Crystal Palace – Chelsea 1-0: For the injured Edouard Mendy, Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa saves brilliantly from Eberchi Eze to prevent his side from going two down.

Fulham v Newcastle: After a consultation with their VAR Mike Dean, followed by a look at the pitch monitor, Darren England overturns the yellow card he had just shown Nathaniel Chalobah for a nasty challenge on Sean Longstaff and shows a red one. Fulham are down to 10 men.

GOAL! Crystal Palace 1-0 Chelsea (Edouard 7)

Premier League: Odsonne Edouard turns Jordan Ayew’s cross into the top corner to give Palace the lead against the opening run of play.

Odsonne Edouard on the mark of the Eagles. Photograph: Hannah McKay/Reuters

Updated at 3.12pm BST

Championship: Matthew Sorinola capitalized on a mistake from West Brom goalkeeper David Button to put Swansea City a goal behind at the Hawthorns.

GOAL! Liverpool 0-1 Brighton

Premier League: It’s a dream start at Anfield for new Brighton boss Roberto Di Zerbi, who just saw Leandro Trossard fire his side in front with a low shot into the corner after four minutes.

Leandro Trossard gives Brighton the lead at Anfield. Photo: Peter Powell/EPA

Updated at 3.34pm BST

Our three o’clock kick-off point is underway: and we’re still waiting for our afternoon kick-off. Chelsea are dominating Crystal Palace’s early goals and Raheem Sterling has already had a shot saved.

Match report: Arsenal 3-1 Tottenham Hotspur

Premier League: “New season, same score, attractive prospects. Just over a year ago, Arsenal blew Tottenham away here, and while the result was a bit more in doubt this time around, the margin of victory was worth it to do it all again.” , writes Emirates Stadium’s Nick Ames.

Gabriel Jesus: The Arsenal forward has been chatting to BT Sport following his side’s win against Tottenham Hotspur. “It’s the second time I’ve scored in a derby to be honest,” he tells Des Kelly. “The first was for Brazil against Argentina. I’m very happy, I want to score in every game and the way the team played from the first minute showed how we wanted to play. We deserved to win, I don’t know how many chances we created. I feel at home from day one because of the boys, the staff, the club and it has helped me a lot. I’m very happy here and we’re in a good way.”

Gabriel Jesus celebrates with fellow goalscorer Granit Xhaka after the Brazilian scored Arsenal’s second goal against Spurs. Photo: Kirsty Wigglesworth/AP

Meanwhile in Scotland: Antonio Kolak scored twice as Rangers hammered Hearts 4-0 at Tynecastle on a busy day of Scottish Premiership action.

Today’s Scottish Premiership fixtures

“Game of the Day is at Tannadice where Dundee United host St. Johnstone in Liam Fox’s first game as permanent manager after recording a win, a draw and a defeat as goalkeeper since taking over after of the ill-fated ‘Jack Ross era’, which lasted all of seven games,” writes Simon McMahon. “United are looking for their first league win of the season and could move off the bottom of the table with three points if Aberdeen beat Kilmarnock at Pitoddrie.”

Liverpool-Brighton: Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson starts his first game in more than a month as Jurgen Klopp considers international break efforts. Luis Díaz, Darwin Núñez and Diogo Jota are all on the bench, with Fabio Carvalho and Roberto Firmino starting up front alongside Mohamed Salah. Kostas Tsimikas comes in at left-back for the injured Andy Robertson.

New Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi makes just one change for his first game in charge. Pervis Estupinan starts in place of Enock Mwepu, who is ill.

Full time: Arsenal 3-1 Tottenham Hotspur

Premier League: Goals from Thomas Partey, Gabriel Jesus and Granit Xhaka helped Arsenal to an emphatic victory over a Tottenham Hotspur side reduced to 10 men in the second half. The Gunners extend their lead at the top of the table to four points with seven wins from eight.

Southampton v Everton: Ralph Hasenhuttl makes six changes for Everton’s visit. Duje Caleta-Car makes his debut and Ainsley Maitland-Niles makes his first start. Juan Latinos, Stuart Armstrong, Joe Aribo and Sekou Mara are also remembered.

Jordan Pickford returns from a thigh injury to start for Everton at St Mary’s. Captain Seamus Coleman also gets the nod with Dwight McNeil, while Anthony Gordon is out with illness but well enough to take a place on the bench.

Updated at 14.58 BST

Crystal Palace v Chelsea: James Tomkins returns to Patrick Vieira’s squad after missing the start of the season with a calf injury and starting on the bench. John-Kymani Gordon, who scored a hat-trick in Palace Under-21s’ 7-3 win over PSG Under-21s on Wednesday, also earns a first-team call-up.

Former Brighton boss Graham Potter takes charge of his first Premier League game as Chelsea manager and makes two changes from the squad that faced Salzburg on 14 September. Ben Chilwell starts in place of the injured Marc Cucurella, while Cesar Azpilicueta makes way for Wesley Fofana.

Lineup Liverpool-Brighton

Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, van Dijk, Tsimikas, Henderson, Fabinho, Thiago, Salah, Firmino, Carvalho.

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