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    Arsenal vs Leicester, Chelsea vs Brighton, Everton vs Crystal Palace: Football – live | Premier League

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    Summary of the early games of the championship

    A look back at the three early Championship kick-offs at 12.30pm, which saw wins for Blackburn, Norwich and Sheffield on Wednesday.

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    GOAL! Chelsea 1-1 Brighton (Palmer 21)

    A terrible mistake from Adam Webster in defense allowed Nicolas Jackson to run free and set up Cole Palmer with a cool finish to equalize for Chelsea. Two avoidable goals.

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    GOAL! Arsenal 1-0 Leicester (Martinelli 20)

    Martinelli makes amends as he turns back Timber’s cut and puts the Gunners in the lead. It had come. Poor marking from Leicester.

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    Goal in the championship. Wilfried Gnonto shot the ball into the goal from around 16 meters to give Leeds a 1-0 lead against Coventry at Elland Road. It’s the first goal in the 3pm Championship games, although Cardiff have just taken a 1-0 lead against Hull.

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    15th minute: Arsenal 0-0 Leicester Still, Arsenal and Saka and Martinelli all have chances, with the latter missing a great chance when he shoots over the goal from eight yards out.

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    A lively start in the Premier League with those early goals for Brentford, Brighton and Palace. Brighton is currently in third place in the live league table.

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    GOAL! Everton 0-1 Crystal Palace (Geuehi 11)

    Everton have taken the lead in recent games, but not here. Wharton’s cross is headed down by Lacroix and Marc Guehi kicks the ball in to find it at the near post.

    Mark Guehi (second from right) leaves his mark at Everton. Photo: Molly Darlington/Reuters
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    GOAL! Chelsea 0-1 Brighton (Rutter 7)

    A loose free throw from former Brighton midfielder Moises Caceido tackles a teammate and Georginio Rutter collects the ball by nodding over Sanchez. A shocking early goal in the Graham Potter Derby.

    Brighton’s Georginio Rutter (centre) rises highest and nods to visitors Chelsea. Photo: Matthew Childs/Action Images/Reuters
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    5th minute: Arsenal 0-0 Leicester The Gunners up front, as you would expect. They dominate possession, although Leicester almost had a counterattack moment right there.

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    Brentford have now led in the first minute for three Premier League games in a row. That’s certainly a record, Norris.

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    GOAL! Brentford 1-0 West Ham (Mbeumo 1)

    The quick start specialist Brentford has done it again! Bryan Mbeumo hits the ball home within a minute and West Ham coach Julen Lopetegui is once again in turmoil.

    Bryan Mbeumo celebrates after giving Brentford an early lead. Photo: Isabel Infantes/Reuters
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    Look! Look!! Look!!! Shrill whistles are sounding across the country and the 3pm games are underway.

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    Serie A: Udinese 1-2 Inter (HT)

    The champions had to face Udinese after Christian Kabasele equalized for the home team after 35 minutes. But Lauro Martinez put Inter back in the lead just before half-time.

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    Match report: Newcastle 1:1 Manchester City

    Louise Taylor was at St James’ Park as the Magpies fought back from falling behind to beat Man City.

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    A reminder of the most important team news. David Raya is ready to start in goal for Arsenal at home to Leicester, while Everton’s Jarrad Branthwaite starts for the first time this season when the Toffees host Crystal Palace.

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    Football League results

    Some drama in the first games of the championship. League leaders West Brom fought back from a 2-0 deficit in Sheffield on Wednesday before Anthony Musaba scored the winner for the hosts in the 86th minute. Norwich also won by the odd goal in five in the derby, with Borja Sainz the hat-trick hero. But the first Norwich goal! (see 13.43 BST).

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    • Blackburn 2-0 QPR

    • Derby 2-3 Norwich

    • Sheff Wed 3-2 West Brom

    League One

    • Crawley 0-2 Bolton

    • Reading 2:1 Huddersfield

    League Two

    • Harrogate 2-1 Bradford

    • Walsall 4-0 Colchester

    Victory for Walsall takes them to the top.

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    Full-time: Newcastle – Man City 1-1

    It’s a point apiece at St James’ Park thanks to Anthony Gordon’s second-half penalty for the hosts. City remain at the top, but my assessment is that Pep Guardiola’s men could end the weekend in fourth place if Arsenal beat Leicester by four goals, Liverpool beat Wolves and Aston Villa win at Ipswich.

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    Seven minutes of injury time at St. James’ Park where it is still Newcastle – Man City 1:1.

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    Latest Serie A: Udinese 0-1 Inter

    It’s been a bit of a difficult start to the season for champions Inter, but today they took the lead in the first minute through Davide Frattesi in Udinese.

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    Still 1-1 at St James’ Park with 10 minutes to go. For Manchester City, that would be four points that Manchester City would have lost in two games. Those “Without Rodri” stats will no doubt appear again if they don’t win here.

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    Goals in the championship

    Second half goals in all three games. Blackburn are 2-0 ahead QPR after goals from Lewis Travis and Danny Batth; Josh Maja scored a goal West Bromwho is now behind 1:2 Sheffield Wednesday; and Borja Sainz scored his second goal of the day Norwich to give the Canaries the lead again after Craig Forsyth equalized Derby.

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    Team news Nottingham Forest vs Fulham

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    Team news between Everton and Crystal Palace

    Big news for Everton as big defender Jarrad Branthwaite returns from a groin injury to start for the first time of the season. Palace appear to be more likely to play with a back four rather than a back three.

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    Team news Chelsea vs Brighton

    It’s a full house with eleven changes for Chelsea after the Carabao Cup win over Barrow. Malo Gusto comes from the team that won at West Ham last weekend.

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    Team news Brentford vs West Ham

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    News about Arsenal’s team against Leicester

    David Raya is fit enough to play for Arsenal while Leandro Trossard is back from suspension.

    Arsenal: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Calafiori, Partey, Rice, Trossard, Saka, Havertz, Martinelli

    🔴 𝗧𝗘𝗔𝗠𝙉𝙀𝙒𝙎 ⚪️

    🧤 Raya shakes off the knock
    🔙 Trossard returns after his suspension
    ©️ Saka is the captain of the team

    Let’s get the three points, Gunners ✊

    – Arsenal (@Arsenal) September 28, 2024

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    GOAL! Newcastle 1-1 Man City (Gordon 58)

    Bang! There is no Isak, but Gordon steps forward and sends Ederson the wrong way. Keep playing!

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    Newcastle have a penalty at home against Manchester City. Anthony Gordon charges through and is brought down by Ederson, who gets a yellow card. VAR says yes, the penalty applies.

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    Oof!! Norwich led in the derby, but the ball was certainly out in advance.

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    Premier League team news arrives 75 minutes before kick-off So nowadays we will have the starting XI very soon.

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    More early kickoff news

    But not good news for Deano’s former club Bradfordwho is behind 1:2 Harrogate in a North vs West Yorkshire derby. In the other League Two game, which started early, Walsall led Colchester 1-0. We are in the second half of two games in League One and that is the case at the moment Crawley 0-1 Bolton And Reading 1:1 Huddersfield.

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    Halftimes of the championship

    It was a difficult first phase for league leaders West Brom, who trailed 2-0 in Sheffield on Wednesday after an own goal from Darnell Furlong (9) and a goal from Josh Windass (23) for the hosts. I was driving past a pub in Bradford a few days ago and saw an advert for an evening with Dean Windass. Good times for the Windass clan.

    • Blackburn 0-0 QPR

    • Derby 0-1 Norwich

    • Sheff Wed 2-0 West Brom

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    preamble

    While the top looks very familiar, the Premier League table looks a little unusual this season with six teams still having a zero in the win column. Three of those teams – Leicester, Crystal Palace and Everton – are in action at 3pm. Leicester are all set to prevail as they play away at Arsenal while the other two, Everton and Palace, meet at Goodison. Then draw that in for a draw. Wolves, bottom of the table, host Liverpool in the 5.30pm game, so there’s a good chance we’ll end today with six teams still waiting for their first win.

    At the other end of the table, Arsenal, Brighton and Nottingham Forest all go into their 3pm games with an unbeaten record in the top flight.

    Elsewhere, Aberdeen can take over the top of the SPL for a few hours while Celtic are in action later in the day. And even if I don’t have it on the clock, please note that Bayern vs. Leverkusen in the Bundesliga starts at 5:30 p.m.

    These are our featured games, all kick-offs are at 3pm unless otherwise stated.

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    Scottish Premiership

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    Half time: Newcastle – Manchester City 0:1

    It was a hard-fought first 45 minutes at St James’ Park, but City went ahead after a goal from Josko Gvardiol ten minutes before half-time. Nice build-up play from Jack Grealish and a classy finish from the Croatian.

    You can follow the action minute by minute here, courtesy of Rob Smyth.

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