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      Arsenal vs West Ham LIVE RESULT: Gunners STUNNED at home to Hammers and miss chance to go top of league – latest updates

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      ARSENAL are up against West Ham in the Premier League tonight – and they’re behind. Tomas Soucek opened the scoring for the Hammers, who had to wait for a VAR check before being awarded the game’s first goal.

      Kick-off time: 8.15pm GMT
      Stream/TV: Amazon Prime Video
      Arsenal XI: Raya; White, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko; Rice, Ødegaard, Trossard; Saka, Jesus, Martinelli
      West Ham XI: Areola; Coufal, Mavropanos, Ogbonna, Emerson; Alvarez, Soucek; Kudus, Ward-Prowse, Paqueta; Bowen

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      Arsenal’s title credentials brought into doubt
      Many have asked whether The Gunners can one step further than they did last season.
      After spending over £200m in the summer on transfers, this game left more questions than answers.
      Arteta’s side showed no penetration and were all possession but could not make it count for anything.
      The lack of quality he had to bring off the bench to try and change the game told its own story.
      Credit: AFP
      Moyes gets first win at Arsenal
      This was David Moyes’ first win away against Arsenal as a manager.
      He knew what threat he was facing today and he set his side out perfectly to cope with Mikel Arteta’s side.
      Despite dominating possession and having a number of shots at goal, mostly blocked by West Ham players, the visitors full deserved their win at The Emirates this evening.
      Credit: AFP
      FT: Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      Kudus has been a great signing for David Moyes’ side.
      He works up and down the flank and is not afraid to defend.
      Linking well with Bowen and Paqueta, he is proving to be a real star for The Hammers.

      FT: Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      Arsenal just could not get the better of West Ham tonight.
      Once the visitors took the lead, they had the upper hand and never looked like giving it up.
      West Ham are now on 33 points, their highest ever return at the halfway stage of a Premier League season.

      FT: Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      The referee brings the game to a close.
      Declan Rice gave away a late penalty but Benrahma’s strike was well saved by Raya.
      It won’t matter to David Moyes’ side, this is a huge win.
      Penalty missed – Said Benrahma (West Ham)
      Penalty to West Ham
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      90+4. Kudus comes away with the ball for West Ham and draws a throw in to run the clock down further.
      Time is running out for Mikel Arteta’s side.
      Bowen picks it up on the halfway line and feeds it to Emerson.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      90+2. You can guarantee Arteta will have a whinge about his side being robbed again by a goal when the ball was clearly out.
      The bottom line is that it was anything but clear, which is why VAR could not overrule the onfield decision of a goal.
      Arsenal launch a series of crosses into the box but West Ham deal with them well.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      90. A corner is half cleared by West Ham.
      Nketiah tries and overhead kick but it is an easy save for Areola.
      Bold effort by the Arsenal striker.
      Odegaard shoots from distance and catches it well but Areola tips it around the post.
      We are going to have an additional five minutes.
      Credit: Getty
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      88. Time is running out for Arsenal now.
      Credit where it is due, David Moyes has got his tactics spot on tonight.
      Odegaard tries a shot from the edge of the box but it is blocked with a sliding challenge and runs through to Areola.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      86. The ball breaks to Smith-Rowe on the edge of the box.
      He tries an effort at goal but Areola makes a routine save.
      Arsenal fans leave in their droves, as they always do, never showing confidence in their team when the chips are down.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      84. VAR reviewed and incident and agrees it is not penalty.
      In those instances, they should be allowed to instruct the referee to show them a yellow card for diving.
      It certainly would stop Saka doing it for the rest of this game.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      82. Saka cuts in from the right and runs into the box and goes down looking for a penalty.
      The referee decides that it is not a penalty.
      It is a blatant dive by ‘the boy who cries wolf’ and he should be booked for that.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      80. Trossard comes off for Smith-Rowe.
      One thing is for sure, the former Brighton man is definitely not a centre midfielder.
      He has been more like an anarchist hacker tonight…..anonymous.
      Credit: Reuters
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      78. Nketiah is coming deep looking for the ball often.
      The problem is with this, he is nowhere near the goal to cause any problems for the visitors.
      It looks like Emile Smith-Rowe is about to join the action.
      Saka gets a shot away but it is an easy save for Areola.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      76. Odegaard gets the ball out from his feet to let fly at goal from outside the box.
      He does not catch it well and it goes well wide of the goal.
      The expression on his face says it all.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      74. Nelson feeds the ball into Nketiah through on goal.
      West Ham get a great tackle in to stop him in his tracks.
      Odegaard plays it to Trossard with a sight of goal but his shot is blocked for a corner.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      72. Nelson is booked for a foul on Soucek.
      Benrahma gets down the right and bundles his way into the box.
      The ball breaks to him and he looks to get a shot off at goal but it is well blocked.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      70. Jesus wins the ball in the corner and as he touches the ball away, Kudus takes his standing leg away.
      It gives the hosts to get a ball into the box to test West Ham.
      The centre backs pile forward but Nelson’s delivery is terrible and it goes straight out for a goal kick.
      Arsenal’s fans start to boo their own team, stay classy North London.
      Credit: Reuters
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      68. Gabriel Jesus seems to have his eyes closed when he heads it.
      That would answer a lot of questions about his poor finishing.
      Two massive chances for the Arsenal attacker wasted in as many minutes.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      66. Brilliant inswinging cross by Bukayo Saka.
      He picks out Jesus in the middle of the goal and the Brazilian can only head straight at Areola.
      You have to be scoring from there.
      Arsenal come forward once again and White lifts one up to the back post.
      It finds Jesus again who heads over.
      Terrible.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      64. Odegaard plays the ball to Saka out wide.
      He looks to cross but it takes a huge deflection off the defender.
      Areola manages to gather to prevent the corner.
      Martinelli and Zinchenko are replaced by Nelson and Nketiah.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      62. The fans are getting frustrated by the lack of urgency in Mikel Arteta’s side.
      Saka eats turf once again but no foul.
      Fair play, The Gunners’ winger spends more time on the grass than most rabbits.
      Arsenal 0-2 West Ham
      60. The last time West Ham scored two goals at The Emirates was when the last won here in 2016.
      Rice gives the ball away to Kudus who looks for Coufal.
      Martinelli gets back to challenge at the expense of a throw in.
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      Chelsea vs Crystal Palace LIVE RESULT: Super-sub Madueke scores late winner from the spot to seal three crucial points

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      CHELSEA left it late but beat Crystal Palace 2-1 in the Premier League thanks to Noni Madueke’s late penalty. Mykhailo Mudryk put the Blues ahead with a tap-in but Palace answered back through Michael Olise.
      Madueke then came on late in the game before winning and scoring a 90th-minute penalty.

      Kick-off time: 7.30pm GMT
      Stream: Amazon Prime Video
      Chelsea XI: Petrovic, Gusto, Disasi, Badiashile, Colwill, Caicedo, Gallagher, Maatsen, Mudryk, Jackson, Nkunku
      Palace XI: Henderson, Clyne, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell, Richards, Lerma, Eze, Olise, Ayew, Mateta

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      Palace miss chance to upset The Blues
      Crystal Palace will have not expected to control the game at Stamford Bridge for such large periods as they did.
      Roy Hodgson will be frustrated that during those phases of play they could not get the goal he will have felt they deserved.
      Eventually, they were downed by a sucker punch as Chelsea were awarded a late penalty and leave West London with nothing to show for their performance.
      Chelsea secure important win in derby
      The performance was not inspiring by any stretch of the imagination but this was a crucial three points for The Blues.
      It moves them up into the top half of the table, still with a lot of ground to make up on the top six.
      The Chelsea fans leave Stamford Bridge a little happier, courtesy of a Christmas gift from Eze as his foul led to the awarding of the penalty.
      Gusto blows away Palace charge
      Malo Gusto got forward to offer options when ever Chelsea came forward.
      With Raheem Sterling suspended his energy is getting up and down the line caused the visitors problems.
      He was integral in the first goal and managed to keep Ayew quiet for most of the game.
      Man of the match performance from the young French full back.

      FT: Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
      Chelsea celebrate showing how much these three points mean to the home side.
      It papers over the cracks for Mauricio Pochettino, they were far from convincing in this game.
      Nevertheless is relieves some of the pressure on the Chelsea manager.

      FT: Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
      The referee brings the game to a close.
      Chelsea take the three points but it was by no means a good performance from The Blues.
      A rash challenge from Eberechi Eze gifted the hosts a penalty to win the game.
      Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
      90+8. Madueke breaks for Chelsea and slots Jackson in.
      He looks to hold the ball up, running the clock down, but the flag goes up for offside.
      Palace counter and Olise looks to get a cross into the box but it is too deep and runs harmlessly out for a goal kick.
      Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
      90+6. Eze and Olise combine well and the winger drills a left-footed shot at goal.
      Petrovic gets down well to save and hold onto the ball.
      The referee books both Pochettino and Gallagher with the visitors pressing now.
      Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
      90+4. Disasi is fouled in the corner and the referee awards Chelsea a free kick.
      The defender is fist pumping the air on the ground which says a lot about where this Chelsea team is at right now.
      Gilchrist has come on for the hosts to try and see this game out.
      Credit: Reuters
      Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
      90+2. We are going to have eight additional minutes added.
      Plenty of time for the visitors to try and find a goal.
      Roy Hodgson will feel his side have done enough in this game to come away from Stamford Bridge with at least a point.
      Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
      90. Madueke sends Henderson the wrong way and calming strokes the ball into the back of the net.
      Crystal Palace have no arguments the challenge by Eze on Madueke was a definite penalty.
      A real striker’s challenge from the Palace player.
      Goal – Noni Madueke (Chelsea)
      Penalty to Chelsea
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      86. Broja is found in the box again, he tries to take it past Andersen but the defender does well.
      Palace counter attack and have numbers but Olise loses the ball in the penalty area.
      Madueke is still down in the Palace penalty area, VAR will check to see whether Chelsea should have a penalty.
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      84. Silva goes long again with a pass from defence.
      He picks out Broja perfectly who controls the ball and gets a shot away.
      It nestles into the side netting.
      He really should be working the keeper from there at the very least.
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      82. Silva makes a mistake and Palace break with Schlupp.
      He finds Olise in the shot, whose shot is blocked but he gets another chance but Petrovic makes the save.
      Crystal Palace are trying to find a second goal late on in this game.
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      80. Well that celebration by Jackson was short-lived.
      Looking at the replay it was a fairly easy decision to make, you wonder why VAR takes so long to make their decision.
      On the balance of play, Crystal Palace do not deserve to be behind in this game.
      Credit: AFP
      Goal disallowed – Offside
      Chelsea 2-1 Crystal Palace
      78. Thiago Silva lifts a cross into the box and Jackson slots home with a first time shot.
      VAR is reviewing it, he may have been offside as the ball was played in.
      This could be a huge decision as Stockley Park draw the lines.
      Goal – Nicolas Jackson (Chelsea)
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      74. Madueke breaks with pace and is fouled by Richards.
      The referee has no choice but to produce a card but pulls the red one out of his pocket by mistake.
      Gallagher plays Jackson through on goal, he has to score you think but the striker lifts it wide of the goal.
      Huge chance wasted.
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      72. Broja goes down under the challenge of Guehi.
      He needs to show more strength in the challenge, this Palace defence are physical and are happy to get stuck in.
      Am not sure Henderson has touched the ball for Palace in this half.
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      70. If Pochettino’s vision is to create a side with no penetration or creative threat in the final third, things are going according to plan.
      You feel that Roy Hodgson’s side need to get a goal to capitalise on how poor the hosts have been in this second half.
      Mudryk is down on the far side as he went down under the challenge of Clyne.
      Nkunku and Mudryk come off for Broja and Madueke.
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      68. Lavia picks the ball up in his own half and tries to play a direct pass forward.
      Only he knows who he was trying to pass that to but it runs out of play for a Crystal Palace throw in.
      Ayew twists and turns in the Chelsea box and gets a cross in but it is hacked clear by Lavia.
      Credit: Reuters
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      66. Olise picks the ball up on the edge of his own box and skips past Lavia with ease.
      He fouls the Palace man to stop him in his tracks.
      Chelsea should have asked for some creativity for Christmas.
      Chelsea 1-1 Crystal Palace
      64. With Caicedo and Lavia in the middle of the park, Chelsea have £170m worth of talent.
      They do not look any more solid for it though.
      Chelsea start to knock the ball around but just cannot find that killer pass and Palace clear with ease all too often. More

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      Brentford 1 Wolves 4: Nathan Collins gifts former side two goals as Bees slip closer to relegation zone

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      NATHAN COLLINS endured a nightmare reunion with Wolves gifting his old club TWO goals as Brentford slipped closer to the relegation fight.Brentford’s club record signing, who joined in a £22million deal from Molineux last summer, made a complete hash of his return from injury.
      Wolves were comfortable winners on their trip to LondonCredit: Getty
      Nathan Collins had a night to forget against his old teamCredit: Getty

      Bees fans would have been delighted to see the defender back having been absent since November, but his former teammates were even happier by the end.
      Collins handed Gary O’Neil’s men a goal in each half, looking like a prime playmaker by setting up Hwang Hee-Chan’s second strike and playing his part Jean-Ricner Bellegarde’s late finish.
      Mario Lemina had opened the scoring in a chaotic first half in which Yoane Wissa grabbed Brentford’s only goal.
      A fourth straight defeat leaves Thomas Frank’s depleted side just four points off the bottom three after five losses in their last six.
      Frank was hoping he had “nailed it” when switching to a back four to try and cope with their shortages.
      But most Bees fans will be praying that, just like their in-laws, they won’t see this shape until at least next Christmas.
      The Bees boss had called for a fast start but his side were sloppy from the off.
      Vitaly Janelt almost put Hwang’s low cross into his own net from just yards out, sparking three frantic minutes.
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      Mario Lemina opened the scoring for WolvesCredit: Rex
      Hwang Hee-Chan added to his impressive tally this season with another two goalsCredit: Getty

      The Bees failed to clear the resulting corner and ended up shipping a cheap opener, leaving Lemina unmarked at the back post to make it two goals in two games with his header from Pablo Sarabia’s cross.
      If the opener was cheap, the second just 80 seconds later was a disaster.
      Collins went to play a simple pass back to his keeper, Mark Flekken, but did not put enough on the pass, allowing Hwang to steal in, round the goalie and collect his easiest goal of the season.
      Brentford hit back almost immediately – bagging the third goal in three minutes as Wissa fired home from Neal Maupay’s smart ball over the top.
      It brought instant relief and a shot of hope to a Brentford side short on confidence after their recent run of five defeats in their last six.
      That feeling didn’t last long though.
      Having almost got level when Janelt drew a good stop from Jose Sa from six yards, it wasn’t long before the Bees were trudging back to halfway once again.
      And it was another goal Collins would not want to see back.
      The defender sent a clearance up towards Wissa, who stood and waited for it to fall allowing Toti to nip in front and crash a header forwards.
      Toti’s clearance fell to Hwang, who quickly spun and left Ethan Pinnock in a spin with a wonderful flick before restoring the two goal cushion with a clinical finish.
      It was the finish of a striker in form and bursting with confidence, just the sort this Brentford side are missing with Ivan Toney still suspended.
      A clinical striker is like gold dust in the Premier League, which made it all the harder for Wolves fans to watch Hwang hobble off with a back injury just before the break.
      Brentford were much improved after a talking to, with Keane Lewis-Potter twice testing Sa and delivering a number of dangerous crosses which were not attacked by teammates – another shortfall Toney would address.
      He won’t help out at the back, though, where Collins was still having a shocker.
      With the game petering out, the 22-year-old decided to offer up some more entertainment by rolling another daft ball into the path of Matheus Cunha who raced forward and selflessly teed up Bellegarde to round off a perfect night for Wolves.
      Yoane Wissa’s goal proved to be unhelpful for BrenfordCredit: Rex
      Jean-Ricner Bellegarde added the cherry on top of a 4-1 win for WolvesCredit: Reuters

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      Everton vs Man City LIVE SCORE: Latest Premier League updates as world champions look to close gap on top

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      EVERTON host Manchester City in a huge Premier League clash tonight. The Cityzens have been out of domestic action after being away in Saudi Arabia, where they claimed the Club World Cup.

      Kick off time: 8.15pm GMT
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      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa LIVE RESULT: Hojlund and Garnacho fire United to incredible first win under new owner Ratcliffe

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      MANCHESTER UNITED have secured their first win under new owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe – but they had to dig deep.John McGinn and Leander Dendoncker put the visitors two up inside the first 30 minutes.
      But Alejandro Garnacho’s delightful double levelled the score.
      And Rasmus Hojlund grabbed the winner with his first Premier League goal of the season.

      RESULT: Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      Live stream/TV: Amazon Prime Video
      Man Utd XI: Onana; Wan-Bissaka, Varane, Evans, Dalot; Mainoo, Eriksen; Fernandes, Rashford, Garnacho; Hojlund
      Villa XI: Martinez; Konsa, Carlos, Lenglet, Digne; Luiz, Dendoncker, Bailey, Ramsey; McGinn; Watkins.
      Explainer: Who is Sir Jim Ratcliffe?

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      Have a lovely night!
      Who’s next?
      This is how the next four games look for Manchester United, they need to try and build some consistency, and if they can go on a good run, they should be in a good spot come the end of the season.
      Forest will not be an easy opponent, and will be buoyed after their victory today, and then they face Spurs who are having a good season too.

      Match stats
      These are the match stats at full-time.
      A 3-2 win for United was a fair reflection on the game when all said and done, and they came out fighting in the second half.
      They will need to keep this clinical finishing up against Forest and Spurs in the upcoming games if they want to continue to rise up the table.

      Garnacho channels his inner CR7
      He grew up idolising Cristiano, but today he etched his name into Manchester United folklore after he grasped the game and dragged his team to the win.
      He was man of the match, and absolutely exceptional out there today.
      Both of his goals were well taken, and he showed maturity and quality in abundance.
      This is one of the best days of my life”Alejandro GarnachoVia Prime Video
      Hojlund gets his goal!
      What a belated Christmas gift that was for Rasmus Hojlund, the winning goal in a thriller against Villa after being 2-0 down.
      He was poor in the first half, with his first touch looking like he was wearing Timberland boots.
      Nonetheless, he stepped up when his team needed a goal the most, and his sumptuous left footed finish into the corner saw him end his Premier League goal drought.
      I am the happiest man alive right now”Rasmus HojlundPrime Video
      Hojlund is no longer waiting on that miracleCredit: Getty
      FULL-TIME! Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      FT. The referee calls the game to a close, and that is an enormous three points and result for Erik ten Hag and Manchester United!
      What a game!
      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      90+9. Villa are unable to put anything together, and they haven’t really been able to for most of this second half.
      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      90+7. United just trying to see this one out now, and it looks as though they are going to do so!
      This is a huge three points for United if they can indeed get it.
      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      90+4. Dan Gore and Hannibal are coming on for Man Utd.
      They are replacing Christian Eriksen and Alejandro Garnacho.
      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      90+2. Alejandro Garnacho goes down injured with cramp, but gets back up on his feet.
      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      90. There are nine minutes of added time here.
      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      88. Willy Kambwala comes on to replace Rasmus Hojlund.
      He is hugely applauded thanks to his first goal.
      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      85. Villa now find themselves needing a goal just to salvage a draw!
      McGinn comes forward, but is dispossessed before the ball is cleared away by McTominay.
      Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      82. What a turnaround by Man Utd, and what a relief for Rasmus Hojlund!
      They have been deserving of the victory based on this second half performance!What a showing!
      GOALLLLLL! Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
      80. Antony dispossesses Lenglet and wins a corner, it is whipped into the middle by Bruno Fernandes and HOJLUND FINISHES IT OFF!
      Andre Onana is up to join in the celebrations!1026 minutes with no goal, and he finally gets off the mark!
      It’s a left footed volley from inside the area! Merry Christmas Rasmus Hojlund!
      Man Utd 2-2 Aston Villa
      78. Rashford goes down, and his nights work is now done as Antony comes on to replace him.
      Kobbie Mainoo is replaced by Scott McTominay too.
      Man Utd 2-2 Aston Villa
      76. Diaby and Zaniolo are set to come on for Villa here.
      They will replace Jacob Ramsey and Leon Bailey.
      Man Utd 2-2 Aston Villa
      72. Man Utd have been really on the front foot in the second half, and are fully deserving of the draw here.
      “Viva Garnacho” rings around Old Trafford.
      Bruno Fernandes is booked for losing his temper at Douglas Luiz.
      Man Utd 2-2 Aston Villa
      70. The corner comes to nothing, but United keep the ball and come on the attack again.
      Bruno works the ball into the middle to Garnacho, WHO SMASHES IT HOME!
      THEY HAVE LEVELLED THE SCORING HERE.
      Man Utd 1-2 Aston Villa
      68. Man Utd are coming forwards again here with Garnacho, and he wins a corner for the Red Devils.
      Man Utd 1-2 Aston Villa
      65. Hojlund gets through on goal and thinks he is shoved to ground by Diego Carlos.
      That could be contentious for a VAR review, but the offside flag negates that regardless.
      Man Utd 1-2 Aston Villa
      63. Onana plays a great ball up the field for Garnacho, who bodies the defender and takes a shot that goes just wide of the target.
      Man Utd 1-2 Aston Villa
      61. Villa come straight back on the attack with Bailey, but his shot is well saved.
      GOALLLLL! Man Utd 1-2 Aston Villa
      58. Alejandro Garnacho gets his goal!
      Great play from Rashford down the left side, and he crosses the ball to Garnacho to tap home!
      Man Utd 0-2 Aston Villa
      56. Fernandes takes a good strike at goal, but Martinez makes another good save.
      United look much more dangerous in the second half than in the first. More

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      Sheffield United vs Luton Town LIVE SCORE: Latest updates from Boxing Day Premier League battle at Bramall Lane

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      SHEFFIELD UNITED host Luton Town in the Premier League on Boxing Day as the two promoted teams meet.Both sides head into the game buoyed but their previous results – the Hatters beating Newcastle and the Blades so close to defeating high-flying Aston Villa.

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      Burnley vs Liverpool LIVE SCORE: Latest updates from Boxing Day clash as title contenders travel to Turf Moor

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      LIVERPOOL travel to Burnley on Boxing Day looking to return to the top of the Premier League table.The Reds headed into the game one point behind leaders Arsenal, who they drew with last time out.

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      Bournemouth 1-0 Fulham LIVE SCORE: Premier League latest as Cherries aim for a repeat of last-gasp Forest win

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      BOURNEMOUTH host Fulham this afternoon – and they’ll be hoping to pick up three more Premier League points.Dominic Solanke’s hot streak in front of goal continued as the Cherries forward bagged a hat-trick against ten-man Nottingham Forest.
      While Fulham lost their second successive league fixture at the hands of new boys Burnley.

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