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CHELSEA beat West Ham thanks to a late comeback with goals from Ben Chilwell and Kai Havertz rescuing the game for the Blues. Michail Antonio put the Hammers ahead before Tuchel’s men staged a comeback and David Moyes’ side also had a late equaliser ruled out by VAR.

Kick-off time: 3pm UK
TV channel: The match is not broadcast on live TV due to Uefa’s blackout rules
Live stream: Fans in the US can stream the game via Peacock
Chelsea team: Mendy, Fofana, Thiago Silva, Koulibaly, James, Loftus-Cheek, Gallagher, Kovacic, Cucurella, Sterling, Pulisic.
West Ham team: Fabianski, Coufal, Kehrer, Zouma, Emerson Palmieri, Rice, Soucek, Bowen, Lucas Paqueta, Fornals, Antonio.

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Derby day drama
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FULL TIME – Chelsea 2-1 West Ham
Wow, take a breath!
Chelsea have done it in the most dramatic circumstances.
David Moyes has his arms raised in front of the officials and looks lost for words.
Tuchel’s inspired substitution of Ben Chilwell changed the game. He levelled the scores with a tidy finish before setting up Havertz to bury the winner.
Cornet then looked to have made amends after missing a sitter, but it was chalked off late in stoppage time after Bowen was judged to have fouled Mendy in the build-up.
Plenty of talking points. Stay with us for the reaction.
GOAL DISSALOWED – Chelsea 2-1 West Ham
Stuart Atwell awards Chelsea a free-kick, breaking Hammers hearts whilst lifting the roof off Stamford Bridge.
Bowen is judged to have impeded Mendy in the build-up to Cornet’s goal.
Such drama late on!
Chelsea 2-2 West Ham
There is a VAR check going on to see if there was a foul in the build-up.
Bowen seemed to clash with Mendy and Stuart Atwell has been called over to the screen to take a closer look.
GOAL! – Chelsea 2-2 West Ham
89, What on earth is going on?!
Cornet lashes the ball home to level the scores!
GOAL! – Chelsea 2-1 West Ham
88, Havertz lashes Chelsea in front late in the day here!
Oh my word, just seconds after Cornet misses a sitter, Havertz scores at the other end!
Chilwell is involved once more, flashing a dangerous cross across the box. Havertz was arriving at the right time, controlling his finish past Fabianski in what could be the winner.
Chelsea 1-1 West Ham
86, Cornet hits the post from point blank range!
Oh, he had to score.
Benrahma did brilliantly against Fofana and stood a brilliant ball up the back stick where the substitute was arriving, but with the whole goal to aim at, he hits the woodwork.
Chelsea 1-1 West Ham
84, Mount curls a good-looking ball towards the back-post where blue shirts were arriving. To his frustration, it’s just overhit.
Good build up play by the home side, but nothing to show for it.
Chelsea 1-1 West Ham
83, Tuchel throws Jorginho on for the final 10 minutes or so.
Loftus-Cheek makes way.
Chelsea 1-1 West Ham
80, Sterling checks inside and digs out another brilliant ball into Havertz.
Fabianski is once again out bravely to claim it.
Emerson is requiring treatment for an injury to his neck.
He looks to have taken a Fabianski knee to the face.
GOAL! – Chelsea 1-1 West Ham
75, Chilwell gets Chelsea back in it!
Well, that came out of nothing!
Chilwell is determined and latches on to his own header before delicately nudging the ball through Fabianski’s legs from a tight angle.
David Moyes will be furious.
Chelsea will feel West Ham are there for the taking.
Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
75, Havertz so close to levelling the scores!
Sterling whips in a wicked ball and Havertz can’t sort his feet out in time to stab the ball home.
Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
74, Goalscorer Antonio is withdrawn and Benrahma is on in his place.Just over 15 minutes for the Hammers to hold on.
Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
71, More Chelsea changes.
Loftus-Cheek and Kovacic make way as Chilwell and Havertz are introduced.
Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
68, Mount spots Broja on the move, but Fabianski is out quickly to smother the ball.
Paqueta is now on the deck receiving some treatment.
Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
66, Loftus-Cheek goes down in the area under Soucek but the referee isn’t interested.
The lack of appeals amongst Chelsea players suggest he’s got that one correct
Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
64, Broja latches on to a pass and Fabianski spills, almost allowing the Albanian a tap in.
West Ham recover well to clear.
You sense that goal will liven this game up even more.
GOAL! – Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
63, Antonio taps home!
West Ham keep the ball alive in a messy six-yard box and Antonio gets on the end of Rice’s pass across to put the Hammers in front.
An incredibly scrappy goal. but David Moyes won’t mind one bit.
Chelsea 0-0 West Ham
62, Bowen has a go!
The ball comes out to Bowen who met it beautifully on the volley. Mendy saves and the Hammers have a corner.
Chelsea 0-0 West Ham – substitutions
61, Tuchel makes a double change, withdrawing Gallagher and Pulisic.
Mount and Broja are on.
Chelsea 0-0 West Ham
60, Antonio gets caught in a footrace with Thiago Silva and wrestles him to the floor.
He needs to be careful with those sorts of challenges having already been booked.
Chelsea 0-0 West Ham
57, West Ham threaten with Bowen who’s shot is blocked.
Chelsea then get forward with pace but slow it down before James takes a heavy touch, giving the ball away.
It’s certainly more open now.
Chelsea 0-0 West Ham – yellow card (James and Antonio)
54, James and Antonio exchange words after a challenge and both are booked for a little shove off.
This is beginning to finally feel like a derby.
Chelsea 0-0 West Ham
52, Gallagher looks sharp, flicking the ball round the corner to Sterling and winning a free-kick.
James swings it in and Zouma gets a head to it, conceding the corner.
This will be Chelsea’s 10th corner of the game, which Antonio acrobatically clears.
Chelsea 0-0 West Ham
50, Pulisic drives in-field and plays a neat one two with James but is unaware of Rice behind him who retries possession.
Sterling then gets down the right and Zouma does well to intercept his cross in.
The game is beginning to heat up, at last.
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ALEXANDER ISAK can expect another text from Alan Shearer soon – though this one might not be as friendly. Newcastle’s record £60million striker has been messaging the Magpies icon since arriving from Real Sociedad. 
Isak failed to score on his St James’ Park debutCredit: Getty
The Swede was electric on his scoring debut at Liverpool but he royally fluffed his lines on his first outing at St James’ Park.
Toon had chance after chance to see off Palace, with the best by a distance falling to Isak in the first half. 
One-on-one, without a defender in sight, in front of the Gallowgate, Isak couldn’t have dreamt for a better situation to announce himself to the Geordie nation. 
But instead of putting his foot through it the 6ft 4in forward went for a cheeky chip which was easily saved by Vicente Guaita. 
You certainly wouldn’t have seen Newcastle’s favourite son trying anything like that – and you can well imagine Shearer screaming “JUST HIT IT, MAN!” in the Match of the Day studio. 
Isak would have become the first Newcastle player to score in his first two Prem games since Les Ferdinand back in 1995
Yet it was not to be in what was ultimately a super frustrating afternoon for Eddie Howe’s side. 
The mood on Tyneside has not been this positive since the day of Sir Les and Kevin Keegan. 
However, it is now five games without victory – equalling the longest winless run under Howe. 
Isak recovered from a dead leg after scoring at Liverpool but there was still no Callum Wilson, Allan Saint-Maximin or Bruno Guimaraes.
It was a fast start from Toon with man-mountain Joelinton bossing the midfield to pen passive Palace back. 
They struggled to carve the Eagles open but 16 minutes in and Isak had the sort of chance he would have been dreaming of on Friday night to announce himself properly to the Geordie nation. 
The Swede created it for himself, charging down sloppy Joachim Andersen on halfway. 
He charged in on goal at the Gallowgate and the whole of St James’ Park fell silent, ready to explode. 
Yet rather than keeping it simple and burying into the corner or rounding Vicente Guaita, Isak tried to dink it but the Spanish stopper stood tall to block and leave the new boy red faced. 
Palace briefly threatened in a scrappy first half – Jean-Philippe Mateta had their best chance,  forcing Nick Pope into a smart stop to his right. 
Newcastle then had a second wind but somehow failed to go into the break ahead. 
Sean Longstaff’s glancing header from Matt Targett’s cross was well saved and Cheick Doucoure somehow scrambled it away on the line to prevent a Joelinton tap in. 
It fell to Sven Botman and it looked for all the money like he would open his Magpies account before Marc Guehi’s heroic block. 
Moments later, Guaita was stranded in the middle when Miguel Almiron’s volley from the edge of the box took a wicked deflection but it cannoned off the post and away. 
Isak was given a reprieve just before the break after a rapid break down the right but his shot was tame and straight at Guaita. 
Newcastle finally had the ball in the net 51 minutes in – via Palace defender Tyrick Mitchell – before VAR ruled it out. 
A deep free-kick was nodded across goal by Sven Botman before Joe Willock, trying to head home, collided with Guaita. 
Willock’s goal was ruled outCredit: Getty
It looked nasty and both players required lengthy treatment after Mitchell, who clearly nudged Willock in the back forcing him into Guaita, put it into his own net. 
Shearer for one was raging, tweeting: “Willock clearly pushed into the keeper. Pathetic decision.” 
Furious as ref Michael Salisbury, the ignited Toon Army cranked up the volume as Miguel Almiron lashed one wide just after.  
Palace had barely threatened all game but with 17 minutes to go they had their clearest opening. 
Sub Odsonne Edouard worked it onto his right 10 yards out after wriggling through two defenders but Nick Pope stuck out his right leg to deflect it behind. 
Not much had gone right for Isak all afternoon but he showed his vision and class with a lovely through ball to the onrushing Willock, but Guaita was up to task again with a stellar stop down to his right. 
And the midfielder really should have sealed the three points as the clock ticked on but he got it all wrong as he spooned a bouncing ball in a congested box horribly wide. 
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TOTTENHAM beat Fulham at home thanks to goals from Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Harry Kane. Aleksandr Mitrovic pulled one back late on with a curling effort but it wasn’t enough for the Cottagers.

Kick-off time: 3pm UK
TV channel: The game is not being broadcast in the UK due to Uefa’s blackout rules
Live stream: Fans in the United States can stream the match via Peacock
Tottenham team: Lloris, Romero, Dier, Lenglet, Royal, Bentancur, Hojbjerg, Sessegnon, Richarlison, Kane, Son.
Fulham team: Leno, Tete, Tosin, Ream, Robinson, Reed, Palhinha, De Cordova-Reid, Pereira, Kebano, Mitrovic.

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Full-time – Spurs 2 – 1 Fulham
Spurs hold on and take all three points!
They were made to work for it in the end, but the home team were good value for their win this afternoon.
Although it must be said that Fulham never gave up hope.
Mitrovic’s spectacular goal almost provided the platform for the away team to go on and earn an unlikely point.
Stay with us for all the post-match reaction.
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Spurs 2 – 1 Fulham
96. Richarlison does well to hold the ball by the corner flag and it looks as though that will be enough for Spurs…
Spurs 2 – 1 Fulham
93. Fulham are struggling to build up a head of steam as Spurs hold firm.
Spurs 2 – 1 Fulham
90. We’re into five minutes of added time here.
Can Spurs hold on?
Goal disallowed – Spurs 2 – 1 Fulham
Richarlison has his goal chalked off as Sessegnon was deemed to be in an offside position in the build up.
Correct decision, but it does feel slightly anti-climactic after Richarlison’s dramatic celebration!
Richarlison is booked for taking his shirt off and Fulham still only need one…
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Goal – Spurs 3 – 1 Fulham
Richarlison scores for Spurs!
VAR having a look at this one though, could be offside…
Spurs 2 – 1 Fulham
89. Mitrovic nearly does it again!
His deflected effort is heading for the top corner until Lloris tips the ball behind for a Fulham corner.
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Spurs 2 – 1 Fulham – Spurs substitution
83. Fulham’s goal has caused Conte to bolster his defence.
Son is making way for Ivan Perisic.
Can Spurs hold on here?
Goal – Spurs 2 – 1 Fulham (Mitrovic)
83. It’s a great goal by Mitrovic, but Romero won’t want to see this one again.
The Argentine defender doesn’t do enough to stop Mitrovic turning past him.
Take nothing away from Mitrovic’s finish, though – the Serbian forward unleashes a curling effort beyond lloris’ desperate dive.
Game on!
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Spurs 2 – 0 Fulham
82. Richarlison almost has his first goal for Spurs.
He fires an acrobatic volley towards the near post, but the ball bounces off the woodwork.
Spurs 2 – 0 Fulham – Spurs substitution
78. Kane’s goal was his last touch in this match.
He is replaced by Kulusevski for the last 15 minutes or so.
Spurs 2 – 0 Fulham
It’s a tight one…
…but the goal stands!
Fulham need to show something now if they are going to get anything out of this game.
Goal – Spurs 2 – 0 Fulham
75. Sessegnon squares for Kane to tap in at the back post!
But wait a minute there’s a VAR check for offside…
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham – Fulham substitution
70. Sessegnon is receiving some treatment on the pitch so now is a good time for a little bit of housekeeping.
Kebano, De Cordova-Reid and Pereira have been replaced by Cairney, James and Willian.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham – Yellow card (Bentancur)
69. Bentancur concedes a free-kick in a dangerous position on the edge of the Spurs penalty area.
The Uruguayan midfielder reacts angrily to the referee’s decision to award a free kick and goes into the book as a result.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
67. The game is opening up a bit here as both sides look to hit each other on the counterattack.
Spurs go close with a header at one end before Richarlison and Bentancur combine to keep Fulham out at the other.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
65. Lloris saves from Mitrovic again, not hat the Serbian knew muvh about it though.
Emerson Royal’s clearing header a the back post rebounds off Mitrovic’s face and forces Lloris into a comfortable save.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
63. So close for Son again!
Spurs steal possession deep inside the Fulham half before working the ball to Son on the left.
His deflected shot seems as though it’s going to loop over the goalkeeper, but Leno just adjusts his body in time to keep it out.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
60. Half an hour to go here and it’s Spurs who look more likely to score the next goal in the game.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
56. Sessegnon almost scores against his old side.
A cross from Emerson Royal finds Richarlison unmarked in the penalty area, but he fails to make contact with the ball.
The ball instead finds Sessegnon who shifts it onto his left foot before firing his effort back across goal.
The ball seems destined for the far corner, but Leno just manages to flick the ball wide of his left hand post.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham – Yellow card (De Cordova-Reid)
55. Spurs break at pace through the lightening-quick Son Heung-Min, and De Cordova-Reid has to bring him down on the halfway line.
The Spurs players are angry that the referee didn’t play an advantage as Kane was away down the right wing.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
54. Mitrovic tests Lloris for the first time.
Fulham win the ball high up the pitch and work the ball to Mitrovic.
Lloris flings himself to his right to keep out the Serbian’s deflected shot.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
51. Another Spurs counterattack ends with Leno saving Richarlison’s shot across goal.
The Brazilian didn’t quite catch the shot as he would’ve wanted, but it was a good save from Leno nonetheless.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
50. It should be a second goal for Spurs, but Eric Dier has somehow missed from a few yards out.
Richarlison dispossess Mbabu on the right wing before crossing the ball for Dier who can’t keep his shot down.
Wrong man in the right place for Spurs.
Spurs 1 – 0 Fulham
47. Willian is warming up on the touchline.
It would be quite the story if he is able to torment Tottenham again here.
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EVERTON have battled to a hard-fought draw against Liverpool – but they will ponder what could have been.Conor Coady thought he had fired the Toffees into a late lead, but VAR showed he was inches offside.
The Reds hit the woodwork themselves, with Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz going close – but Jordan Pickford was excellent to keep them at bay.

Kick-off time: 12.30pm UK / 7.30am ET
TV channel: BT Sport 1 and Ultimate
Live stream: BT Sport App and online
Everton team: Pickford, Patterson, Coady, Tarkowski, Mykolenko, Davies, Onana, Iwobi, Maupay, Gray, Gordon.
Liverpool team: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Tsimikas, Elliott, Fabinho, Carvalho, Salah, Nunez, Diaz.

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Klopp praises Pickford
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp reflects on the derby:
It was a real derby, super intense and full of really spectacular moments. They scored a goal – I didn’t see it back but I think it probably was offside.
Ali made an excellent save. I think we hit the post three times and there were a few unbelievable saves from Pickford – wow, what can you do?Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool boss
The blue wall
Jordan Pickford was would simply not let anything past him this afternoon in an astonishing performance.
The 28-year-old registered 8 saves and receives the Man of the match award for his efforts.
When asked if he got a fingertip to Salah’s stoppage time effort which bounced off the post, he said:
Of course I did. It’s one of them when you reverse and you’ve just got to be in the moment. I thought I had a good game today, helping the lads.
You can see in the team spirit around us, we didn’t get the three points, but we got a draw out of it and we can keep building now.
Alisson made some wonderful saves too, but that’s our job.Jordan Pickford, Everton goalkeeper
FULL TIME – Everton 0-0 Liverpool
Anthony Taylor blows his whistle and the points are shared in Merseyside.
Both teams had chances to win it, but the goalkeepers kept the scores level.
Coady had a goal chalked off for offside before Maupay was denied by Alisson from point blank range.
Salah so nearly won it late on, but Pickford was down to deny him, capping off an extraordinary goalkeeping performance.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
90+5, Salah hits the post!
Alisson starts the move with an incredible throw down the left.
It comes to Salah who fires one low to Pickford’s left. On the replays the Everton keeper gets a fingertip, pushing it on to the post,
He has been phenomenal this afternoon.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool – yellow card (Fabinho)
90+2, Fabinho goes into the referee’s book for a poor challenge.
It’s end to end football now.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
90, The board has gone up for a hefty 6 added minutes.
Tough to say who that favours.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
90, Gueye brings Everton forward and McNeil has a run, finding Gray on the right who cuts inside and bends one. It had the power but it’s straight at Alisson.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
89, Patterson does brilliantly against Jota, not allowing the Portugese player past him.
Jota looks bemused that the corner isn’t given but the ball does look to come back off him.
The Everton left-back will have won a few fans this afternoon.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
87, Pickford denies Firmino
Salah clips a beautiful disguised ball into Firmino who takes it first time and Pickford is down once again to keep him out.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
84, What a save from Alisson.
McNeil with an instant impact, combining with Maupay before curling one towards the corner. It takes a nick off Milner’s shoulder and Alisson is forced into an acrobatic save to deny him.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool – substitution
82, Gordon makes way for new signing McNeil.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool – substitutions
80, Klopp makes another double change.
Matip and Jota are on.
Elliott and Nunez make way.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
78, Patterson hangs a ball up to the back post where Van Djik has to hack the ball behind to concede the corner.
He looks frustrated with his team.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool – yellow card (Van Djik)
76, Van Djik is high on Onana and picks up a booking.
It doesn’t look good on the replays and the Everton man looks to be in some discomfort here.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
75, Firmino floats in a speculative ball but it’s safely into the arms of Pickford.
15 minutes plus stoppage time for either team to grab a goal.
GOAL DISSALOWED – Everton 0-0 Liverpool
71, VAR have taken a look and the goal won’t stand.
Coady was stood in an offside position.
The defender points to his head, encouraging Everton to think and go again.
A short break as security deal with a pitch invader.
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GOAL! – Everton 1-0 Liverpool
68, Coady sends Goodison Park into raptures!
Connor coady is in the right place at the right time to turn home Gordon’s ball across.
But there is a VAR check going on for offside. It’s very tight.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
67, Gordon drives from the edge of his own 18-yard box all the way. up to Liverpool’s.
He slides in Maupay who’s return ball takes the Englishman away from goal. Corner to Everton.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
65, Maupay has to score!
Everton get on the counter-attack and it’s three on two.
It comes to Maupay who fires the ball straight at Alisson from point blank range. He won’t get a better opportunity to score.
Goodison Park has come alive!
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
63, Firmino fires a stinging effort on target which takes a deflection off Tarkowski.
The Brazilian then meets the header and Pickford is equal to it.
Next to have a go is Fabinho, who leathers one low on the half-volley. Pickford is down quickly to save yet again.
Heroics from the Everton keeper.
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Everton 0-0 Liverpool
62, Everton have gone up a gear.
Gordon plays a pass inside and Patterson is on to it in a flash. His effort takes a nick and skims wide of Alisson’s post who had gone the other way.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool – substitution
61, Goodison Park are on their feet for the return of Gueye.
Tom Davies makes way after a decent 60 minutes or so.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
60, Milner gets to the by-line, testing Milner for pace.
His cut-back is deflected out for a corner but Gray wastes the opportunity, curling the corner over everybody and out for a goal-kick.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool – substitutions (Liverpool)
59, Klopp makes a double change.
Milner and Robertson are on.
Alexander-Arnold and Tsimikas are off.
Everton 0-0 Liverpool
56, Iwobi lets fly from distance.
The midfielder’s tenacity wins the ball back and with little other option he attempts an effort on the volley.
It was always curling away from Alisson’s goal.
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JADON SANCHO scored the only goal of the game as Manchester United beat leicester 1-0.Cristiano Ronaldo – who has been linked with a move away from Manchester all summer – started from the bench but came on in the late stages.
Clinical Sancho rounded goalkeeper Ward to cap a fine move for Erik ten Hag’s United, who next face Arsenal on Sunday.

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Result: Leicester 0-1 Man Utd
Leicester XI: Ward, Justin, Evans, Ndidi, Thomas, Dewsbury-Hall, Tielemans, Soumare, Maddison, Barnes, Vardy
Man Utd XI: De Gea, Varane, Martinez, Diogo Dalot, Malacia, Elanga, Sancho, McTominay, Bruno Fernandes, Eriksen, Rashford

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That’s all from the King Power
So, Manchester United climb up to fifth in the table as they win their third on the bounce. A huge challenge awaits them on Sunday where Ten hag’s men will host league-leaders Arsenal.
Meanwhile, Leicester remain at the very bottom of the table with just a point after five games. They travel to fourth-placed Brighton next.
With just under half an hour until the transfer window slams shut, you can keep up to date with all the latest news here.
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Garner signs for Everton
There has been some very late business between Manchester United and Everton this evening.
Red devils midfielder James Garner has joined Everton on a permanent basis.
The 21-year-old has signed a deal that will keep him at Goodison Park for four years.
Head over to our transfer blog page to keep up to date on all the deadline day gossip.

Brendan Rodgers reflects
We’re disappointed with the goal, that was a bit of naivety. I’ve got to say the players kept going but we lacked that bit of craft and quality in the final third. Obviously James Maddison gives us that but we needed more. As I say the attitude of players was excellent, but it wasn’t enough.Brendan Rodgers, Leicester boss
Ronaldo eyes up the spectacular
Cristiano Ronaldo attempted a bicycle kick which had fans’ hearts in their mouths.
You wouldn’t out it past him.

Sancho getting ‘comfortable’
Match-winner Jadon Sancho shared his thoughts on adjusting to life at Manchester United:
It was agreat team goal, I’m just glad we got the three points. I’m getting more comfortable. It was good to get to know the team in pre-season – I missed it last year – and we worked on a few things.Jadon Sancho, Manchester United forward
Eriksen wants to start ‘killing games’
Man of the match Christian Eriksen had his say on the performance:
It hasn’t been beautiful for 90 minutes but we have three wins. We want to do better but it’s a good start.
It was similar to Southampton – we have to kill the game earlier, otherwise it will be tight at the end. The games keep coming.Christian Eriksen, Manchester United midfielder
FULL-TIME – Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
Craig Pawson blows his whistle and boos ring out around the king Power.
Ten Hag registers his third consecutive win as manager.
Leicester had moments going forward, but were very flat all game and Manchester United never really needed to hit second gear.
Sancho’s first half goal ended up being the winner after rounding the keeper and rolling the ball into an empty net.
United players applaud their corner which is cluttered with flags protesting the Glazer ownership. But the relationship between players and fans is building.
Understandably, the Leicester fans aren’t hanging around.
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Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
90+3, Justin with a big chance!
Ronaldo gives the ball away high up the field and Leicester counter.
Daka sets Justin free down the right and the full-back lashes at it, skying it way over the bar from a promising shooting position.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
90+1, Maddison starts the move and almost finishes it, stepping inside and curling one with his left-foot.
It’s way off target in the end and that might be their last good chance of the match.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
90, The board goes up for four added minutes.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
89, Ronaldo, Casemiro and Fernandes all combine before the latter fires a ball across goal which takes a nick off Iheanacho, sending it narrowly over his own bar.
Fernandes has been quietly classy all evening.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United – substitution
87, Fred is on for Marcus Rashford to help secure the win.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United – yellow card (Vardy)
86, Vardy is punished for a challenge on Malacia and the forward charges towards Craig Pawson, visibly furious at the decision.
On the replays he won the ball fair and square. Perhaps the referee was unhappy with his follow through.
Vardy’s number is quickly raised. Daka is on for the final few minutes of normal time.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
84, Ronaldo IS getting chances.
This time Fernandes slips him in, but his shot is neither here nor there. He would have been better getting his head up and finding Eriksen. But he does look sharp.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
83, Ronaldo with a bicycle kick!
It didn’t go in but has livened up this game now.
Good movement from Ronaldo who had peeled away at the back post.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
82, Fernandes turns on the style, nutmegging his man and finding Rashford on the move who then slides in Ronaldo.
The substitute is unselfish, but plays the ball just behind Eriksen who would have had an open goal.
It comes back to Rashford who fluffs his shot wide.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
79, An Ole Gunnar Solskjaer chant rings around the United fans and that’s just about as exciting as it’s got in the last five minutes or so.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
77, Manchester United get into a dangerous area but Ronaldo overruns the ball.
Dalot then slides one towards Eriksen in the area. Thomas does well to intercept.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United – substitution
75, And here it is. Tielemans’ number is up and Iheanacho is on to help rescue a point at least.
He’ll join Vardy up front in more of a 4-4-2 formation.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
74, Dewsbury-Hall uncharacteristically skews a ball well over Maddison’s head and out of play, drawing a groan from the crowd.
You suspect a Leicester change or two isn’t far away.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
72, For all the entertaining games we have seen between these two play down the years, this one won’t live long in the memory (so far).
It’s been pretty dull.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
71, Ndidi uses his body against Ronaldo who was hoping to steal in behind.
Barnes then flashes one across goal, but Dalot’s sliding interception comes back off the Leicester man for a goal-kick.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
70, Casemiro allows Soumare no time on the ball and is penalised.
Rashford looks to have moved out to the left-hand side with Ronaldo playing through the middle.
Leicester 0-1 Manchester United – substitution
68, It’s Ronaldo time.
Goalscorer, Sancho is the man to make way.
The travelling fans are already singing Ronaldo’s name.
No signs of a tarnished reputation here.
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Leicester 0-1 Manchester United
67, Maddison can’t get it up and over and it’s straight into the wall. Disappointing for the 25-year-old.
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ARSENAL have maintained their 100 per cent record against Aston Villa on a night both goalkeepers will want to forget.The Gunners took the lead when their former stopper Emiliano Martinez fumbled the ball out to Gabriel Jesus.
But Douglas Luiz equalised direct from a corner which Aaron Ramsdale inexplicably failed to keep out.
However, Gabriel Martinelli would have the final word a minute later as Martinez again made a blunder, failing to palm away a shot that was straight at him.
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That’s all from North London
Arsenal stand tall at the top of the table after a gutsy performance saw them continue their 100% winning run in the Premier League.
Whilst Aston Villa’s worries continue as they drop into the relegation places with high-flying Manchester City up next.
Leicester host Manchester United tomorrow evening and we will bring you all the action from the King Power Stadium.
In the meantime, don’t miss SunSport’s coverage of tomorrow’s transfer deadline day before the door slams shut at midnight!
Goodbye.
An honest Gerrard discusses future
When asked whether he had concerns about his future as Aston Villa manager, here’s what Steven Gerrard had to say:
Of course I do. I’m really honest and critical of myself. I’ll do my job the best I can do, I’ll step forward, I’ll take the responsibility in the best way I can. But if I stood here and said to you that I wasn’t concerned, I think you’d look at me as if I was from a different planet, is that right?Steven Gerrard, Aston Villa boss
Arsenal’s next five
Having won their first five, Arsenal face Manchester United, Liverpool and bitter rivals Tottenham in their next five Premier League matches.
It’s a tricky run which should show fans exactly how far their side have come.

Manchester United (A)
Everton (H)
Brentford (A)
Tottenham (H)
Liverpool (H)

Arteta reflects
The Gunners boss praised his side’s character to get back into the game, and is already looking ahead to Manchester United on the weekend.
Really happy with the result. It’s so tough to win in this league. I think in the first half it was one of the best we’ve played. We could have scored three, four, five.
We didn’t kill the game and in the second half it was a fight. They stretched us, played really directly and it became a transitional game.
Without really allowing them anything, one corner, we concede a goal and it’s game on again. But the team reacted incredibly well and I think we deserved to win the game.
The crowd was magnificent tonight.
We go to Old Trafford, focus on the performance, play well and earn the right to win the game.Mikel Arteta, Arsenal boss
Scores on the doors
Elsewhere in the Premier League today, Arsenal’s rivals Tottenham dropped points to West Ham:

Bournemouth 0-0 Wolves
Man City 6-0 Nottingham Forest
West Ham 1-1 Tottenham
Liverpool 2-1 Newcastle

Martinelli delighted with win
The match-winner gave his thoughts on his side’s performance:
We are very delighted with the result and the performance as well. We looked to keep patient and we deserved the win. We got the three points and we’re happy.
We were a bit upset [when Aston Villa scored] but we went again and got the goal.Gabriel Martinelli, Arsenal forward
When asked whether the introduction of Gabriel Jesus has made things easier, Martinelli said: “So much easier, that guy is a beast. He’s everywhere on the pitch.”
Villa’s villains
Aston Villa’s dismal start to the season continues as they drop into the relegation places with just three points on the board.
The West Midlands side have won just three of their last 16 Premier League matches.
Fingers will be pointed at manager Steven Gerrard.
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Match-winning Martinelli
Just three minutes after Douglas Luiz levelled the scores, Martinelli met Saka’s cross at the back stick to restore the Gunners’ lead and start the party in North London.
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FULL-TIME – Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
Arsenal’s perfect start continues!
Five wins from five.
Jesus opened the scoring, slotting home from close range after the ball fell kindly to him.
After a series of Arsenal chances went begging, Douglas Luiz stunningly scored directly from a corner kick.
Martinelli then stepped up moments later to get his side back in front and secure their 100% start.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
90+4, Nketiah has run Villa ragged since coming on.
He breezes past Mings before making room for a shot.
He can’t hit the target though, blazing the shot over the bar.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
90+2, Tomiyasu wins a crucial battle in the area and Nketiah brings Arsenal forward again.
He feels he deserves a free-kick after going down under the challenge of Konsa off the ball.
Gabriel is then in firmly on Ings to retrieve possession.
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Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
90, The board goes up for a hefty five added minutes inside the Emirates.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
89, Nketiah is too quick for everyone as he accelerates down the wing but has to slow down for his team-mates to catch up.
Smith-Rowe then slides him in, but he is sandwiched between two Villa defenders.
Martinelli then sees glory, but drags his shot well wide.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
87, Saka and Jesus make way.
Holding and Nketiah are on to help sure up the win.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
86, Bailey fires the corner in with pace, but Ramsdale stands strong to punch clear.
A foul is then given against Ramsey who was judged to have impeded the Arsenal keeper.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
85, Watkins sells Cash short and Gabriel slides in to a huge roar from the crowd.
Douglas Luiz then sees his cross blocked and Villa have another corner.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
83, Gerrard throws on Danny Ings for the remainder of the game.
Kamara makes way.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
82, Ramsdale is down clutching his hamstring.
Meanwhile, Odegaard is holding his ankle on the bench.
Worrying signs for Arsenal fans.
Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
80, Coutinho attemps to catch ramsdale out from the free-kick but the Gunners keeper is down to it well.
Odegaard wanders off to a warm reception from the Arsenal fans. Smith-Rowe is on for the final 10 minutes or so.
GOAL! – Arsenal 2-1 Aston Villa
76, Martinelli puts Arsenal back in front!!!
That’s how you respond!
Martinelli started the move which found Saka on the left.
The 20-year-old then picks out Martinelli at the back post who keeps his cool to volley past Martinez.
The keeper may feel he should have done better with that one, but Arsenal fans won’t care. The Emirates is bouncing!
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Arsenal 1-1 Aston Villa
74, Check complete, Aston Villa are level!
Douglas Luiz does exactly what he did last week and scores directly from the corner.
Watkins looked as though he might have been impeding Ramsdale at his near post but nothing doing as far as Arsenal fans are concerned.
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Arsenal 1-1 Aston Villa
73, Oh my word!
Douglas Luiz has scored, from the corner, again!
VAR are taking a look…
Arsenal 1-0 Aston Villa
72, Ramsey drives through the midfield and plays in Bailey who smashes one at Ramsdale.
Gerrard takes the opportunity to makes some changes.
Douglas Luiz and Coutinho are on.
Arsenal 1-0 Aston Villa
71, Cash tries to work the angle for a shot. But he blazes it well over the bar.
Arsenal 1-0 Aston Villa
69, Saka does well to keep the ball alive and feeds Jesus who’s dancing feet nearly tee up a shooting opportunity. But Villa desperately clear.
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