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      Premier League LIVE SCORES: Tottenham vs Wolves latest plus updates from Leicester vs Man City as Forest LEAD Everton

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      THE Premier League returns today for another round of bumper action. Leicester vs Manchester City and Tottenham vs Wolves are the standout ties from the five afternoon kick offs.Sunday’s evening match sees West Ham host league leaders Liverpool in a blockbuster clash at the London Stadium.Kick off times: 2.30pm/3pm/5.15pm GMTFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow our live blog below…HT: Everton 0-1 Nott’m ForestThe draw specialists are losing at Goodison Park.They have failed to register a single shot on target in the first-half.Forest have not created a great deal and will need to take it up a gear or two to put this game to bed.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-2 Man City74. The Foxes get their just desserts for their wastefulness.De Bruyne spreads it out wide to Savinho, who whips in an inch-perfect cross to the Norwegian.Haaland heads into the far corner to double the visitors’ lead.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Erling Haaland (Man City)Copy linkCopiedHT: Crystal Palace 1-1 SouthamptonWill Southampton be in the Premier League next season?Yes, in the form of Tyler Dibling who is guaranteed to picked up by somebody as The Saints are relegated.Palace should be out of sight in this game but are proving to be wasteful in front of goal.Copy linkCopiedHT: Tottenham 2-1 WolvesAs ever it is the same old story for Spurs.They look great going forward but defensively they look like they could not stop a marauding toddler making it through the middle of the park.However, they lead at the break, which would be enough to take some pressure off Ange Postecoglou.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Dan King at the King PowerIt really is all Leicester. They’ve had three decent openings in this second half, without forcing Stefan Ortega into a save yet. Guardiola had seen enough and so he sent on…James McAtee, whose Premier League experience so far this season amounted to two minutes. It’s Phil Foden who is off and the form of the Footballer of the Year is a symbol of City’s struggles. And Vardy has just put a golden chance over the bar.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Ken Lawrence at Goodison ParkSean Dyche’s right – he frequently says that every time things start to look brighter at Everton another cloud shows up.His side valiantly navigated their way through three successive draws against Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City.The Toffees had lost only one of their last seven games and Dyche and should have been on something of a high  – instead their first half performance against upwardly – mobile Forest has been a real downer for him and the home fans.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Tom Barclay in North LondonWHAT a huge goal that could prove to be for Ange Postecoglou.Just as the Aussie was preparing to go in for half-time downbeat after Son Heung-min’s penalty miss, Brennan Johnson put his side in front with a fine finish.Dejan Kulusevski teed it up and it feels at times today the Swede has been carrying Spurs, who may be winning but are not playing particularly well.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Jordan Davies at Selhurst ParkDecent half between two struggling teams, but Ivan Juric needs to find something else from his Saints. They have had their moments but Palace look so dangerous, yet so wasteful.In his programme notes, Palace boss Oliver Glasner wrote: “There is a great quote from Kobe Bryant: ‘Try to be better today than you were yesterday, and better tomorrow than you were today’. This won’t stop in 2025.”How about simply being better in the second half?Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Andy Dillon at Craven CottageBOURNEMOUTH are lucky to still be in this game. They are a goal down but could easily be a man down too.Ryan Christie has escaped with a booking for what to everyone except ref Rob Jones and VAR Peter Bankes a cast-iron studs up challenge on Antonee Robinson.The midfielder took out Andreas Pereira and lost control of the ball in doing so, he then went full throttle to reclaim and came together with Robinson’s left shin. How that is not a red I wait to be informed by the PGMOL.Copy linkCopiedTottenham 2-1 Wolves45+3. Some great play from Kulusevski once again.This time he finds Johnson in the middle of the box, who slots into the bottom right-hand corner of the goal.Are you not entertained?Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedGoal – Brennan Johnson (Tottenham)Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Ken Lawrence at Goodison ParkNuno Espirito Santo had to deal with what looked like a major blow after defensive rock Murillo was forced to pull out in the warm up.Winger Ramon Sosa replaced him with midfielder Nico Williams dropping to left back in a re – build back four.But the rear guard that suffered was Everton’s – no thanks to sloppy work from the midfield ahead of them and there was little surprise when Chris Wood delivered a fine opener.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-1 Man City58. We may be missing a trick with some Premier League players.Bernardo Silva could be the answer to ending third-world hunger, he can make a meal out of anything.A slight contact from Soumare sends the Portuguese midfielder flying in the air and rolling another twenty yards down the pitch.Copy linkCopiedFulham 1-0 Bournemouth40. Classic from Fulham.Under the cosh for most of the game, they force a corner and take the lead in West London.Pereira’s delivery picks out Jimenez who heads home to get the Craven Cottage crowd going.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Raul Jimenez (Fulham)Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Jordan Davies at Selhurst ParkAaron Ramsdale is still complaining about that Palace equaliser. Mateta certainly has a big shove on the former Arsenal keeper before Chalobah’s header bobbles over the line from the corner.Ramsdale has been having a good moan to himself with the ball up the other end, but he was called into action just now with a strong palm to deny Sarr and then getting behind an acrobatic overhead kick from Lerma.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-1 Nott’m Forest37. If you wanted to ensure you didn’t get hit in the face by the ball at Goodison Park, the opposition goal seems the safest place to be.The Toffees really do not create enough chances.Forest have only had one shot on target in the game so far, but it seems enough to win this game currently.Colleen Rooney is in the stands for the game today and you start to wonder if she could be a better job than Broja up top.Credit: PACopy linkCopiedViiew from SunSport’s Andy Dillon at Craven CottageSOMETHING YOU don’t  see everyday. Bournemouth take shape for an attacking corner and play stops so that Fulham keeper Bernd Leno can have a drink of red bull from a tin beside his post.Leno points to his throat as if to suggest he has a sore throat. Odd.Copy linkCopiedCrystal Palace 1-1 Southampton34. It is going to be a close run thing this season to see who lets more in, The Saints or Southampton ferry terminal.As a Will Hughes cross comes into the box, Chalobah heads home from close range.Selhurst Park erupts into a cauldron of noise.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Trevor Chalobah (Crystal Palace)Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Jordan Davies at Selhurst ParkThe first Southampton goal of the Ivan Juric era is here and it was scored by the teenage sensation Tyler Dibling.Whisper it quietly, but for all the direct, back-to-front long balls Juric likes his side to execute, this opener was Russell Martin-esque.Lots of great passing on the deck, switching the play from right to left and ending with a brilliant, low cross flicked on by Adam Armstrong and tapped in by Dibling from a few yards out.This was meant to be the battle of the big men: Crystal Palace’s Jean-Philippe Mateta at 6ft4 vs Saints giant Paul Onuachu at 6ft7.But so far, it was a skinny teenager who has seemingly-doomed Southampton dreaming of just a second win in the Prem this term.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Andy Dillon at Craven CottageWHAT started at breakneck speed is now rather flat-footed. A chance each and not much else. Maybe the excitement of recent results – and Bournemouth’s absentee list – is catching up with them. Fulham are not taking advantage of eight players missing from the visiting line up.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Tom Barclay in North LondonWELL it would not be a Spurs game without plenty of incident and goals – and there has been more than enough for most games inside the first 23 minutes here.Wolves went 1-0 up through Hwang Hee-Chan’s excellent strike to have the away fans singing boss Vitor Pereira’s name from the stands.But then Rodrigo Bentancur levelled things up with a bullet header from Pedro Porro’s corner – the same routine that worked against Ipswich last month.Ange Postecoglou must have had his heart in his mouth though when back-up goalkeeper Fraser Forster went down clutching his left leg, though he is carrying on for now.Oh and Matheus Cunha has looked like a Champions League-level player with some of his touches.Copy linkCopiedFulham 0-0 Bournemouth28. It is the visitors who are dominating in West London.The Cherries have had all the possession and most of the attempts at goal in the opening half an hour.The Cottagers seem to using the same tactic they did against Chelsea, absorb all they can throw at us and try and hit them on the counter-attack.Copy linkCopied More

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      Arsenal 1-0 Ipswich LIVE RESULT: Havertz fires Gunners up to second in Premier League as Arteta’s side end 2024 with win

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      ARSENAL have beaten Ipswich 1-0 as Mikel Arteta’s side end 2024 with a huge three points.Kai Havertz’s 23rd-minute strike was the only goal on the night as the German took his tally to 12 for the season in all competitions.Arsenal’s win saw them leapfrog London rivals Chelsea into second in the Premier League table.Match result: Arsenal 1-0 IpswichArsenal team: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Gabriel, Lewis-Skelly, Rice, Havertz, Odegaard, Martinelli, Trossard, JesusIpswich team: Muric, Johnson, O’Shea, Woolfenden, Greaves, Davis, Phillips, Cajuste, Hutchinson, Szmodics, DelapFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow ALL the action from the Emirates with our live blog below…Match reportIf we are going to have some sort of a title race, then it is up to Arsenal to really raise their game.But without Bukayo Saka in their team, you really have to wonder whether Mikel Arteta’s mob are capable of giving Liverpool manager Arne Slot some sleepless nights.On this evidence, they may as well drive the Premier League trophy up to Merseyside now.Kai Havertz scored his 12th goal of the season against an Ipswich side who failed to land a glove on their opponents but defended stubbornly.The fact Arsenal made a meal of beating such a limited team does raise some questions over whether they can close this enormous gap at the top.Copy linkCopiedArsenal player ratings – FORWARDSGabriel Martinelli – 6 : All eyes were on the winger as he filled in for Saka on the right hand side. The Brazilian perhaps lacks the directness of the Gunners’ starboy but he’s saw plenty of the ball and linked up well with Jesus. Whipped the first ball in for Havertz’ goal which came out to Trossard who provided the assist.Leandro Trossard – 7: Started on the left and kept the ball alive to steal a yard on Ben Johnson and provide Havertz with a wicked cross and his 12th goal of the season. Troubled Ipswich’s Johnson with his direct running and tireless work rate throughout. Gabriel Jesus – 5: Jesus clearly had the bit between his teeth at the moment after last week’s goal rush. Couldn’t quite hold his run well enough when breaking through after 34 minutes for his offside goal. Perhaps over eager at that moment. Looked disappointed when he was subbed off with 20 minutes remaining.Copy linkCopiedArsenal player ratings – MIDFIELDERSDeclan Rice – 7: Rice was pushed into a defensive No 6 role but didn’t have to stay there long. Energetic as always and added another level of attack he got his foot on the ball and won a dangerous free kick on the edge of the area.Kai Havertz – 8: Officially back in midfield in Saka’s absence after having played most of the season up top. But the German was in the perfect elusive centre-forward’s position to tap home with a breakthrough opener inside 23 minutes. Rotated and exchanged the No 9 role – perhaps Arteta has found a new partnership that may see them through this spell without Saka.Martin Odegaard – 6: Rare off evening for the Arsenal captain but nothing too drastic. Uncharacteristic air ball inside six minutes and wasn’t as sharp in his passing. Perhaps missing the chemistry he has with Saka and lost the ball cheaply at times.Copy linkCopiedArsenal player ratings – DEFENDERSHere’s how SunSport’s Katherine Walsh rated tonight’s Arsenal players, beginning with those at the back.David Raya – 5: Cut a lonely figure and must have been cold standing on his goal-line for most of the first half as his team-mates enjoyed 84 per cent possession. Had his first touch on 31 minutes but was called upon more in the second half as Ipswich grew into the game.Jurrien Timber – 6: Got the fans on their feet with a glorious run through the middle of the park inside 19 minutes, but his limp long range shot was easily kept out by Muric. Clearly had a licence to roam, cutting in from full back and driving up the pitch. William Saliba – 7: Joined Gabriel in the highest line set up of the season. The pair of them were at the edge of Muric’s box for most of the first half. The Frenchman was solid in dealing with a boisterous Liam Delap.Gabriel – 8: Great game for the Brazilian to ease back into 90 minutes after starting against Crystal Palace on Saturday. Caused his usual nuisance in the opposition area from corners but missed a sitter from a Rice set-piece in the 64th minute.Myles Lewis-Skelly – 7: Getting more and more impressive each week. The way he moves with that low centre of gravity makes him so hard to dispossess. But a poor clearance saw Ipswich enjoy a first spell of possession before the hour mark. The 18-year-old was poked and prodded by Ipswich striker Delap and Kalvin Phillips at times but dealt with it well.Copy linkCopiedLegend – aryQuite a strange moment on Prime Video Sport.John Legend and Chrissy Teigen were in the stands with their family, with the singer saying he was an Arsenal fan.Though it quickly came across that he wasn’t quite sure what he’d just watched for 90 minutes.It seemed Chrissy Teigen was a Chelsea fan and arrived in a Chelsea shirt, but meant for it to be Ipswich, but kept calling them Chelsea. I think…He told Prime Sport: “This was so fun! It was our first Premier League game ever. We’re here for the holidays and having a great time.“I don’t know the league very well. My friends said Arsenal would win by six goals but it was closer than we expected. It was entertaining though.”While Chrissy added: “I love an underdog and love being surprised by how a team could do. I wanted to really give Ipswich the support they needed!“We don’t know what we’re doing, we’re clueless!”The family then ran on the pitch playing some variation of tig.Copy linkCopied’Could’ve shown more’Kieran McKenna believes hesitancy prevented his side making more of a fist of the later stages of the game.But he insists his players can take confidence from a lot of what they did tonight.He told Prime Video Sport: “It was a difficult first 20 minutes, we got pinned in by a good side. We grew into the game well and turned a bit of momentum at the end of the first half and got into some good positions in the second half.”There were a few situations late in the game where we could have shown more belief but we were too hesitant.”It was important that we ended the game solid and feel we can be compact. We’ll take confidence from that. The way we turned momentum to put the game in a good position for us, I think is something to take confidence from.”Copy linkCopiedHuge news!SunSport’s Katherine Walsh has reported that Mikel Arteta confirm Bukayo Saka will be out for MORE than two months with his hamstring issue.The initial reports were up to six weeks but the winger has since undergone surgery and he’ll now be out for ‘many weeks’.Ouch, that’s a major blow for Arsenal.Arteta said: “I prefer to leave it to the doctor. But yes Bukayo had surgery, and he will be out for many, many weeks.“Many weeks, I think it will be more than two months, I don’t know how long it will take with the scar tissue or improving his mobility.“We have to rely on the team, that is our strength, we are a team of players who can score 20/30 goals together.”Copy linkCopiedTough to Kalvin Phillips reckons Liverpool have been the standout team so far but expects Arsenal to nip away at them for the remainder of the campaign.He told Prime Sport:  “Arsenal are very good team and they had a lot of the ball and created a few chances. We created a few in the second half but we just need that extra bit of special play at the end.”It’s always difficult coming to Arsenal and we didn’t have much to lose when at 1-0 so we came out and tried to force them into mistakes in the second half.”They are a really good team, really strong. I think Liverpool are the standout team so far but I think Arsenal are the ones who will push them in the end.”Copy linkCopiedMore from MikelOn having to adapt without Bukayo Saka and how the players did tonight, Arteta added to Match Of The Day: “Very good. It will be different. “We had moments in the second half. It is a unit that is new and will take time for players to understand fully.”Copy linkCopiedArteta speaksMikel Arteta says there’s no frustration despite his side’s flat display, but admits there’s plenty they need to improve on.He told Prime Sport: “Frustration when you win? No! Things to improve, yes!“We played the ball back to David [Raya] from the restart and were in trouble and gave them some momentum.“Then we give some simple balls away which gave them a chance to get some belief and win some set pieces without creating anything.“You see the first half and the stats were significant. We have to get used to that and we are used to that.“Credit to them, they’re very organised. We restricted them to nothing.”Copy linkCopiedComing up…The next four games for Arsenal and Ipswich.Two tricky away games in the league before attentions turn to cup duty for Arsenal.Brentford and Brighton played out a 0-0 draw tonight and they’re the next two trips for the Gunners.Chelsea and Fulham the next two for Ipswich.Copy linkCopiedMore from HavertzOn the team having to step up without Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz told Prime Sport: “I try to help the team, it was a different role for me today.”Everyone has to step up because we know Bukayo Saka is a very important player for us. But we have to adapt.”Home games are so important to us and we feel the energy. Everyone is together, we are one football club. The players, the fans, everyone needs to raise their level to win football matches.”Copy linkCopied’Frustration’Declan Rice admits it’s becoming a ‘theme’ for Arsenal of dominating games and struggling to break teams down.He told Prime Sport: “Yeah definitely [a frustration]. It’s been a bit of a theme for us recently. We’ve dominated games but teams are coming here in low blocks, putting men behind the ball.“It’s really tough to break down a 4-5-1. You just have to keep probing, keep going.“Luckily enough it was an important win and that’s all that matters.”Copy linkCopiedHow we stand – bottomAnd for Ipswich, as mentioned before the game they have kept that goal difference almost as it was.They’re three points adrift of safety almost at the halfway mark.Copy linkCopiedRounding off with a winThe matchwinner has taken to social media to thank fans for their support.This game was Arsenal’s last of 2024 – another eventful one for the club without being able to get over the line.Here’s what Kai Havertz said when back in the changing room.Copy linkCopiedHow we stand – topArsenal now up to second with Chelsea dropping points yesterday and they move six points behind Liverpool.But having played a game more and on the evidence of tonight without Bukayo Saka, they are battling it out for second unless something drastic happens.Copy linkCopiedTough to crackKai Havertz says tonight’s win was just about getting the job done.He told Prime Sport: “Three points at home is nice. Tough opponent.“They didn’t have a proper chance so we controlled the game well.“Every team is the same, this is the Premier League. Every team is hard to break down.”Copy linkCopiedFull time statsNine more shots at goal for Arsenal in the second half but Muric only really forced into one save.Kieran McKenna will be really disappointed his side created virtually nothing of note as they looked scared to lose the ball in the final third.But they had considerably more of the ball after the break that in the first half. Though it would’ve been impossible not to.Copy linkCopiedSummed up perfectlyAlan Shearer tells Prime Video Sport: “You take the points and you move on.”Arsenal have just done enough. They’ve found it difficult to break down the defensive Ipswich.”Copy linkCopiedFT! Arsenal 1-0 IpswichThree Points, 2nd place, one goal and next-to-zero quality.But job done for Arsenal.Copy linkCopied90+4 – Arsenal 1-0 IpswichPenalty appeal from Ipswich as Broadhead’s strike flying towards goal hits Havertz’s arm.It’s tucked behind him so VAR don’t take long to check it.Copy linkCopied90 – Arsenal 1-0 IpswichFour minutes added on. Hopefully those minutes don’t drag on like the 90 that preceded it.Copy linkCopied89 – Arsenal 1-0 IpswichOmari Hutchinson should be running at Lewis-Skelly but opts to try a ball in from deep which Raya claims.A sign of how nervy Arsenal are at present, Raya lies on the ball for 10 seconds to kill that bit of time.Ipswich make one final change:OFF: WoolfendenON: Harry ClarkeCopy linkCopied88 – Arsenal 1-0 IpswichTrossard with a poor pass back to his own defender – he’s not learned his lesson – and Ipswich pounce.Taylor drives to within a few yards of the box but opts not to shoot, instead finding Leif Davis on the left but he shows too much of the ball to Timber.The two players then grapple for the ball, grabbing each other’s shirts before Arsenal are given the free kick.Copy linkCopied86 – Arsenal 1-0 IpswichStraight swap for Arsenal with five to play:OFF: RiceON: ParteyCopy linkCopied More

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      Brighton vs Brentford LIVE SCORE: Latest Premier League updates as Bees look to end torrid away run at the Amex

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      BRIGHTON take on Brentford in a huge Premier League clash at the Amex TONIGHT.The Bees will be looking to claim their first win on the road this season after a staggering eight failed attempts.Brighton are without a win in their last five Premier League games and are slowly slipping away from the European spots.Kick off time: 7.30pm GMTTV/Stream: Amazon Prime VideoFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow our live blog below… More

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      Premier League LIVE SCORES: Chelsea host Fulham with Man Utd on later, City held to draw by Everton – Boxing Day latest

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      BOXING DAY football is here – and there are some huge matches unfolding RIGHT NOW!In the early kick off, Manchester City have dropped even more points after Ndiaye’s strike and Haaland’s missed penalty saw the game end 1-1.There are five 3pm matches today with Chelsea vs Fulham, Newcastle vs Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest vs Tottenham the standouts.Later, Manchester United will be hoping to bounce back from their 3-0 drumming to Bournemouth last time out as they travel to Wolves.And the final game of an action-packed Boxing Day sees leaders Liverpool host struggling Leicester.FOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSKick off times: 12.30pm/3pm/5.30pm/8pmLive stream: Amazon Prime VideoHT: Southampton 0-0 West HamDue to the injury to Fabianski, we had ten minutes of added time at St Mary’s but still no goals.Onuachu has been the stand-out player so far on the south coast.He has got into some great conditions but the only baffling thing is how he hasn’t scored.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Jack Rosser at Stamford BridgeFulham must feel fortunate to be just one down at the break the way they have played since the goal.They have been shocking on the ball, handing the ball over to Chelsea far too often – Silva has to address it before they come back out.Marc Cucurella should have punished them with his diving header, but sent it straight at Bernd Leno.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Dan King at St Mary’sDespite 55 minutes of play, following the injury that forced West Ham goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski off on a stretcher, a pretty entertaining game remains goalless. There are promising signs for Saints fans from Ivan Juric’s first half in charge. They should be ahead. But, in the short, medium and long term, it’s the hope that kills you. Merry Christmas.Copy linkCopiedHT: Nott’m Forest 1-0 TottenhamNuno Espirito Santo’s side have asked some serious questions of Spurs in the first-half.Elanga’s goal is the difference between the two teams so far.Spurs have created openings themselves but only the agility of Sels was enough to deny them.Copy linkCopiedHT: Newcastle 1-0 Aston VillaThe Magpies will be pleased with their industry so far.They have had a goal ruled out and Martinez has made some good saves to keep his side in this game.With Duran having been sent off, it seems an uphill struggle for the visitors to get anything out of this game.Copy linkCopiedHT: Bournemouth 0-0 Crystal PalaceThe Cherries are struggling to break down the visitors.Iraola’s side have created the majority of the chances but do not seem to have their shooting boots on.Glasner will want to see more from his side in an attacking sense.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Graham Nickless at the Vitality StadiumBoth sides headed for their half-time team bemoaning missed opportunities.Sarr thought he had broken the deadlock on 27 minutes when he ran through and netted but that was before the offside flag was raised.Then at the other end Enes Unal headed the perfect ball down from Lewis Cook’s corner only to see Ouattara volley over the bar.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Tom Barclay at the City GroundNUNO ESPIRITO SANTO is well-placed to make his old side Spurs pay thanks to Anthony Elanga’s third goal in as many games.It has been a decent watch with Forest deserving of their lead – though they were also indebted to keeper Matz Sels for his superb stop to deny Brennan Johnson.Ange Postecoglou has had to endure chants of “You’re getting sacked in the morning” and “you’re just a fat Aussie b***ard” from a section of the home fans which feels a little random, if there is no prior history.Copy linkCopiedHT: Chelsea 1-0 FulhamThe Blues have dominated the first-half in this London derby.However, with a single goal lead, Fulham are well and truly still in this game.The next goal will be pivotal in the outcome of this match you feel.Copy linkCopiedNewcastle 1-0 Aston Villa44. The Magpies almost double their lead at St James’ Park.Tonali strikes his shot well and it seems a certain goal.Martinez throws himself at it full-stretch and makes a brilliant fingertip save to deny him.Copy linkCopiedNott’m Forest 1-0 Tottenham39. Johnson comes close to scoring against his old team.He drills a shot towards goal but Sels makes a magnificent save to tip it over the bar.Brennan Johnson has his head in his hands in disbelief.Credit: AFPCopy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Graham Nickless at the Vitality StadiumThe Eagles threatened first with Jean-Phillipe Mateta shooting wide before Ismailia Sarr shot straight at home goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalanga.Then Daniel Munoz side-footed a weak effort into Arrizabalaga’s hands before the Cherries woke up.Dango Ouattara drove the ball across the face of the Palace goal before Antoine Semenyo saw his effort clearered off the line by Sarr.Copy linkCopiedNewcastle 1-0 Aston Villa32. Things go from bad to worse for the visitors.Duran is chasing down the ball but inadvertently stamps on the defender twice as he clears it.The referee does not hesitate and gives him his marching orders.Copy linkCopiedRed card – Jhon Duran (Aston Villa)Copy linkCopiedNott’m Forest 1-0 Tottenham28. Forest thread the ball in behind the Spurs’ defence.Elanga uses his pace to get to it before Forster and pokes it past the keeper to break the deadlock.More worries for Postecoglou as his side have a mountain to climb at the City Ground.Copy linkCopiedGoal – Anthony Elanga (Nott’m Forest)Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Dan King at the City GroundThe West Ham fans were reduced to singing “We’ve got a big f**king German” quite early on, perhaps just to remind Niclas Fullkrug that he was starting a Premier League game for only second time. The Hammers hit the bar early on through Carlos Soler but since then the Saints should have score twice. Onuachu put one free header wide, and Mateus Fernandes sent another straight at Lukasz Fabianski. A decent watch so far, first goal will be crucial.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Tom Barclay at the City GroundLively start here at the City Ground if no goals.Ref Craig Pawson has been accused of inconsistency from the crowd for booked Ryan Yates – who is now suspended for Everton at the weekend – but not Forest old-boy Brennan Johnson.Welsh winger Johnson has copped a few pantomime-villain boos having left the Tricky Trees for Spurs last year.While the travelling supporters have reiterated their desire for chairman Daniel Levy to go.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Jack Rosser at Stamford BridgeThat goal shows just why everyone at Chelsea has fallen so heavily for Cole Palmer.Fulham had made a pretty bright start and were causing problems in transition for the hosts.But give Palmer an inch of space and he will create something to turn a game – and often he will do it brilliantly.Even fortunate moments like rolling the finish through the legs of Issa Diop feel intentional when it’s Palmer.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-0 Fulham16. What a sensational goal from Cole Palmer.He picks the ball up in the middle of the park and dribbles through the Fulham midfield.The defenders stand off him as he passes it into the bottom corner from the edge of the box.Credit: PACopy linkCopiedGoal – Cole Palmer (Chelsea)Copy linkCopiedNott’m Forest 0-0 Tottenham11. The hosts are asking some questions of the visitors already.Hudson-Odoi cuts inside onto his favoured right foot before getting a shot off at goal.It seems to take a deflection as it loops over the crossbar but the referee awards a goal kick.Copy linkCopiedSouthampton 0-0 West Ham8. It has been a positive start by The Saints as their new manager takes charge of his first game at the club.West Ham knew they would be facing a completely different Southampton to the side we have seen for most of the season.It is amazing how appointing a new manager can raise spirits and improve effort levels out on the pitch.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Gary Stonehouse at St James’ ParkNewcastle City Centre has been bubbling since the doors to boozers opened today as they welcome Villa to St James’.Unai Emery is the man in the opposition dug-out, the Spaniard who turned down the Toon job which led to them turning to Eddie Howe.Both teams will be hoping to take a big step towards a top four finish with a win this afternoon, but Villa haven’t won here since the in famous day 20 seasons ago when Magpies stars Kieron Dyer and Lee Bowyer were both sent-off for fighting each other.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Graham Nickless at the Vitality StadiumLas Vegas billionaire Bill Foley was in town to see just how well his gamble to buy Bournemouth was paying off.The Cherries faced Crystal Palace looking for their fifth Premier League win in six games to keep their Europe dreams alive.Palace were looking to get back to winning ways after suffering that 5-1 hammering by Arsenal.The Londoners made three changes including star striker Eberechi Eze who was back from injury.Copy linkCopied More

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      Tottenham vs Liverpool LIVE SCORE: Latest updates as Spurs host Slot’s red-hot side in mega Premier League clash

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      LIVERPOOL are looking to get back to winning ways in the Premier League THIS EVENING as they travel to Tottenham for a huge top-flight clash.The Reds have faltered in the league in recent weeks with Prem title rivals Chelsea closing the gap to just two points. However, Spurs will be buoyed by a 5-0 win over Southampton and their big win over Man Utd in the Carabao Cup.Kick-off time: 4:30pm GMTStream/TV: NOW TV/Sky Sports PLTottenham XI: Forster; Porro, Dragusin, Gray, Spence; Sarr, Bissouma; Kulusevski, Maddison, Son; SolankeLiverpool XI: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Salah, Szoboszlai, Diaz; GakpoFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow ALL the action from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with our live blog below…Liverpool injury updatesLiverpool’s only selection concerns for today’s match also come at the back, but to a much lesser degree, as Conor Bradley (hamstring) and Ibrahima Konate (knee) are expected to be the visitors’ only injury absentees.Robertson is eligible to play again after serving his suspension in the Carabao Cup, but with the Scotsman a shadow of his former self this season and Kostas Tsimikas now back from an ankle problem, it would not be a shock to see the Greek given the nod.After enjoying a total rest in midweek, Salah could write another page of Premier League history; the Egypt international has already come up with 13 goals and nine assists in the 2024-25 Premier League, and he could be the first-ever player to hit double figures in both metrics before Christmas in one season.Copy linkCopiedTottenham team newsSpurs continue to deal with a ravaged defence in the festive period, as none of Ben Davies (hamstring), Cristian Romero (thigh), Micky van de Ven (hamstring) or Guglielmo Vicario (ankle) will be available for this encounter, Mikey Moore (illness), Wilson Odobert (hamstring), Richarlison (hamstring) and the banned Rodrigo Bentancur all miss out too.However, Timo Werner might be back from a viral infection while Destiny Udogie – who came off early in the Southampton game – only missed the EFL Cup win on account of being “a bit sore” and should be fine to square up to Mohamed Salah.Copy linkCopiedWelcome to SunSport’s coverage of Tottenham vs LiverpoolLiverpool are looking to get back to winning ways in the Premier League TODAY as they travel to Tottenham for a huge clash and SunSport will be bringing you ALL of the coverage!The Reds have faltered in the league in recent weeks with Prem title rivals Chelsea closing the gap to just two points. And they won’t want to drop anymore points, especially with Arsenal thrashing Crystal Palace and Manchester City losing once againHowever, Spurs will be buoyed by a 5-0 win over Southampton and their big win over Man Utd in the Carabao Cup.It really could go either way but one thing that fans can expect, is loads of goals (hopefully).Don’t go anywhere as coming right up, we’ll have the latest news, lineups and any breaking stories all before kick-off at 4:30pm GMT.Copy linkCopied More

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      Man Utd 0-3 Bournemouth LIVE RESULT: Ruben Amorim’s side STUNNED as Cherries put United to the sword – latest updates

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      MANCHESTER UNITED were beaten 3-0 by Bournemouth in the Premier League after an abysmal performance. Wonderkid Huijsen rose highest to put the Cherries in front in the first half before Justin Kluivert and Antoine Semenyo added goals in the second period. Live stream/TV: This match is not televised live in the UKMan Utd starting team: Onana; Mazroui, Maguire, Martinez; Dalot, Mainoo, Ugarte, Malacia; Diallo, Fernandes; ZirkzeeBournemouth starting team: Arrizabalaga; Smith, Zabarnyi, Huijsen, Kerkez; Christie, Adams, Ouattara, Kluivert, Semenyo; EvanilsonFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow all of the latest updates from Old Trafford with our live blog below…StatsWell, the statistics could be viewed as fairly misleading for this clash with Manchester United having had more shots on target (7), more possession (60%) and a higher xG (2.26) but aside from a couple of moments – Bournemouth didn’t look in any real danger of losing today’s game.Copy linkCopiedPremier League full-time resultsEverton did neighbours Liverpool a favour for the second-straight week by holding Chelsea to a goalless draw at Goodison Park. It was a similar story down at Craven Cottage as Southampton earn a point against Fulham.Wolves powered their way to victory under new manager Vitor Pereira to leave Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side in 17th position ahead of their next three against Liverpool, Manchester City and Aston Villa.Everton 0-0 ChelseaFulham 0-0 SouthamptonLeicester 0-3 Wolves – Guedes, Gomes, CunhaManchester United 0-3 Bournemouth – Huijsen, Kluivert, SemenyoCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTHFT: Bournemouth secure a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford for the second time in two visits, deservedly so.Boos and jeers from those few Manchester United supporters who stayed for the whole game. It’s successive defeats for the hosts, who have conceded seven goals in four days.All the reaction coming your way.Ruben Amorim trudges awayCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH92: Yoro nearly grabs a consolation for the hosts as Garnacho smarty cuts it back for the defender, but goalscorer Huijsen makes the block. Tight call between Huijsen and Kluivert for MOTM.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH90: Five minutes of added time to play. That’s perhaps a message for Bournemouth fans only, who are singing and dancing their hearts out. United fans continue to pour out the exits.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH85: The hosts have been limited to speculative efforts and wayward shots since Garnacho’s one-on-one opportunity. Kepa has been great when needed, but home fans are now heading for the exits. No epic comeback on the cards here, folks,Mazraoui fires United’s 20th shot over. That’s 15 efforts off target today.MainooCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH83: “Come on, move it,” I can hear someone shouting in the Manchester United end. They eventually did with Hojlund blitzing forward and firing wide. The Cherries respond with a chance of their own as left-back Kerkez strikes just wide.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH80: Could have been 4-0. Kluivert rushes to meet a ball forward and beats the Manchester United goalkeeper before losing control at the crucial moment. And that’s his last action of the game as Billing replaces him. Andoni Iraola looking to shut up shop now as we enter the final ten minutes.Billing’s last Premier League goal? December 9, 2023 against Manchester United in Bournemouth’s 3-0 win…Andoni Iraola seems pleasedCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH75: Manchester United fans are whistling and booing as Ryan Christie hits the deck, winded by a fierce Bruno Fernandes effort. Not quite sure what referee Craig Pawson was supposed to do about that.Unal comes on for Evanilson, which is horrendous news for my Fantasy Football team. On 25 points with just Salah captain remaining…It’s just not happening. Bruno Fernandes does well to find Diallo on the edge of the box but even the golden boy fires wide.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH70: Bournemouth fans are loving this. Man Utd, it’s happened again’, referencing the fact the Cherries won 3-0 here last season. I know Manchester United are fresh from a heroic comeback in the derby last week, but surely this is out of their reach, right?Not a good afternoon for the hostsCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH65: There was just 2.08 between Bournemouth’s second and third goal. Garnacho looks odds-on to pull one back for the hosts when slipped through one-on-one but he nudges it straight at Kepa.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-3 BOURNEMOUTH – SEMENYO63: Good grief… it’s raining goals at Old Trafford – and it’s the visitors celebrating again, just minutes after bagging their second.Manchester United are absolutely falling apart as Semenyo slides it past Onana. It’s some great build-up work from Evanilson who robs Mainoo and slides it through to the overlapping Outtara. His cutback is met by an unmarked Semenyo.Scintillating SemenyoCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-2 BOURNEMOUTH – KLUIVERT60: He won it, he took it and he scored it. Penalty maestro Justin Kluivert sends Onana the wrong way with an emphatic finish in the top left-hand corner. Clutch.Bournemouth firmly in the driving seat.Justin Kluivert celebratesCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedPENALTY TO BOUNEMOUTH59: Kluivert cuts inside from the left channel and Mazraoui makes a real hash of it with a clumsy sliding challenge. The Bournemouth winger hits the deck and referee Craig Pawson has no hesitation in pointing to the spot.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH57: Is that the closest Manchester United have come? Not far off. Harry Maguire glances a corner at the near post and all it needs is a player in red to make contact. Cook hoofs it behind for another corner and Dalot heads tamely over.No goals anywhere in the Premier League in the second half.Everton 0-0 ChelseaFulham 0-0 SouthamptonLeicester 0-3 Wolves – Guedes, Gomes, CunhaManchester United 0-1 Bournemouth – HuijsenCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH55: Old Trafford getting frustrated. Moans and groans as goalkeeper Onana keeps hold of the ball for a few seconds too long before rifling it up the other end of the field for his opposite number to collect.Manchester United haven’t built on the momentum they gained in the last 15 minutes of the first half.And the inevitable changes are made, not sure why Amorim didn’t just make them at the break. Anyway, Hojlund and Garnacho are introduced for Zirkzee and Ugarte.Bournemouth are enjoying the better spellCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH50: Ooft. Bournemouth forward Evanilson runs onto a long ball forward and just gets to it ahead of the onrushing Onana inside the penalty area. The Manchester United goalkeeper stays on his feet and Antoine Semenyo eventually fires high and wide from the resulting chance.We saw Evanilson win three penalties in 90 minutes a few weeks back, looked like it would be another there for a second.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH45: We’re back underway at Old Trafford. Remember, if this stays the same the Bournemouth will move up to fifth and the hosts will remain in 13th position at Christmas.Malacia is replaced by Yoro, and Cook replaces Smith for Bournemouth. So that’s Diogo Dalot going to left wing-back and Noussair Mazraoui to the right.I can’t imagine it’ll be too long before Hojlund is introduced.Harry Maguire and Diogo Dalot have a constructive chatCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTHHT: There were a smattering of boos at the break from a few unhappy Manchester United fans – but their side really weren’t bad.11 shots, three on target and an xG of 0.92 to their opponents’ 0.18.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTHHT: The Cherries lead Manchester United at the break.Everton 0-0 ChelseaFulham 0-0 SouthamptonLeicester 0-3 Wolves – Guedes, Gomes, CunhaManchester United 0-1 Bournemouth – HuijsenBruno Fernandes has gone closest for UnitedCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH45: The Red Devils have enjoyed over 70% possession over the last ten minutes with Bruno Fernandes having THREE decent chances to equaliser. The latest of the three is a long-ranger effort that whistles past the far corner.Oh, and a miserable afternoon gets even worse for Ruud Van Nistelrooy, who’s Leicester side now trail 3-0 at home to relegation rivals Wolves. Cunha with the latest.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH43: Big Manchester United chance does begging. Some lovely, intricate stuff from Dalot and Diallo down the right channel sees the arriving Fernandes teed up but he drags it. Seconds later, Kepa is at full-stretch to deny Fernandes’ cute, curled effort.Was a nice height for the Bournemouth stopper.Copy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH40: Ugarte floors the advancing Kluivert and doesn’t even both to look in the referee’s direction – he knew the drill.These’s travelling Bournemouth fans are making themselves heard now. As things stand, they have moved above Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City into fifth spot! The Cherries win themselves a free-kick in an identical spot to their opener, but completely waste it with a terrible delivery. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it lads!Antoine Semenyo battling with Manuel UgarteCredit: GETTYCopy linkCopiedLatestQuick update from around the grounds, and it’s Wolves looking like the big winners under new manager Vitor Pereira. If things stay like that, they’ll move up to 18th – just two behind 17th-placed Leicester.Everton 0-0 ChelseaFulham 0-0 SouthamptonLeicester 0-2 Wolves – Guedes, GomesManchester United 0-1 Bournemouth – HuijsenCopy linkCopiedMAN UTD 0-1 BOURNEMOUTH35: It took a goal to wake Manchester United and their supporters up. There’s suddenly a sense of urgency about the hosts. Bruno Fernandes sends a free-kick straight into the wall before goalscorer Huijsen clears a free-kick.Adam Smith is booked for giving away the set-piece.Copy linkCopied More

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      Everton 0-0 Chelsea LIVE RESULT: Blues drop two points as resilient Toffees hold firm in goalless draw – latest updates

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      CHELSEA dropped two points as they drew 0-0 with Everton in the Premier League. The Blues still sit second in the league but struggled to find a crucial breakthrough against a steely Toffees side at Goodison Park. Kick-off time: 2pm GMTLive stream/TV: Not televised in the UKEverton starting XI: Pickford; Young, Tarkowski, Branthwaite, Mykolenko; Gueye, Mangala; Harrison, Doucoure, Ndiaye; Calvert-LewinChelsea starting XI: Sanchez; Gusto, Adarabioyo, Disasi, Colwill; Caicedo, Enzo; Neto, Palmer, Sancho; JacksonFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSFollow ALL the action from Goodison Park with our live blog below…FT: Everton 0-0 ChelseaThe stats suggest that Chelsea controlled this game.However, Pickford was not tested massively by the visitors.Dyche will be pleased that in the last two weeks his side have faced Arsenal and Chelsea and kept two clean sheets.Copy linkCopiedFT: Everton 0-0 ChelseaThe referee brings the first half to a close.It is another goalless draw for The Toffees.Chelsea will see this as two points dropped.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea90. Gueye looks to head it down to a teammate but gifts possession to Chelsea.The Toffees midfielder does well to get back and prevent the break.We are going to have two added minutes.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea88. Madueke tries his luck from distance.It is never going to trouble Pickford from there.The Toffees looking to push forward in search of a winner.Credit: AFPCopy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea86. Chelsea haven’t failed to score in a league game since the opening weekend.Everton have offered a different test today, one which The Blues just have not got to grips with.Time is running out here now.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea84. Maresca is trying to get his side into pushing for a late winner.It has been an even game this afternoon, with very few clear-cut chances.The Toffees would take a draw no doubt.Mangala tries to bend one in the far corner from outside the box but Sanchez gets down well to save.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Gary Stonehouse at Goodison ParkThe quality is not quite there in awful weather conditions at Goodison but the feistiness certainly is.Everton have offered a lot more following the restart but chances have been few and far between.And, as it stands, Chelsea look set to be the second-straight title challenger to be held and left frustrated by Sean Dyche’s team as we enter the final 20 minutes.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea82. Lindstrom whips a cross into the box.He cannot beat the first man and Chelsea are able to counter.Fernandez has limited help until Sancho arrives but they cannot make anything of it.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea80. Coleman gets to the byline looking to cross but Gusto does well to block it at the expense of the corner.The referee is not happy with all the grappling in the middle.As the corner comes in, it is easily headed clear by The Blues.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea78. Palmer goes down under pressure from the Everton defence.He is looking for a free kick but the referee is not interested.This game is starting to get a little feisty now.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea76. Everton almost hit the visitors with a sucker punch.Coleman gets a cross into the box that Sanchez does not deal with.Ndiaye is arriving at the back post, seemingly set to drill the ball into the back of the net.From nowhere, Tosin puts in a superb sliding challenge to block the effort and keep his side’s clean sheet intact.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea74. Chelsea are really struggle to breakdown this Toffees’ defence.As a result, Maresca decides to make some changes.Jackson and Neto are replaced by Madueke and Nkunku.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea72. Sean Dyche is making a triple substitution.Coleman, Lindstrom and Beto all join the game.Young, Calvert-Lewin and Harrison are the players to make way.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea70. Everton have managed to deal with the Chelsea threat so far.The Toffees break and as Sanchez gets a weak punch to cross, Ndiaye looks to make something happen.He lays it off to Doucoure but the pass is too short and the vistors manage to clear their lines.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea68. Palmer looks to dance through the Everton defence.The Toffees get a last-ditch challenge in to prevent him heading through on goal.Chelsea are starting to put the hosts under some pressure now.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea66. Fernandez and Palmer are stood over the ball.The Argentine strikes it straight into the Everton wall and out for a corner.As the cross comes in, the referee awards a free-kick to the hosts for foul in the penalty area.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea64. Fernandes does well before feeding it into Palmer.He runs at the Everton defence and is bundled over on the edge of the box.Big chance for the visitors to work Pickford here.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea62. Fernandez tries his luck from the edge of the box.He strikes it well but straight at Pickford, who gathers at the second attempt.There seems to be a bit more bit to this game now.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea60. Palmer drives the free kick into the wall as it deflects wide for a corner.Chelsea cross into the box but it is headed clear.The recycle it well but cannot find anyone in the penalty area as it runs out harmlessly for a goal kick.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea58. Fernandez drifts a cross towards the back post.Jackson cannot control it on the byline and it runs out for a goal kick.Moments later Doucoure is penalised for a foul on Caicedo, with the referee awarding The Blues a free-kick in a dangerous position.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea56. Young is penalised for a foul on Sancho.The winger turned him well and the full back caught him.He is shown a yellow card for the challenge and will miss The Toffees’ next match.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea54. There is a coming together between Disasi and Tarkowski at the back post.The Everton defender is fuming as it seems the Chelsea man steps on his leg.Everton want to see more action from the official but he is not interested. Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea52. Moments earlier Ndiaye fed a cross into the path of Harrison at the back post.With only the keeper to beat, Harrison’s effort was not convincing and Sanchez makes the block.The Toffees are giving their fans something to get behind in this second-half.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea50. Neto is causing some problems out wide.The defenders have to double up on the winger, at the expense of a corner.Ndiaye did well to get the block in there.Copy linkCopiedEverton 0-0 Chelsea48. Doucoure bursts through the middle.He looks to feed it out wide to Ndiaye.The Everton attacker does well to get his cross away but Sanchez collects all too easily.Copy linkCopied More

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      Leicester vs Wolves LIVE SCORE: Premier League latest as Foxes host struggling rivals in a thrilling Sunday clash

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      LEICESTER will be determined to add to the woes of struggling rivals Wolves in TODAY’S Premier League encounter.The visitors are currently down in 19th after dramatically losing 2-1 to Ipswich last weekend courtesy of a stoppage-time Jack Taylor strike.However, the Foxes also suffered a damming defeat last time out – losing 4-0 to Newcastle.Kick-off time: 2pm GMTLive stream/TV: Not televised on the UKBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSFollow ALL the action from King Power with our live blog below… More