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Leeds United 1-2 Bournemouth: Bournemouth have squandered two glorious opportunities to extend their lead, with Kieffer Moore in particular missing one sitter.
GOAL! Manchester City 1-1 Fulham (Pereira 28pen)Premier League: In the absence of Aleksandar Mitrovic, Andreas Pereira scores from the spot. It’s all square at the Etihad Stadium and City are down to 10 men.
Red card! Manchester City down to 10 menPremier League: Manchester City’s Joao Cancelo has been sent off for a foul on Harry Wilson that seems to have prevented a clear goalscoring opportunity without making an effort to play the ball. Fulham have a penalty.
Early bath for Cancelo! Photograph: Lee Smith/Action Images/ReutersFA Cup: Alvechurch, the lowest ranked team in the FA Cup, have taken a 1-0 lead against Cheltenham Town. Danny Waldron with the goal at Whaddon Road.
GOAL! Nottingham Forest 1-0 Brentford (Gibbs-White 20)Premier League: Emmanuel Dennis looked suspiciously offside in the build-up but Forest survive a VAR check and lead courtesy of Morgan Gibbs-White’s first goal for the club.
Leeds United 1-2 Bournemouth (Billing 19)Premier League: Philip Billing curls home a beauty on the follow-up after Marcus Tavernier had a shot blocked by Ilan Meslier.
Philip Billing bags the second Bournemouth goal. Photograph: Marc Atkins/Getty ImagesChampionship: Cardiff City have missed a penalty against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, while Kenny McLean has put Norwich City a goal up against Rotherham. Tom Naylor has scored with a header to double Wigan’s lead against Swansea City.
GOAL! Manchester City 1-0 Fulham (Alvarez 17)Premier League: Julian Alvarez runs on to a ball in behind from Ilkay Gundogan and spanks it past Bernd Leno to give Manchester City the lead.
Julian Alvarez fires the opener for City. Photograph: Carl Recine/ReutersChampionship: Scott Hogan fires Birmingham ahead against Stoke City on the back of a Phil Jagielka error, while Bristol City are one up against Middlesbrough in Michael Carrick’s first game in charge at the Riverside.
Scottish Premiership: It’s all square at 1-1 between Celtic and Dundee United after Steven Fletcher equalised for the visitors with a spot-kick.
GOAL! Wolves 1-1 Brighton (Guedes 12)Premier League: Goncalo Guedes levels proceedings at Molineux, firing past Robert Sanchez while succumbing to gravity and falling to the ground.
Goncalo Guedes prods home the equaliser for Wolves. Photograph: Tony Obrien/ReutersChampionship: Will keane scores his seventh goal of the season to put Wigan a goal up against Swansea at the Liberty Stadium.
GOAL! Wolves 0-1 Brighton (Lallana 10)Premier League: Adam Lallana slaloms one way, then the other before firing an opener past the helpless Jose Sa.
Jose Sa can’t reach Lallana’s effort. Photograph: Tony Obrien/ReutersGOAL! Leeds United 1-1 Bournemouth (Tavernier 7)Premier League: Marcus Tavernier sidefoots home an equaliser to restore parity for Bournemouth at Elland Road.
Marcus Tavernier with an instant reply for the Cherries. Photograph: Craig Brough/ReutersScottish Premiership: Celtic have taken the lead against Dundee United courtesy of a Sead Haksabanovic strike in the sixth minute.
GOAL! Leeds 1-0 Bournemouth (Rodrigo 3pen)Premier League: Crysencio Summerville is brought down by Marcos Senesi in the Bournemouth penalty area and Rodrigo scores from the spot to put Leeds a goal up early doors.
Rodrigo scores the from the penalty spot. Photograph: Harriet Lander/Getty ImagesFA Cup: Harrogate Town have beaten Bradford City 1-0 in the all-League Two clash at Valley Parade. Matty Daly scored the all important goal that knocked out the Bantams.
Wolves v Brighton: Diego Costa is suspended for Wolves, which means a rare start for Hwang Hee-Chan. Matheus Nunes, who injured his shoulder against Brentford last weekend, is not in the Wolves matchday squad, while Adama Traore starts on the bench. Goncalo Guedes and Joao Moutinho start. Brighton are understandably unchanged from the side that hammered Chelsea last weekend.
Leandro Trossard looks to continue his fine goalscoring form Photograph: Tony Obrien/ReutersNottingham Forest v Brentford: Brennan Johnson, Neco Williams and Emmanuel Dennis come into Steve Cooper’s Forest side, with Jesse Lingard, Renan Lodi and Taiwo Awoniyi making way.
Thomas Frank makes two changes to the side that drew with Wolves last time out. Keane Lewis-Potter and Mads Roerslev are in for Kristoffer Ajer and the suspended Ivan Toney.
Leeds v Bournemouth: Jesse Marsch has understandably resisted the urge to tinker with the side that beat Liverpool last weekend. Ryan Fredericks returns to Bournemouth’s starting line-up, with Jordan Zemura having to settle for a place on the subs’ bench.
Dominic Solanke gets his eye in at Elland Road. Photograph: John Clifton/Action Images/ReutersFull time: Sheffield United 5-2 BurnleyChampionship: Burnley remain top of the table after this seven-goal thriller but have been blown to smithereens by an astonishing second half performance from Sheffield United, who found themselves trailing twice but came back to win their third consecutive game. They go second, three points behind the league leaders with a game in hand and a superior goal difference.
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Manchester City v Fulham: Erling Haaland starts on the bench alongside Phil Foden, among others. In total, Pep Guardiola has made eight changes to the side that beat Seville on Wednesday. Only Ilkay Gundogan, Jack Grealish and Julian Alvarez remain in his starting line-up.
Aleksandar Mitrovic is not in Fulham’s matchday squad and is replaced by Carlos Vinicius. Harry Wilson is in for Neeskans Kebano, who suffered a long-term achilles injury in midweek. Kenny Tete comes in for Bobby Decordova-Reid, who is suspended.
Pep Guardiola has rung the changes ahead of Manchester City’s match against FUlham at the Etihad Stadium. Photograph: Tom Flathers/Manchester City FC/Getty ImagesWick-ham! From the halfway line!FA Cup: Connor Wickham closed out Forest Green’s win over South Shields with a Puskas Award contender from near the halfway line. Spotting the South Shields goalkeeper Myles Boney a few yards out of his goal, the well-travelled striker tried his luck and sent a sensational chip into the top corner, the only place the frantically back-pedalling Boney couldn’t reach it. It was Wickham’s second of the game and almost certainly the best goal he’s ever scored. Have that!
Leeds United v Bournemouth line-upsLeeds: Meslier, Kristensen, Koch, Cooper, Struijk, Adams, Roca, Harrison, Aaronson, Summerville, Rodrigo.
Subs: Ayling, Firpo, Klaesson, Llorente, Gnonto, Gelhardt, Greenwood, Klich, Fernandez.
Bournemouth: Travers, Smith, Mepham, Senesi, Fredericks, Cook, Lerma, Billing, Tavernier, Solanke, Moore.
Subs: Stephens, Christie, Rothwell, Stacey, Stanislas, Pearson, Anthony, Zemura, Plain.
Manchester City v Fulham line-upsManchester City: Ederson, Stones, Akanji, Ake, Cancelo, Rodri, De Bruyne, Silva, Gundogan, Grealish, Alvarez.
Subs: Ortega, Dias, Haaland, Laporte, Gomez, Mahrez, Foden, Palmer, Lewis
Fulham: Leno, Tete, Ream, Diop, Robinson, Reed, Pereira, Palhinha, Wilson, Willian, Vinicius
Subs: Rodak, Kurzawa, Adarabioyo, Duffy, Cairney, James, Onomah, Mbabu, Harris
Wolves v Brighton line-upsWolves: Sa; Semedo, Collins, Kilman, Bueno; B. Traore, Neves; Guedes, Moutinho, Podence; Hee-Chan
Subs: Sarkic, Ait-Nouri, Mosquera, Jonny, Ronan, A. Traore, Hodge, Fraser, Griffiths
Brighton: Sanchez; Gross, Webster, Dunk, Estupinan; Caicedo, Mac Allister; March, Lallana, Mitoma; Trossard
Subs: Steele, Lamptey, Colwill, Welbeck, Sarmiento, Enciso, Undav, Gilmour, Veltman
Nottingham Forest v Brentford line-upsNottingham Forest: Henderson, Aurier, Cook, Williams, Gibbs-White, Johnson, Kouyate, Yates, Freuler, Dennis, McKenna
Subs: Hennessey, Worrall, Mangala, Awoniyi, Lingard, O’Brien, Surridge, Boly, Lodi
Brentford: Raya, Henry, Pinnock, Jensen, Dasilva, Wissa, Mee, Mbuemo, Lewis-Potter, Janelt, Roerslev
Subs: Cox, Canos, Zanka, Ghoddos, Onyeka, Damsgaard, Crama, Trevitt, Yarmoliuk
GOAL! Sheffield United 5-2 Burnley (McBurnie 74)Championship: Unbeaten in 16 games, Vincent Kompany’s side are currently getting monstered by Sheffield United at Bramall Lane. Oli McBurnie has just taken advantage of a catalogue of defensive errors to score his second of the game.
FA Cup first round: Northern Premier League side South Shields are out. Kevin Phillips’ side has lost 2-0 at League One side Forest Green.
GOAL! Sheffield United 4-2 Burnley (Ahmedhozdic 68)Championship: Anel Ahmedhozdic extends Sheffield United’s lead with his fourth goal of the season, reacting quickly to hook the ball home from the edge of the six-yard box after Burnley had failed to clear a corner properly.
GOAL! Sheffield United 3-2 Burnley (Robinson 65)Championship: It’s been quite the game of two halves for Jack Robinson, who was directly responsible for two Burnley goals in the first half, but has since atoned. After helping to set up Sheffield United’s second goal against the league leaders, he’s just scored their third. Burnley are serioously under the cosh and struggling to deal with United’s set pieces.
Yellow card watch: There are 11 Premier League footballers who are just one booking away from a Premier League suspension and also harbouring hopes of going to the World Cup.
Only a cynic would suggest that some of them might deliberately try to pick one up today or tomorrow in order to give themselves next weekend off and hugely reduce their chances of picking up an dream-ending injury ahead of Qatar, but for curiosity’s sake, they might be worth keeping an eye on.
Those to watch: Chris Mepham (Bournemouth), Aleksandar Mitrovic (Fulham), Alexis Mac Allister (Brighton), Amadou Onana (Everton), Diego Dalot (Manchester United), Thilo Kehrer (West Ham), Fabian Schar (Newcastle), Gabriel Jesus (Arsenal), William Saliba (Arsenal), Rodrigo Bentancur (Tottenham) and Harry Kane (Tottenham).
Harry Kane is one of 11 Premier League players who are one yellow card away from earning themselves an extra few days off before the World Cup. Photograph: Tottenham Hotspur FC/Getty ImagesFA Cup first roundHaving won the competition five times between them, Sheffield Wednesday and Portsmouth advanced to the second round last night, seeing off Morecambe and Hereford respectively. Earlier this afternoon, South Shields, managed by Kevin Phillips, kicked-off earlier against League One side Forest Green, who sit four divisions above the former Sunderland legend’s side.
Currently 17th in the Southern Premier Central, Alvechurch are the lowest ranked side left in the competition and face a trip to League One side Cheltenham Town, while Coalville Town, in fifth place in the same division as Coalville, head to The Valley to face Charlton Athletic.
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South Shields’ Lewis Alessandra (maroon shirt) and Forest Green Rovers’ Armani Little battle for the ball. Photograph: Will Matthews/PAChampionshipSheffield United and Burnley got the day’s Championship action early doors at a packed Bramall Lane. It’s currently 2-2 in a thriller, with Sheffield United coming from behind twice despite a first-half horror show from Jack Robinson.
Not content with turning a Manuel Benson cross into his own net with a bullet header, the Sheffield United defender subsequently dawdled on the ball just outside his own penalty area, allowing Benson to rob him of possession and fire past Wes Foderingham. Iliman Ndiaye scored for Sheffield United in the first half, while Robinson was instrumental in creating United’s second, which was just scored by Oli McBurnie.
Today’s Championship fixtures Sheffield United 0-1 Burnley
Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town
Blackpool v Luton Town
Middlesbrough v Bristol City
Millwall v Hull City
QPR v West Brom
Rotherham United v Norwich City
Stoke City v Birmingham City
Sunderland v Cardiff City
Swansea City v Wigan Athletic
Watford v Coventry City
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Burnley celebrate the misfortune of Jack Robinson moments after the Sheffield United defender had sent a bullet header past his own goalkeeper. Photograph: Bradley Collyer/PAToday’s Premier League fixtures Leeds United v Bournemouth
Manchester City v Fulham
Nottingham Forest v Brentford
Wolves v Brighton
Everton v Leicester City
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Saturday clockwatchWith no early kick-off today, the first matches of a fascinating weekend’s Premier League schedule kick-off at 3pm, with Manchester City getting the opportunity to go top should they win at home against Fulham before Arsenal go to Chelsea tomorrow.
Elsewhere in the top flight, Leeds host Bournemouth, Nottingham Forest welcome Brentford and Brighton travel to Wolves before Everton take on Leicester City in today’s late kick-off.
We’ll bring you news of all the goals as they go in, as well as keeping tabs activities in the Championship and any potential giantklillings in the first round of the FA Cup.