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Follow Wednesday's Premier League games

Wedenesday's Premier League fixtures: Arsenal v Luton Town 19:30, Brentford v Brighton 19:30, Manchester City v Aston Villa 20:15
  • Published
    3 April 2024

Three games make up Wednesday's Premier League action, and we will bring you every moment.

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