Summary

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  • Chelsea hit five v 10-man Saints and Man City 3-0 up v Forest

  • Everton thrashing Wolves as Newcastle draw thriller against Liverpool

  • Arsenal 1-0 Manchester United - Timber with opener

  • Villa beat Brentford

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley, Michael Emons, Joe Rindl and Tom Rostance

  1. YELLOW CARD

    Manchester City 2-0 Nottingham Forest

    Forest defender Nicolas Dominguez lunges in on Erling Haaland from behind and gets booked.

    One minute of injury time.

  2. Everton 2-0 Wolves

    Six minutes of stoppage time at Goodison Park.

  3. Arsenal 0-0 Manchester United

    Alex Howell
    BBC football news reporter at the Emirates Stadium

    It's Mazraoui at left centre back, Maguire in the middle and De Ligt on the right in the Manchester United back three.

  4. INJURY TIME

    Southampton 1-3 Chelsea

    Southampton's Joe Aribo in action with Chelsea's Moises Caicedo ActionReuters

    Crucial last-ditch challenge from Southampton's Nathan Wood to deny Christopher Nkunku in the area just before the forward can unleash a shot.

    Five minutes are added on at the end of the first half. Southampton are holding on.

  5. Everton 2-0 Wolves

    An Everton corner comes in from the right and James Tarkowski, who had a goal ruled out earlier in the half, gets there and heads the ball down, but Jose Sa is well placed to deal with it.

  6. 'Guardiola will have something to say at half time'

    Man City 2-0 Nottingham Forest

    Jen Beattie
    Former Scotland and Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

    City have started well and they are 2-0 up but I still think Pep Guardiola won't be happy with the chances that they have given away. He will have something to say at half time.

  7. KICK-OFF

    Peeeeep. We get going in our two 20:15 GMT games at Villa Park and Emirates Stadium.

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  8. Southampton's capacity for calamity is incomparable

    Southampton 1-3 Chelsea

    Nizaar Kinsella
    BBC Sport football news reporter

    Not only has goalkeeper Joe Lumley effectively handed Chelsea two of their three goals but Jack Stephens has been sent off for pulling Marc Cucurella's hair.

    The most remarkable part of the defender's red card is that the Saints were actually attacking Chelsea's goal after winning a corner.

    In fairness, they mustered a shot on target after the VAR told referee Tony Harrington to check the monitor and send off the captain Stephens.

    But as much as Chelsea are beating Southampton by taking chances that are handed to them, the south coast team have been their own worst enemies.

  9. Everton 2-0 Wolves

    Everton are enjoying themselves. Dwight McNeil tries his luck and it may have been on target, only for Mario Lemina to get his head in the way and deflect it for a corner.

  10. 'Liverpool looking shaky'

    Newcastle 1-0 Liverpool

    Pat Nevin
    Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    This Liverpool backline is starting to look a bit shaky. There's a number of players missing from that defence including Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ibrahima Konate.

    But this defence is looking like they are at sixes and sevens.

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    Chelsea's Marc Cucurella reacts after having his hair pulled by Southampton's Jack Stephens before Stephens is sent offReuters

    I'm a Chelsea fan but that's a shocking decision. Foul yes but red card is a silly decision made worse by Cucurella's reaction. If that's the rule, then the rule is wrong.

    Tom

  12. Manchester City 2-0 Nottingham Forest

    Jeremy Doku goes down in the box but the contact from Chris Wood was minimal so nope.

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    Forest look hopeless out there. Defensively poor, sloppy in possession, and lacking any accuracy in the final third. This is like watching us at the Etihad 2 years ago. Will be another 6-0 at this rate.

    John, Nottm

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    And we are supposed to believe van Dijk is one of the best defenders ever? He's just been turned inside out by Isak!

    Justin

  15. YELLOW CARD

    Newcastle 1-0 Liverpool

    Jarell Quansah is booked for pulling his man back, this Liverpool defence is creaky.

    Alexander Isak's goal meanwhile was clocked at a whopping 70mph. Faster than a cheetah.

  16. Manchester City 2-0 Nottingham Forest

    Nikola Milenkovic heads wide from Morgan Gibbs-White's cross.

    Forest have had the last three shots in this match.

  17. Southampton 1-3 Chelsea

    So, 3-1 down at home and down to ten. This will be a long night for Southampton.

    Mateus Fernandes meets a corner but heads straight at Chelsea stopper Filip Jorgensen.

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    Newcastle should be out of sight. You can't help thinking they'll pay for these misses.

    Brian

  19. CLOSE!

    Newcastle 1-0 Liverpool

    If tonight is a test of a few Liverpool understudies then I'm afraid Joe Gomez is in the wrong key at the moment.

    He plays a duff pass straight to Jacob Murphy, who whistles a low shot just wide of the far corner.

  20. 'Forest mentality needs to remain strong'

    Man City 2-0 Nottingham Forest

    Jen Beattie
    Former Scotland and Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo reactsReuters

    The disappointing thing for Forest is that before the second goal they could have levelled through Chris Wood. At 2-0 the mentality needs to remain strong but they are starting to collapse a bit which is what they don't need.

    They know that they can create and Man City might give the ball away. It might not be often but they need to be ready.