Summary

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  • LIVE: Leeds United 0-0 Newcastle United

  • FT: Chelsea 2-0 Fulham - Garnacho in stands at Stamford Bridge; Delap goes off injured. Superb Fulham opener ruled out. Joao Pedro gives hosts lead & Fernandez doubles from spot.

  • LIVE: Man Utd 3-2 Burnley - unfortunate Cullen own goal; Cunha off injured. Foster levels. Mbeumo restores lead before Anthony levels again

  • FT: Sunderland 2-1 Brentford - Ouattara goal ruled out, Thiago opens scoring; Le Fee levels from spot & Isidor turns it around

  • FT: Spurs 0-1 Bournemouth - Evanilson with deflected opener

  • FT: Wolves 2-3 Everton - Beto heads in from Grealish assist; Hwang levels before Ndiaye restores lead & Dewsbury-Hall adds third. Gomes pulls one back

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley

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    Leeds lacking composure in the final third. Final ball not been good enough & Nmecha looks off the pace

    Ed, London

  2. 'Good counter from Leeds'

    Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Paul Robinson
    Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Elland Road

    That was a really good, slick counter-attack from Leeds but Lukas Nmecha just can't get his studs on the ball.

  3. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Jacob Murphy puts two crosses into the box but neither finds a team-mate. Newcastle showing some nice touches and whatnot.

  4. 'That is where the 'Spursy' tag comes in'

    FT: Tottenham 0-1 Bournemouth

    Stephen Warnock
    Former Liverpool defender on Final Score

    Sometimes you get a drop off in performance after such a big result, as we saw last week [versus Man City], but I think that is where the 'Spursy' tag comes in.

    They show what they are capable of and then the week after they are at home and you are thinking, "Go on, kick on", but they don't.

  5. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Sandro Tonali takes a corner nobody is expecting as he knocks it back to Kieran Trippier, but the captain's cross is headed away.

    Leeds counter quickly and Wilfried Gnonto's inswinging cross from the right is just in front of the lunging Lukas Nmecha.

  6. 'Both sides with spells on the ball'

    Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Paul Robinson
    Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Elland Road

    It's a decent open game and both sides are having good spells of possession.

    Neither seem capable of keeping a clean sheet.

  7. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Jacob Murphy wins Newcastle a corner after his cross is deflected behind.

  8. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Jacob Ramsey gets some treeatment from the physio and he's back on.

  9. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Nick Woltemade is in the stands today. He doesn't look as tall sitting down.

  10. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    A tangle of legs between Newcastle midfielder Jacob Ramsey and ex-Toon man Sean Longstaff and Ramsey looks in some pain.

  11. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Hmm, Rob in Huddersfield wants Leeds to lose. That's surprising.

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    No disrespect to Leeds, but really hoping for a Newcastle win here, just to show Isak that they can do it without him

    Rob, Huddersfield

    Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe reacts with William OsulaReuters

  13. 'It's a sterile game'

    FT: Man Utd 3-2 Burnley

    Burnley

    Burnley's English manager Scott Parker leaves the field at the end of the English Premier League football match between Manchester United and BurnleyGetty Images

    Burnley manager Scott Parker, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "My thoughts are I'm disappointed, gutted, but immensely proud of the team. Our reaction second half, I am proud.

    "The way the game ends, it is the way the game has gone - quadruple checking every minute. The on field decision, the referee didn't give the foul. Then we have re-reffed it, VAR seeing a clear and obvious error. It's not the ref, it's a fella 200-odd miles away in a box. That's the way the game has gone.

    "It's a sterile game, a long time ago when you had the passion and celebration - now you are standing around and waiting."

    On what he changed at half-time: "We started really slowly, in the second half we were a threat and really deserving of the goals. I am proud of the group. Structurally we changed it, we could not land on second balls and gain any momentum. Our distances were a lot better in the second half."

  14. Burnley boss Scott Parker is NOT happy with VAR as you can imagine after their defeat at Manchester United earlier.

  15. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Lucas Perri does well to catch a corner and launch it 60 yards forward to Wilfried Gnonto but the Italian can't reach it.

  16. 'Elland Road crowd will play big part this season'

    Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Paul Robinson
    Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Elland Road

    You cannot argue with the noise and support in this ground and that will play a big part for them this season.

  17. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Good chance for the Toon. Fine wing play from Jacob Ramsey, who crosses for William Osula. The striker takes a couple of touches and sees his shot blocked by Gabriel Gudmundsson.

  18. Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    The officials all have working machinery again so we're back under way.

  19. A nice moment between both sets of fans

    Leeds 0-0 Newcastle

    Ciaran Kelly
    Football reporter at Elland Road

    There's chant of "Oh Gary, Gary!" in tribute to the late Gary Speed, who represented both sides, and Newcastle United fans join in with Leeds United supporters. It's followed by a rendition of "There's only one Speedo!" Lovely moment.

  20. 'Grealish is making a big difference'

    FT: Wolves 2-3 Everton

    Everton

    Everton boss David Moyes to BBC Match of the Day: "Really pleased. We played really well, got an early goal. We limited them to few opportunities. But any away win is a good one and we are really pleased.

    "We made it really hard, we gave two goals unlike what I expect of them.We let them back into it. We also had two or three opportunities to get a fourth goal. But it is a really good win."

    On Jack Grealish: "I think Jack knows who he is. I am not taking any credit. He is making a big difference. Whether it is his assists, his presence, lots of things. So all credit to him. He is playing the minutes he may not have had in recent years. So he has three games in a week."

    On ambitions for this season: "A club like Everton we always want to challenge for Europe. We haven't over recent years. But there is no point coming on here to just say we want to avoid relegation. So why not think that way? I have to be positive and give the supporters something to aim for."