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Rondon & Ritchie give Newcastle win after Aguero opener
Barnes & Wood score for Burnley, Pogba & Lindelof for Man Utd
Mitrovic scores twice as Fulham come from 2-0 down to win
Siewert's first game as Huddersfield boss ends in defeat
Arsenal 0-0 Cardiff
Oumar Niasse is all alone as charges forward down the left wing. He does well though, forcing Mesut Ozil and Matteo Guendouzi to give away a corner.
The ball is whipped in towards Callum Paterson. He wins the header but it deflects favourably towards Lucas Torreira.
Image source, ReutersNewcastle v Man City (20:00 GMT)
Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live
Man City have to keep pressure on Liverpool. Until now, Liverpool have put City under pressure and look how the champions responded.
City play first today and they could reduce the gap and add that little bit of pressure themselves.
Arsenal 0-0 Cardiff
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Glenn Murray (3 mins)
Martin Montoya is given space to cross on the right and he picks out Glenn Murray with a low drive.
The Brighton forward is as sharp as a needle and strokes it first time into the bottom left corner.
Sweet as a nut.
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal 0-0 Cardiff
Arsenal should score.
Matteo Guendouzi feeds Sead Kolasinac on the left and it bounces off Sol Bamba and into the feet of Alexandre Lacazette, just a few yards out, but his poked effort is blocked.
Richarlison (3 mins)
Welcome to the Premier League Jan Siewert!
Everton score almost straight away, Jonas Lossl keeps out Richarlison's shot from close range but the Brazilian is able to react and steer in the loose ball. Near silence from the home fans.
It was good work from Tom Davies in the build-up to find the striker.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWolves 0-0 West Ham
Bright start from Wolves as Raul Jimenez tries a backheeled volley but he can't get a proper connection on it.
Huddersfield 0-0 Everton
Everton cut through the home defence straight from kick-off with Seamus Coleman arriving at the far post but good defending sees the ball hooked out for a corner.
And we're off in our 19:45 kick-offs.
Arsenal v Cardiff (19:45 GMT)
A Cardiff fan has just been seen holding a t-shirt displaying the words, "You are our Bluebird Sala".
The players will now stand around the centre circle and give a minute's applause.
Huddersfield v Everton (19:45 GMT)
There's a moment's silence at the John Smith's to mark the disappearance of Emiliano Sala.
At Wolves, too.
Huddersfield v Everton (19:45 GMT)
Everton
Everton manager Marco Silva has lost 20 Premier League away fixtures since the beginning of 2017 - only Bournemouth's Eddie Howe, with 21 defeats, has a worse record.
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal v Cardiff (19:45 GMT)
Yellow daffodils are being carried onto the pitch by team captains Sol Bamba and Mesut Ozil and will be laid in the middle of the pitch as a tribute to Emiliano Sala.
Image source, ReutersHuddersfield v Everton (19:45 GMT)
New Terriers boss Jan Siewert gets a huge ovation as he is introduced to the crowd. He promised in his pre-match chat to show the fans 'a new style.'
It's wet and cold in London. Arsenal, Cardiff, Fulham and Brighton fans are wearing thick layers.
At the Emirates, fans are currently holding up yellow cards as a tribute to Emiliano Sala. There's plenty of Argentinian flags in display too, as well as Nantes scarves.
Here come the sides!
Huddersfield v Everton (19:45 GMT)
Everton
Image source, ReutersAcross the last 10 Premier League matches, Everton have taken just eight points (W2 D2 L6); in that time, the only sides to win fewer points are Fulham (6) and opponents Huddersfield (1).
Fulham v Brighton (19:45 GMT)
Fulham
Claudio Ranieri has only won seven of his 36 Premier League games since guiding Leicester to the title in 2015-16 (D9, L20).
Among managers who have taken charge of as many Premier League matches during that time, only former Huddersfield manager David Wagner(18%) has a worse win percentage than Ranieri's 19%.
Image source, Getty Images'Not possible to get worse' - you heard it Fulham fans...
Fulham v Brighton (19:45 GMT)
Fulham
Fulham manager Claudio Ranieri: "It is crucial for us. We have to win and we have to make the maximum effort to win the match.
"Look, I am a positive man. I know it's a hard job, but it was hard when I came and it's hard now.
"We have to try to fight until the end. In this moment, we are relegated [with our position in the table], but it's not possible to get worse than this. We can only improve. And I believe we will improve."