Summary

  • Palace fight back to beat West Ham - late Ayew goal awarded by VAR

  • Injury-time Milner penalty gives Liverpool 2-1 win v Leicester

  • Maddison had cancelled out Mane strike

  • Aston Villa thrash Norwich 5-1 - Wesley (2), Grealish, Hourihane & Luiz

  • Wesley penalty saved - misses out on hat-trick

  • Burnley 1-0 Everton - Hendrick scores, Coleman sent off for Toffees

  • Goalless between Watford and Sheff Utd

  • Brighton stun Tottenham 3-0 in early game - Connolly scores twice on full league debut

  • Lloris makes error for first goal then taken off injured and given oxygen

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley

  1. Brighton will be looking to take advantage of Spurs' troubles today and Graham Potter could really do with a win.

    The Seagulls haven't won in the league since beating Watford on the opening day - a victory that looks less and less impressive as Watford's struggles go on.

    They're currently lingering a point above the early-season relegation zone.

    Brighton have only taken three points from a possible 24 in their past eight home games in a run going back to March.

    Graham PotterPA Media

  2. Here's a staggering stat for you that has passed me by a little.

    Tottenham have not won away from home in the Premier League for almost NINE months.

    They haven't taken three points on the road since 20 January at Fulham.

  3. I don't doubt players' commitment - Pochettino

    Brighton v Tottenham (12:30 BST)

    Mauricio PochettinoGetty Images

    Tottenham looked to have gained themselves a bit of momentum after their patchy start to the season last week with a win over Southampton, but that evaporated in midweek against Bayern Munich.

    I'm sure you know this by now but they were thrashed 7-2 by the German champions at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

    Manager Mauricio Pochettino says he's certain his players are still playing for him despite just three wins in 10.

    The foundations are wobbling a little. Can Spurs calm things down today?

  4. When is too early to start paying attention to the table? Five of the bottom six are in action today.

  5. What's coming up?

    • 12:30 BST - Brighton v Tottenham
    • 15:00 BST - Burnley v Everton
    • 15:00 BST - Liverpool v Leicester
    • 15:00 BST - Norwich v Aston Villa
    • 15:00 BST - Watford v Sheffield United
    • 17:30 BST - West Ham v Crystal Palace
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  6. Brendan RodgersPA Media

    Hello there.

    After a good week in European competitions for some and a difficult one for others, the Premier League is back.

    Tottenham and Brighton will be our first focus as Spurs look to respond to their 7-2 humbling against Bayern Munich.

    Liverpool v Leicester is the standout game at 3pm, with Brendan Rodgers returning to Anfield for the first time, but there's plenty going on elsewhere too.

    Should be a good 'un.

  7. It was the equivalent of an eagerly-anticipated week in the Med spoiled by a dodgy tummy from a rogue paella and a funny smell lingering around the swimming pool.

    Mauricio Pochettino won't have had many worse weeks in Europe.

    Tottenham will look to get things back on track on English shores today but things haven't been plain sailing there either...

    Mauricio PochettinoRex Features