FT: Spurs 6-2 Leicester - Tielemans with opener after retaken penalty but Kane quickly levels
Dier heads Spurs ahead from Perisic corner, Maddison levels, but Bentancur gifted goal and Son with stunning treble
FT: Newcastle 1-1 Bournemouth - Billing volleys home opener but Isak penalty levels soon after
FT: Wolves 0-3 Man City - Grealish pokes home opener and Haaland doubles lead
Collins sent off for high challenge on Grealish before Foden adds third
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Philip Billing
Breakthrough!
Bournemouth stayed patient in that attack and find the opening goal to stun St James' Park into silence.
Jordan Zemura's cross to the near post is poked in by Philip Billing on the stretch.
Newcastle have work to do now but Bournemouth caretaker boss Gary O'Neil's gameplan is going precisely to plan.
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An hour gone and Bournemouth are on the attack...
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Newcastle have had 70% possession and hit the post twice. Can they find the breakthrough? Can they find the £60m man Alexander Isak?
Newcastle 0-0 Bournemouth
Newcastle have only won once this season you know.
They've only lost once as well but the rest have been draws.
They won't want to drop more points at home today.
The Magpies are attempting to step it up but Bournemouth are holding firm.
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It's an easy save, but another one notched up by Neto as he catches Alexander Isak's header.
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Maz Farookhi
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live
Fraser was just trying to ‘swaz’ it around the right-hand post. It certainly was close and he seemed to be annoyed that he couldn’t get it on target. Newcastle are really knocking on the door now.
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Lovely from Dominic Solanke, cutting right through the middle of the Newcastle midfield like a rugby league hooker.
The Bournemouth striker sizes one up from a long way out, but it bounces into the hands of Nick Pope.
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A very good opening for Newcastle following a flowing team move.
Bruno Guimaraes' pass is meant for Joelinton but misses the Brazilian and finds Ryan Fraser at the far edge of the box.
The Scotland international sets himself but a low shot is collected by Neto.
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Marcus Tavernier wriggles through a number of Newcastle challenges at the start of the second half and then finds Philip Billing in the box, but the shot is blocked.
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Away go the lads again.
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FT: Wolves 0-3 Man City
Wolves
Wolves boss Bruno Lage to BBC Sport: "It was a mistake with the ball [for the opening goal].
"After that we had good moments with the ball. We tried to create chances. We didn't have the chance and they scored a third to finish the game.
"After 30 minutes we had to play with 10 men against this team. We tried to do our best. It was a good talk at half-time. Second half we had a good idea to manage the game with the ball.
"For 20 minutes we played very well. After they scored we found the free man and pressured high. When they scored the third they closed the game."
On the red card: "I didn't see it. Even yesterday I saw a similar situation [in Villa v Southampton] - a player tries to play the ball and catches the other player and the game goes on."
On Diego Costa, who wasn't involved: "I think he will take a while. He needs more time to be able to compete at this level."
FT: Wolves 0-3 Man City
Manchester City
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola to BBC Sport: "It is tough after the Champions League at this time against this team because they have incredible quality, I know how difficult it is to come here and win, but we started well. Sometimes that happens but we did that at Newcastle and then went behind but we got the second goal and the red card allowed us to control it. They had a good spell at 2-0 and at that score the game was in a dangerous situation.
"The people up front like to score goals for their confidence. Jack was aggressive one v one in the last games but today he scored, that was the only difference.
"We only have one player and two goalkeepers left during the international window so it is completely empty so everyone will stay at home or go on holiday."
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Chris: When Haaland *only* scores one goal you kind of think he's had a bad game!
FT: Wolves 0-3 Man City
Manchester City
Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish to BBC Sport: "I didn't know it [my goal] was so early. Perfect start, getting my first goal of the season. The most important thing was to get three points. Wolves are a great team. It's a tough place to come.
"It was nice to start like that. It's always nice to get an early goal. When you score an early goal your confidence is much higher. I needed that."
On Erling Haaland: "He's unbelievable. He's such a good guy, so good to be around. On the training ground everyone loves him. He's so humble. I get on really well with him. It helps he can put the ball in the net."
On the red card: "If I win the ball I'm through. I didn't see it coming. Was it a [deserved] red card? I've not seen it back. I don't know if he meant it or not. But it was better for us for them to go down to 10 men.
"They [the 10 men of Wolves] were unreal. They caused us all kind of problems. The manager made a few subs. That helped settle the game down."
Right, let's bring you the rest of the reaction from Manchester City's win at Wolves earlier.
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Maz Farookhi
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live
It’s been pretty entertaining despite the lack of goals. Neto’s been forced into a couple of good saves, but Bournemouth are holding their own. Certainly work for both sides to do, but Newcastle really have been knocking on the door towards half-time.
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Wish it was full-time.
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Goalless at the break.
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Again, Matt Targett's delivery is wayward and Bournemouth get it to safety.