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Chelsea 0-0 Liverpool
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge
Raheem Sterling is warming up in front of Liverpool's fans and gets what can be described as a rather cool reception, suggesting he put money first when he left Liverpool to join Manchester City in 2015.
Sterling is completely unmoved, even indulging in a bit of cheerleading as he smiles broadly.
Leicester 1-1 Aston Villa
We're level at the break.
Chelsea 0-0 Liverpool
No Liverpool players have had a touch in the opposition box yet.
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Luis Sinisterra
Leeds have their goal.
It's a brilliant finish as Luis Sinisterra works his way on to his right foot, cutting inside beyond Forest's Neco Williams and curling the ball into the far corner.
Leeds deservedly go in front.
Image source, gettLeeds 1-1 Nottingham Forest
Ironic cheers from the home crowd.
Leeds keeper Illan Meslier has a rare touch of the ball to sweep up a Brennan Johnson clearance. When I say it's been all Leeds, it really had been.
They don't want this half to end as two minutes are added on.
Chelsea 0-0 Liverpool
Frank Lampard is watching from the stands. Bruno Saltor is Chelsea's third manager (including interims) since Lampard left.
Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea 0-0 Liverpool
Poor finish from Kai Havertz. N'Golo Kante finds the German with a through ball but then he drags it big time wide from 16 yards.
Bournemouth 0-1 Brighton
Worry for Brighton. World Cup winner Alexis Mac Allister is on the floor getting treatment on a leg injury.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeicester 1-1 Aston Villa
Another chance for Leicester and Harvey Barnes as his 20-yard shot hits the shoulder of Tyrone Mings and is saved by Emiliano Martinez, who does well to adjust after going the wrong way.
Leeds 1-1 Nottingham Forest
It's been a long time since Forest touched the ball in the final third. Leeds come again but Luis Sinisterra's cross is easily headed away.
Chelsea 0-0 Liverpool
There's a break in play now for Muslim players to break their Ramadan fast.
Chelsea 0-0 Liverpool
Yes he was offside. The decision is no goal.
Leeds 1-1 Nottingham Forest
Five minutes until half-time. It's been a lively watch so far at Elland Road.
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Chelsea 0-0 Liverpool
They are checking this though. Was Enzo Fernandez offside?
Chelsea 0-0 Liverpool
Chelsea think they have taken the lead as Reece James volleys in a cracker from the edge of the box - but it's disallowed for offside.
Joao Felix had flicked on a corner to Enzo Fernandez, who was off, before it came to James.
Image source, Getty ImagesBournemouth 0-1 Brighton
Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
He needed just to dink it a little bit. It just didn't seem like he committed to that chance really.
Bournemouth 0-1 Brighton
Should be 1-1. Hamed Traore goes through one-on-one after a great ball from Jefferson Lerma but he pokes his shot narrowly wide of the post!
The Cherries keep on coming, they've flicked the switch now with Jason Steele again having to keep out Dominic Solanke moments later.
Image source, Getty ImagesBournemouth 0-1 Brighton
Rare clear-cut chance at the Vitality Stadium as Dominic Solanke has a pop from a tight angle, but his effort is easily saved by Jason Steele in the Brighton net.
Leeds 1-1 Nottingham Forest
Leeds keep on coming. This time Marc Roca breaks the line but his cut-back meets Patrick Bamford on the stretch with the forward only able to poke the ball off target. Any decent connection there and that's 2-1.
Harvey Barnes (35 mins)
Leicester are level and it's a lovely goal.
Wout Faes sprays a long ball out to Harvey Barnes on the left and the winger's first touch takes him away from Ashley Young, who does not have a chance of catching him.
Barnes bursts into the box and side-foots the ball across the keeper into the far corner.
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