Summary

  • RESULT: Brighton 3-1 Newcastle

  • RESULT: Man City 5-1 Fulham

  • RESULT: Burnley 2-5 Tottenham

  • RESULT: Chelsea 0-1 Nottingham Forest

  • RESULT: Brentford 2-2 Bournemouth

  • RESULT: Sheffield United 2-2 Everton

Live Reporting

Phil Dawkes

  1. What deals were done on deadline day?

    Matheus Nunes, Brennan Johnson, Ansu Fati and Ryan Gravenberch made moves on deadline dayGetty Images

    Matheus Nunes, Brennan Johnson, Ansu Fati and Ryan Gravenberch made moves on deadline day

    The biggest Premier League deal of deadline day saw Manchester City sign Portugal midfielder Matheus Nunes from Wolves for £55m, while the Treble winners sold Cole Palmer toChelseafor £40m.

    Manchester United brought in goalkeeper Altay Bayindir from Fenerbahce for £4.5m, midfielder Sofyan Amrabat on loan from Fiorentina, full back Sergio Reguilon on loan from Tottenham and free agent Jonny Evans on a one-year deal.

    Nottingham Forest were the busiest club, signing seven players including midfielder Ibrahim Sangare from PSV, winger Callum Hudson-Odoi from Chelsea and midfielder Nicolas Dominguez from Bologna.

    Other notable deadline day deals included:

  2. Premier League clubs spend £2.36bn in record-breaking summer

    Dominik Szoboszlai, Moises Caicedo and Declan RiceBBC Sport

    Another record-breaking transfer window closed on Friday after a busy summer that saw Premier League clubs splash out £2.36bn on new players.

    The combined outlay of the 20 clubs during the window smashes the previous spending record of £1.92bn set last summer by £440m, according to financial services firm Deloitte.

    Premier League clubs spent £255m on deadline day alone, which is more than double the £120m spent on the final day of last summer's window.

    That means the 2023-24 season already has the second-highest transfer spend ever after last season's £2.73bn - with the January window still to come.

    Other records include:

    • Premier League transfers accounted for 48% of total spending across the 'big five' European leagues - La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1
    • Premier League clubs received £550m in transfer fees from overseas clubs, more than double the previous record of £210m in the summer of 2022
    • With the exception of Spain's La Liga, gross transfer spend increased in all of Europe's 'big five' leagues
    • Only two of Europe's 'big five' leagues spent more on transfers than they received - the Premier League and Ligue 1
    • There were 13 Premier League transfers valued at £50m-plus, which is more than the previous two summer transfer windows combined.

  3. Before we get the team news from Bramall Lane for the opening match of the day, let's have a quick look back at the transfer window and a truly hectic deadline day.

  4. The plan

    This is what we have coming up over the weekend.

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  5. Thanks for joining us

    Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of another busy Saturday of Premier League football.

    We have six games for you today, with live BBC Radio 5 Live commentary of Burnley v Tottenham and then Brighton v Newcastle available in this page later on.

  6. Back to business

    After a crazy and frantic summer of deals, the transfer window is now closed...

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    ...although some clubs will still be sweating on losing their best players over the next week...

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    ...but for others it is time to crack on and get on with the season.

    For the two sides in the opening game of the day, it is about finally getting something to celebrate after miserable starts.

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