Ian: Who's scored the best goal today? Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham or Eddie Nketiah? It's a tough one tbh.

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Chelsea

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to TNT Sports: "It's difficult now to accept the defeat because after the first half we played really well, dominated and created chances. We had the control, I think Brentford didn't do what they planned and I think we were so, so good. But of course you need to score in the final third and then be clinical. When that happens you need some luck. It was difficult because we concede I think the first chance we conceded and then it was tough because it was difficult to break down their defensive block."

On why Chelsea have struggled to be clinical? "I think it's about many things. It's about not only confidence but better decisions. Too many factors that can influence it. We have suffered this from the beginning of the season, I think the team played well and dominated. It's really disappointing. The frustration is right. We started to play rash and we didn't have the calm to keep playing. That was really disappointing. We were the better side and in the end we concede two goals. Really, really, really disappointed."

On how Robert Sanchez is responding to criticism: "It's about experience. You want a keeper at Chelsea to deal with this situation. We're giving him our confidence and trust and he's working hard every day."

On if Chelsea's home form is worrying: "I am not happy, I think the players and the club also aren't. It's a long time that we need to be more consistent here. We feel that we need to chance that dynamic."

We'll bring you the reaction to those two 3pm games as soon as we get it. Firstly, though, here's a bit from Mauricio Pochettino on Chelsea's loss to Brentford, and after that build-up to Wolves v Newcastle...

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Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal business as usual to respond to neighbours Tottenham's win last night and making sure they get the job at hand done.

Plenty of changes to the side but given the performance you wouldn't have noticed. It has been far too easy for them, they have just enjoyed the occasion.

Worrying times for Sheffield United, you can't see them staying in this league the way things are going. No shots on goal tells you everything, David Raya could have been an outfielder today.

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Game over - officially.

It was done and dusted a long time in truth after a clinical performance from Arsenal.

Eddie Nketiah grabs the matchball after his hat-trick set the Gunners on their way to a comfortable home win.

Bournemouth have their first win of the season!

Philip Billing's audacious lob gets the Cherries and Andoni Iraola up and running.

Burnley will see this as a missed opportunity.

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Sander Berge cuts inside and fires a low shot that takes a deflection and is saved by Andrei Radu. Is that it?

Almost a sixth! Kai Havertz, who has been quiet this afternoon, nips in and lashes into the side-netting.

Sheffield United will be begging for the final whistle.

That should just be about that.

We've played 10 minutes of added time now.

Have Burnley got one more attack in them?

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Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Disaster again in the Sheffield United defence, but the delight from everyone in the Arsenal set up is clear to see.

The players and staff on the bench are on their feet applauding, Tomiyasu clearly a very popular figure within the club and with the fans.

Oh wow!

How have Burnley not equalised here!

Charlie Taylor's cross is whipped to the back post following a short corner and it is met by the rising Sander Berge. Andrei Radu scrambles the ball out before Berge pokes the ball on to the roof of the net.

Massive chance to nick a point.

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Maybe in the VAR hub they've all nipped out for a cup of tea? Crazy for it take that long. The sooner we get to the semi-automated system the better.

Whether they've come to the right decision, who knows.

Still time - and space - for Eddie Nketiah to score a fourth goal and he looks to be in before a last-ditch tackle stops him shooting from close range.

But the Blades still concede a corner...

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Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There wasn't much pressure on the penalty given the 3-0 scoreline but Vieira was visibly relieved to get his goal at the Emirates.

A really well taken spot kick, strokes the ball into the bottom corner. He sent the keeper the wrong way, job done.

It was announced that there would be seven added minutes during that VAR delay.

Ninety-two minutes in and Sheffield United win their first corner of the match.

Cue celebratory cheers from the Blades fans who are still there.

Can it lead to their first shot on target? Nope.

David Raya gets his hands on the ball - which has been as rare today as getting a pint at the Emirates without queuing - as he collects the corner.

After all that, they've decided something you could probably see from the raw footage - that Jay Rodriguez is offside.

That took a stupid amount of time.

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We've been waiting five minutes for this decision.