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The result means Chelsea missed the chance to go top, ahead of Liverpool's game tomorrow with Burnley. Don't forget we also have the Manchester Derby. We will see you again tomorrow!

FULL-TIME: Brentford 2-2 Chelsea

And that's yet another draw between these two London rivals. Brentford took their moments, while scarce, as they arrived after two Chelsea quality moments.

Here's a look at the reaction from the late, late, equaliser.

GOAL! 90+4' Brentford 2-2 Chelsea

Seemingly out of nothing, the Bees pull one back. A long throw somehow evades every Chelsea player in the box and the ball falls to an unmarked Fabio Carvalho who pokes home at the back post to equalise.

Oh wow!

Brentford only have themselves to blame here, really, with only two shots on target all game. Can't sit back against a team like this Chelsea side.

Look what it means for the former Manchester United man.

GOAL! 87' Brentford 1-2 Chelsea

It was surely coming. New signing Alejandro Garnacho crosses the ball and it finds Moises Caicedo, who first gets caught up with his feet but then finds composure and blasts home from just outside the box.

Could and should have been another there for the Blues. Joã Pedro takes the ball down the right side, and instead of shooting himself, cuts the ball back to Cole Palmer. A lunging Caoimhin Kelleher saved his shot.

Welcome back, Ice Cole.

Surprisingly, this was Palmer's first league goal from open play since January!

GOAL! 61' Brentford 1-1 Chelsea

The hosts were doing well to sit back and soak up Chelsea's pressure, but Cole Palmer was left unmarked in the right place at the right time to volley home. Instant impact.

The Ice Man has been called from the bench. Will Cole Palmer bring in the spark Chelsea desperately need?

Things appear to be getting a little tense now, with Moises Caicedo shoving goal scorer Kevin Schade over. Game continues.

SECOND HALF UNDERWAY!

Let's see what happens in the final bit of Premier League action this weekend.

Plenty of changes for Chelsea at the break, with Reece James, Marc Cucurella and Tyrique George coming on.

HALF-TIME - Brentford 1-0 Chelsea

That's a dreary first half done now, besides a blip of action with the goal. Surely it won't stay the same after the break?

João Pedro was trying to find space in the box, but ultimately shifted the ball to Enzo Fernandes who scuffed his shot short. Nothing genuinely threatening from that spell.

Nobody wearing Blue is doing any pressing here. Maresca will surely have something to say about that at half-time.

Here's a look at that Henderson assist.

GOAL! 35' Brentford 1-0 Chelsea

And virtually out of nowhere, Kevin Schade breaks the deadlock. A ball over the top from Jordan Henderson is received comfortably and he remains composed enough  to twist Tosin Adarabioyo and roll home.

Still no shot on target for either side after 20 minutes.

Surprisingly it's Caoimhin Kelleher who has seen a lot of the ball, he's cutting out Chelsea crosses into the box before they can even become a tiny threat.

João Pedro has been lively for the visitors, seeing an effort blocked by Sepp Van den Berg. Down at the other end, Kevin Schade saw a shot blocked by Tosin Adarabioyo.

One thing is Chelsea star Cole Palmer is on the bench tonight. Here's what head coach Maresca had to say about that.

KICK OFF!

And we're underway now at Gtech Community Stadium.

And finally, our last clash of the day sees Brentford host Chelsea late on Saturday. Who do you have, the Bees or the Blues?

Oh no Potter

FULL TIME: West Ham 0-3 Spurs

It's a scoreline the hosts wouldn't have come back from, to be honest. Tottenham sit in the top three and Graham Potter's Hammers are in the bottom three. What a dramatic London debry.

Kudus came close to adding more misery tonight for his former club. The Tottenham star squanders his chance to go and find the fourth. That's one sigh of relief for West Ham.

Home is not a cozy place right now for the Hammers.

In a twist of events, Spurs are actually sitting back and just mindlessly passing the ball around. London Stadium looks empty right now.

Here's a look at the challenge from Soucek.

The home fans will appreciate that it's quieted down now. Some 15 minutes to go. Tottenham will want to add more goals here for sure.

GOAL! 63' West Ham 0-3 Spurs

Obviously the visitors are roaring with confidence now. It's Micky van de Ven drills home a loose ball in the box into the bottom left corner.

GOAL! 57' West Ham 0-2 Spurs

And now with the man advantage it's Tottenham who strike again. Lucas Bergvall heads home a second.

RED CARD - 54' Tomas Soucek

Ugh oh. That's an implosion from West Ham. Tomas Soucek is sent off for a studs up challenge, and knowingly walks off the pitch following the red card.

Just look at what it means!

GOAL! 47' - West Ham 0-1 Spurs

Thomas Frank must have had a real half-time talk because two minutes in, Pape Matar Sarr heads the ball home. Some awfully flat-footed defending from the Hammers on the corner.

SECOND HALF UNDERWAY!

Off to a quick start here as Bown has a crack after 40 seconds but not enough power on it. Who will find the breakthrough?

Here's a look at the first half by the numbers.

HALF-TIME

With the same amount of controversies as shots on goal, it's all level here at 0-0 by the break.

Micky Van de Ven was pushed down in the box, the same way Kyle Walker Peters was earlier, but no penalty is given. Spurs are seriously unimpressed.

Now we have some more controversy. Kinda repeating the same instance from earlier in the game.

We're seeing new signing Xavi Simons have a bit of the ball. Might he be able to pull something out of nothing?

And here's a look at the incident. Romero pushing Kyle Walker-Peters down to the ground. Was it the right call?

It's been a back-and-forth affair here, with Spurs getting the ball in the back of the net, but VAR has disallowed Cristian Romero's header.

But the best chance of the match after 15-minutes has arrived at the other end. It's Lucas Paqueta who dragged a shot marginally wide.

It's Tottenham's Mohammed Kudus who looks very lively, though he's receiving plenty of jeers and boos from his once home side.

KICK OFF!

And here we go inside London Stadium.

Could Jarrod Bowen be the difference maker today?

And we still have more! Coming up next, it's West Ham welcoming London rivals Tottenham to their side of town.

FULL TIME: NEWCASTLE 1-0 WOLVES

Woltemade announces himself to the St James' Park faithful with a match-winning first-half header.

FULL TIME: BOURNEMOUTH 2-1 BRIGHTON

Semenyo played a part in both Bournemouth goals to lead the Cherries to victory over the Seagulls.

FULL TIME: CRYSTAL PALACE 0-0 SUNDERLAND

Palace pushed late on but couldn't find a way past the in-form Robin Roefs, who produced several top saves.

FULL TIME: EVERTON 0-0 ASTON VILLA

Martinez's excellent save from Keane's header saved the Villans from defeat.

FULL TIME: FULHAM 1-0 LEEDS

That late Gudmundsson own goal gives Fulham their first win of the season.

GOAL FULHAM!

Surely there's a winner at Craven Cottage at the death as Gabriel Gudmundsson puts the ball into his own net from a Fulham corner.

ANOTHER PALACE CHANCE

Kamada takes a pot shot from a long way out. It's heading towards goal and forces Roefs into yet another excellent save.

CLOSE PALACE!

The Eagles are really pressing for the winner now and Roefs keeps out Mateta's goal-bound header.

Another look at that Martinez save to deny Everton.

CHANCE PALACE

Kamada unleashes a low shot towards goal and Roefs reacts quickly to prevent a Palace opener.

A vital player for the Cherries...

WHAT A SAVE MARTINEZ!

Grealish whips another excellent cross in and Keane gets a flick towards goal. The Everton fans are waiting for the net to bulge but Martinez gets up to claw out the effort. A worldie of a save!

CHANCE FULHAM

Rodrigo Muniz gets a tame header towards goal and Darlow gathers comfortably.

CLOSE BOURNEMOUTH

The Cherries are looking to see this game off and Marcus Tavernier fires inches over the crossbar.

GOAL BOURNEMOUTH

Semenyo converts the spot-kick, firing straight down the middle.

PENALTY BOURNEMOUTH

Van Hecke fouls Evanilson inside the area.

The lineups for West Ham vs Tottenham have been announced. Here are the starting XIs for that London Derby.

CHANCE FULHAM

Best chance of the game for the Cottagers as Harry Wilson's free-kick is heading towards the top corner. Karl Darlow, making his first start in four years, produces a vital reaction save to keep the score level.

Brighton have made a blistering start to the second period and Welbeck's half volley is a whisker away from finding the bottom corner.

CHANCES FOR PALACE

Quickfire opportunities for the hosts with Jean Philippe Mateta forcing Roefs into a save before Pino lashes over on the follow-up.

GOAAAL BRIGHTON

We're all square at the Vitality as Karou Mitoma meets Minteh's cross with a free header to pull the Seagulls back into this clash.

CLOSE EVERTON

A low pass is flashed towards Beto, who can't quite sort his feet out in time. He gets contact but sends the shot wide.

CHANCE LEEDS

The first big opportunity of the second half falls to Brenden Aaronson as the midfielder's near post attempt is kept out by Bernd Leno.

SECOND HALF

The Premier League action returns for the second 45. Will more goals arrive after half time?

'Hombre del partido'. Martin Zubimendi presented with Man of the Match award after Arsenal beat Nottingham Forest earlier.

HALF TIME: NEWCASTLE 1-0 WOLVES

Newcastle's new star striker gives the Magpies a deserved lead over Wolves, who started fast but faded as the half progressed.

HALF TIME: BOURNEMOUTH 1-0 BRIGHTON

Scott's ferocious early strike is the difference on the south coast.

OFF THE POST!

Newcastle almost snatch a second before the break as Sandro Tonali's curling shot hits the bottom of the post.

HALF TIME: CRYSTAL PALACE 0-0 SUNDERLAND

HALF TIME: EVERTON 0-0 ASTON VILLA

HALF TIME: FULHAM 0-0 LEEDS

NEWCASTLE DISALLOWED GOAL

Barnes tees up Murphy for a simple finish. But, just as St James' Park errupts, the goal is chalked off as Barnes strayed offside.

OFF THE BAR!

Leeds are pushing hard at the end of the half against Fulham and Sean Longstaff clips the bar with a rising first-time strike.

Jacob Murphy wants to go from provider to scorer and tries his luck from a long way out, which goes just wide of the post.

CHANCE BRIGHTON

Yankuba Minteh bursts into the Bournemouth area and first a shot towards goal from a tight angle. Djordje Petrovic is alert and parries the shot to safety.

CLOSE PALACE!

Pino beats the Sunderland offside trap and races through on goal. The attacker only has Robin Roefs to beat but shoots wide.

CHANCE EVERTON

The Toffees have been dominant in the first half and Keane heads over once again from a Grealish cross.

GOAL NEWCASTLE!

Nick Woltemade is off the mark for the Toon. The towering German meets Murohy’s cross with a thumping header down into the net. Worth every penny of the £69m.

GOAL BOURNEMOUTH!

Alex Scott gives the Cherries the lead with an excellent turn and shot into the net after Semenyo's assist.

CHANCE EVERTON

Keane gets a flick on to a long throw into the area. Jack Grealish reacts first and shoots into Martinez's feet. Everton looking lively here!

CHANCE SUNDERLAND

Noah Sadiki fires a first time shot towards goal but it sails just over the crossbar.

CHANCE NEWCASTLE

Joelinton rises to nod down a long throw towards Jacob Murphy and the midfielder shoots at Sam Johnstone from point blank range.

PALACE PENALTY APPEAL

Daichi Kama goes down under Omar Alderete's challenge but the home side's protests are turned down.

Everton keep asking questions of Villa's defence as Michael Keane heads just over the crossbard from a free-kick.

CHANCE EVERTON

Everton fly forward and put Villa under great pressure. Jack Grealish picks out Beto in the area, who pokes towards goal and forces Emi Martinez into a strong save.

Brighton forced into an early change already as Jack Hinshelwood is injured. He's replaced by Yasin Ayari.

CHANCES FOR WOLVES!

A long ball forward from kick off finds Rodrigo Gomes, who lashes towards goal and forces Nick Pope into an early save. Hwang Hee-chan's half volley then tests Pope again. Strong start for Wanderers!

KICK OFF

The remaining Premier League afternoon games get underway!

10 minutes to go until five more Premier League clashes get started this afternoon.

A slow start under Postecoglou.

FULL TIME: ARSENAL 3-0 NOTTINGHAM FOREST

Zubimendi's double and Gyökeres' tap-in lead the Gunners to a comfortable home triumph. There's no new manager bounce for Ange Postecoglou at Forest as they fall to a second consecutive 3-0 Premier League defeat.

Arsenal have a late penalty shout as Leandro Trossard goes down under a challenge from Nikola Milenković, but the referee isn't interested in the appeals.

Four minutes of injury time remaining.

An excellent outing from Zubimendi at the Emirates.

GOOOAL ARSENAL!

Arsenal play the free-kick short and Rice whips it towards the back post. Martín Zubimendi risest highest to meet it with a looping header into the net.

Arsenal have a free-kick in a dangerous position as Williams drags down Madueke...

A bright start for Eze this afternoon.

CHANCE ARSENAL!

Jurrien Timber lashes a great ball across the goalmouth and the sliding Rice is inches away from converting.

Dilane Bakwa sends a dangerous cross towards Gibbs-White but Arsenal manage to clear and get on the counter. The attack is quickly snubbed out by Elliot Anderson.

A couple of Arsenal changes incoming. Declan Rice on for Gyökeres and Riccardo Calafiori comes off for Miles Lewis-Skelly.

He loves playing on home turf!

OFF THE BAR!

Madueke feeds in Gyökeres and the striker's first time shot from a tight angle thumps the frame of the goal.

CHANCE FOREST!

Against the run of play, Forest generate a half chance and Chris Wood's flick cannons off the crossbar. Bit of a warning sign for the Gunners.

GOOOAAL ARSENAL

Eze gets into the Forest box, squares to Viktor Gyökeres and the Arsenal striker has the simplest of tap-ins from close range.

SECOND HALF BEGINS

Back to it for the second period at the Emirates.

A constant threat..

HALF TIME: ARSENAL 1-0 FOREST

Zubimendi's stunning half volley gives Arsenal a narrow lead over Forest. The Gunners have dominated for large spells, but the Tricky Trees did forge a late opening through Morgan Gibbs-White.

CHANCE ARSENAL

Eze gets to the byline and picks out Viktor Gyökeres, who pokes his shot wide from six yards.

CHANCE FOREST!

Wood tees up Morgan Gibbs-White inside the Arsenal area but the midfielder skews his shot well wide. The biggest opening so far for the visitors.

Seven minutes of injury time coming up.

A finish of the highest order...

Zubimendi goes for another long-range effort and volleys just over the bar. Not too far away!

GOOOOAL ARSENAL!!

Forest clear straight to Martín Zubimendi and the midfielder lashes in a belter from 20-yards out. A debut goal for the Spain star!

Madueke breaks into the area and cuts back into a dangerous area. Just as Arsenal's attackers line up to finish, Murillo makes a goal saving tackle.

CHANCE ARSENAL

Another Madueke corner finds Gabriel and his header is deflected narrowly wide.

Arsenal get into the Forest area again and Eze tries to work half a yard for a shot, but the Gunners' debutant is smothered once again by the Tricky Trees' defence.

The Norwegian appeared to suffer a shoulder injury.

Martin Ødegaard has to go off after picking up an early knock. He'll be replaced by Ethan Nwaneri.

Another angle of that early Sels save to deny Merino.

Arsenal starting to ask more questions now as Viktor Gyökeres gets in behind Forest's defence and picks out Eze. The forward's shot is blocked and easily gathered by Sels.

Forest get forward with intent for the first time and David Ndoye's low cross is gathered comfortably by Raya.

Arsenal once again cause havoc from set pieces as Noni Noni Madueke's corner is headed wide by Gabriel.

CHANCE ARSENAL!

The Gunners swing a free-kick deep into Forest's area and the knockdown falls to Mikel Merino. Matz Sels races off his line and prevents the Spanish midfielder from finding the net.

Arsenal link up nicely around the penalty area and the ball falls to Martin Ødegaard, who can't get his shot away through a swarm of red shirts.

KICK OFF

We're up and running at the Emirates.

The teams are heading out and we're just moments away from kick off.

A familiar pair link up in the Gunners' midfield today.

Raya reaches an Arsenal milestone this afternoon.

Here's how Arsenal and Nottingham Forest line up for the early Premier League kick-off.

With Bukayo Saka out injured, Eberechi Eze gets his full debut for the Gunners.

Hello and welcome to our coverage of today's Premier League action.

First up, Ange Postecoglou takes charge of Nottingham Forest for the first time as his side heads to Arsenal.