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FULL TIME: Spurs 3-0 Everton

Everton's unbeaten run in their new stadium comes to an end as Spurs claim all three points. Tottenham are now third in the Premier League, level on points with newly-promoted Sunderland.

GOAL SPURS

Substitute Pape Matar Sarr seals the match for Tottenham as his header finds the bottom-left corner.

Everton continue to push for a goal, but time is running out for the Toffees...

CHANCE EVERTON

Iliman Ndiaye's deflected shot is denied by a diving save from Vicario.

CHANCE SPURS

Jordan Pickford denies Spurs substitute Richarlison at close-range.

CHANCE EVERTON

Guglielmo Vicario swats away Beto's unmarked overhead kick.

Everton get the second-half underway!

HALF TIME: Spurs 2-0 Everton

Both sides have had their moments, but it's Van de Ven who has been the difference maker through the first 45 minutes.

GOAL SPURS

Another Tottenham corner, another Van de Ven header and another goal!

The Spurs defender has scored his second goal to double Tottenham's lead just before the break.

DISALLOWED GOAL EVERTON

Everton thought they had responded with a corner of their own. But, following a VAR review, Jake O'Brien's headed goal was disallowed due to an offside which interfered with the Spurs goalkeeper.

GOAL SPURS

Micky van de Ven opens with a well-placed header off a looping corner from Mohammed Kudus which was headed across goal by Rodrigo Bentancur.

Both sides have looked eager to attack throughout the first 15 minutes.

However, there haven't been many clear-cut chances thus far.

CHANCE EVERTON

It's been a very positive start for Everton as Jack Grealish forces a crucial block from Pedro Porro in the opening minutes.

KICK OFF

The final Premier League match of the day is underway!

An incredible milestone reached on the other side of North London.

Here are some of Thomas Frank's thoughts ahead of the match.

UP NEXT...

Spurs take on Everton at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

FULL TIME: Wolves 2-3 Burnley

Lyle Foster's late, late strike gives Burnley a second consecutive win against bottom of the table Wolves.

FULL TIME: Villa 1-0 City

Cash's excellent first-half strike hands City a first defeat in nine games in all competitions.

GOAL BURNLEY!!

In the final minute, Burnley snatch what should be the winner at Molineux. Lyle Foster is the hero with a close-range finish. A huge goal at the bottom of the table.

FULL TIME: Arsenal 1-0 Palace

Eze haunts his former club with the winner as Arsenal move clear at the top of the table.

Man City fly forward in search of an equaliser, but the opportunity ends with Nico Gonzalez shooting miles over the bar.

FULL TIME: Bournemouth 2-0 Forest

Bournemouth's two first half goals help to prevent Forest's new manager bounce under Sean Dyche.

DISALLOWED GOAL CITY

The Cityzens think they've found a way through and, of course, it's Erling Haaland with the finish but it's ruled out for offside during the build-up.

City are playing inside Villa's half here and desperately probing for a way back into the game. The Villans seem content to sit in for the final few minutes.

CHANCES FOR WOLVES!

Munetsi races through on goal before Kyle Walker gets back to make an important tackle. Seconds later, Jean-Ricner Bellegarde hits a powerful volley towards goal and Dubravka saves.

CHANCE FOREST

Forest finally come to life and Morgan Gibbs-White sends a curling effort towards goal. Djordje Petrovic gets across well to save and preserve Bournemouth's lead.

Palace have a corner and Guehi rises highest but headers inches over the bar.

CHANCE VILLA!

Ollie Watkins goes through on goal but Gianluigi Donnarumma races out of his goal to smother the danger quickly.

Into the last 15 minutes, will we see any late drama across these four games?

CHANCE CITY

City finally get the ball into Haaland, who gets up well but can't really test Martinez with a tame header.

No shots on target between Bournemouth and Forest in the second half, which is suiting Bournemouth to a tee. The Cherries will go up to second if things stay as they are!!

Palace get forward quickly and Munoz's cross is just a touch too high for Eddie Nketiah to reach.

OFF THE BAR

So close for Wolves, Jhon Arias curls a pinpoint 20-yard free-kick towards goal and it clatters off the bar. A fine effort that one!

Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli comes on for Saka and looks bright already, whipping a dangerous low cross that Chris Richards boots clear.

CHANCE CITY

Savinho's first strike at goal is blocked and his second is cleared off the line by Pau Torres. City applying the pressure now!

Here's the team news for the final game this evening as Everton host Tottenham.

CHANCE ARSENAL

Trossard gets in behind the Palace defence and cuts back to Saka. Guehi makes a vital interception before the England attacker can apply the finish.

CHANCE VILLA!

Captain John McGinn fires a powerful volley towards goal. It's heading in, but blocked by a troop of City defenders just in time.

More urgency needed for City if they want to turn things around at Villa.

OFF THE BAR!

Gabriel's header thumps off the crossbar for Arsenal. Declan Rice tests Henderson on the follow up and Bukayo Saka lashes wide after a series of big chances. Palace riding their luck there!

William Saliba comes off at half time for the Gunners. He's replaced by Cristhian Mosquera.

SECOND HALF

And we're back underway for the second 45 across all four matches.

Can the Villans hold on and end Man City's three-match winning streak?

All to play for in the second half at Molinuex.

As things stand, Bournemouth will be up to second in the Premier League, leapfrogging high-flying Sunderland!

A lot of work to do for Dyche's Forest against Bournemouth.

GOAL WOLVES

On the stroke of half time, Wolves make it 2-2 through Munetsi's close range finish from Jean-Ricner Bellegarde's inch perfect cross.

HALF TIME: Bournemouth 2-0 Forest

Bournemouth in control at the Vitality Stadium against Dyche's Tricky Trees.

HALF TIME: Aston Villa 1-0 Man City

Cash's well-taken goal mid-way through the half is the difference at Villa Park.

HALF TIME: Arsenal 1-0 Crystal Palace

Eze's expert strike gives Arsenal a narrow lead over Palace.

Plenty of respect shown by the former Eagle after a sensational volley.

GOAL BOURNEMOUTH

Eli Kroupi doubles the Cherries' advantage before the break after working half a yard and lashing his finish into the corner. A top finish there!

GOAL WOLVES

Jørgen Strand Larsen tucks his penalty into the corner and Wolves are back into this one!

WOLVES PENALTY

A chance to half Burnley's lead here after Santiago Bueno is caught by Josh Cullen's wayward tackle.

GOAL ARSENAL

After a tense opening at the Emirates, Arsenal strike first and it's Eberechi Eze who fires into the net against his former club with a powerful volley.

Wolves are really pushing to find a way back into their game against Burnley and Marshall Munetsi sends a free header into Dubravka's arms.

Another strong away outing for Burnley's Quilindschy Hartman.

CHANCE ARSENAL

Arsenal work the ball forward extremely quickly and Leandro Trossard fires straight at Dean Henderson from a promising position.

A closer look at that Tavernier goal direct from a corner here. Not something you see every day!

Emi Buendia hobbles off for Villa with an injury. Jadon Sancho comes on in his place.

GOAL BURNLEY

Another big goal at Molinuex as Flemming bags his second of the afternoon with a simple tap in from three yards from Quilindschy Hartman's teasing cross.

GOAL BOURNEMOUTH

Marcus Tavernier scores direct from a corner, looping his delivery straight over Sels and into the net. An element of good fortune with that one!

A well-placed finish from Cash at Villa Park.

Palace get behind the Arsenal defence and Daniel Munoz shoots at David Raya, but the Colombian is just offside.

CHANCE MAN CITY

There's almost an instant response and Erling Haaland gets through on goal and forces Emiliano Martínez into a low save.

GOAL ASTON VILLA!

Matty Cash opens the scoring with a wonderful left-footed finish from the edge of the area into the City net!

Against the run of play, Burnley take an important lead at Wolves. Can they hold on?

GOAL BURNLEY

Zian Flemming puts the Clarets ahead with a composed first-time volley into the bottom corner.

Wolves looking a lot more positive this afternoon and Gomes has another attempt saved by Dubravka.

Palace start to threaten at the Emirates as Marc Guehi's flicked header from Adam Wharton's corner is cleared by Arsenal's defence.

CHANCE WOLVES

Rodrigo Gomes' dinked cross is saved by Martin Dubravka and Jhon Arias hits the follow up into the side netting.

CHANCE MAN CITY

City get their first opening of the afternoon at Villa and Tijjani Reijnders' curling strike flies over the bar.

Man City are taking the game to Aston Villa and Bernardo Silva finds space in the area, but his eventual cut back can't find a teammate.

CHANCE BOURNEMOUTH

Marcus Tavernier flashes a low shot towards the bottom corner, forcing Matz Sels into a low save round he post.

Arsenal have an early throw level with Palace's 18 yard box. Think we know where this one is going....

KICK OFF

The four early Premier League games are up and running!

Nottingham Forest are already on their third manager of the season. Is Sean Dyche the man to turn things around?

Just 15 minutes to go until Sunday's Premier League action begins. Who will come out on top in today's fixtures?

What a campaign it has been for Erling Haaland so far!

Palace sealed a comeback draw on their last visit to the Emirates, thanks to some late Mateta magic.

Wolves and Burnley meet in a big clash towards the bottom of the Premier League. The Old Gold are bottom and winless this season, while Burnley sit five points above in 17th place after beating Leeds 2-0 last week.

Here are the lineups at Molineux with important points up for grabs.

Sean Dyche takes charge of his first Premier League game with Nottingham Forest. His side beat Porto 2-0 at home on Thursday, but now face a tough trip to in-form Bournemouth.

Here's how the sides line up for that one on the south coast.

In Birmingham, Man City have made three changes, with Oscar Bobb, Phil Foden and Tijjani Reijnders returning to the lineup.

Villa have made six changes for this one following a shock defeat at Go Ahead Eagles in the Europa League.

Arsenal were sweating over Gabriel's fitness ahead of the Palace clash, but the defender starts at the Emirates this afternoon.

Eberechi Eze also lines up against his former club.

Good afternoon and welcome to our coverage of Sunday's Premier League action.

We have five games in store today, starting with four early kick-offs, including Arsenal vs Crystal Palace and Aston Villa vs Man City.