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Tottenham picked up just their second victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in 36 years with a 2-0 victory, as the host finished with 10-men after a record card for Cole Palmer.
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Nicolas Jackson scores twice as Aston Villa beat Manchester City 2-1 at Villa Park, to secure a fourth successive win in all competitions whilst also ending City's 100% start to the Premier League season.
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Goals from Ezri Konsa, his first for the club, and Gabriel Magalhaes helped Arsenal beat Everton 2-0 at the Emirates to move level on points with league leaders Manchester City.
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Fulham's Oscar Bobb scores in the 80th minute in their match against Coventry, as the London side earn back-to-back victories in the Premier League.
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Barnet condemn racial abuse targeted at Isiah Noel-Williams after the midfielder was sent off in their 1-1 draw with Oldham.
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Goalkeeper Mike Penders endures a difficult first Premier League start, scoring an own goal in Spurs' 2-0 win at Chelsea. Here's how we - and you - rated the players.
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Wandering Premier League managers beware, Arsenal's Mikel Arteta has compiled a dossier of bosses leaving their technical area.
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Nicky Hayen is sacked after just 14 games in charge at Burnley following a poor start to the season.
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Vitor Matos says Swansea City must "listen to this performance" after they slump to the heaviest defeat of his reign at Queens Park Rangers.
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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is "delighted" with his sides performance after making five changes in their 2-0 victory over Everton.
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Nicolas Jackson continues an excellent start to his Aston Villa career with a match-winning double against Manchester City.
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Tottenham manager Martin Ho was frustrated by a penalty decision in their defeat by Arsenal and says Women's Super League referees "need more support".
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