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19:27 BST - We're wrapping up our coverage right here.
The Premier League action isn't completely done for this round as on Monday, Leeds host Newcastle under the lights at Elland Road.
19:09 BST - Manchester United boss Michael Carrick was equally as scathing of the officials' decision-making this evening.
"I'm confused," he told Sky Sports. "We put things in place in the game now. We have people in offices with all the screens for this decision.
"It's more worrying (whether) that's the interpretation of football now. If that's the interpretation of not interfering in the game now, that's really worrying for me. It's a staggering decision."
19:00 BST - Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez pulled no punches with his thoughts about City's winner, outlining his confusion over the offside rules.
"I think (Enzo Fernandez) was offside," he told Sky Sports. "What I can't understand is the rules.
"He was there! I went to him because he was in front of me. That’s why Haaland was free at the back.
"I want to be calm but it is so hard. Every season the officials come to our club and spend an hour explaining the rules and they look so confident with that.
"Then after, five or six people (officials) doing this kind of mistake in the Premier League is unacceptable. We have to go home with this injustice."
18:46 BST - Erling Haaland hailed Manchester City's performance in escaping Old Trafford with three points after going a man down.
"It's amazing, I have to be honest," he told Sky Sports. "We had to lay low, which is not ideal, we like to keep the ball, try to score goals. But these times, you have to lay a bit low and take your chances when it's possible, and we managed to do that well.
"And I think this shows the personality, the character, to keep the ball away at Old Trafford with 10 men. That is personality."
18:40 BST - Manchester City have scored in their last 20 games in the Premier League, their longest run of games with a goal in the competition since a run of 20 games from April 3rd, 2024 to November 9th, 2024.
18:32 BST - Ten-man Manchester City overcame a first-half red card to beat Manchester United 1-0, denying the Red Devils’ boss Michael Carrick the accolade of becoming the first United manager since 1913 to win their first two league H2Hs against City.
Read the match report: Haaland the hero as 10-man City rally to defeat bitter rivals Man Utd
18:28 BST - Manchester City spent three-quarters of the game a man down, but acquitted themselves tremendously during a fractious affair against their rivals.
18:24 BST - FULL-TIME! Manchester United 0-1 Manchester City
18:00 BST - Erling Haaland has now scored nine goals in eight appearances in the Premier League against Manchester United.
17:56 BST - Almost two for City as Senne Lammens tips Enzo Fernandez's shot onto the post. You can't take your eyes off this one.
17:50 BST - GOAL! WOW! The goal stands! After a long, long VAR check, Haaland's effort counts.
Old Trafford is bemused and the City fans erupt as the 10 men in Blue grab the lead.
17:47 BST - NO GOAL! Erling Haaland nets at the back post but the linesman's flag is raised, likely for offside against Enzo Fernandez! There will be a VAR check though...
17:39 BST - United strike the post again! This time Kobbie Mainoo strikes the woodwork from outside the box and the rebound could have gone anywhere as it hits back off Gianluigi Donnarumma.
17:33 BST - Back underway at Old Trafford. City have made a switch with Iliman Ndiaye replacing Rayan Cherki.
17:17 BST - HALF-TIME! Manchester United 0-0 Manchester City
17:15 BST - Marcus Rashford is so close to giving United the lead as his free-kick from distance comes back off the post!
17:03 BST - Phil Foden is only the second Manchester City player to be sent off against Manchester United in the Premier League and the first since Bernardo Corradi in 2006.
16:53 BST - RED CARD! City are reduced to 10 as Phil Foden is sent off for kicking out at Bruno Fernandes after a coming together on the touchline!
16:30 BST - KICK-OFF! The Manchester derby is underway at Old Trafford - follow Man Utd v Man City here
16:10 BST - We'll be shifting our focus onto the big one this afternoon as Manchester United square off with old foes Manchester City at Old Trafford.
United are in need of a statement after a patchy start to the campaign, while City are looking to keep the momentum going under Enzo Maresca with a fourth straight win.
16:03 BST - Coventry actually had their moments, but alas, this is the ruthlessness of the Premier League.
16:00 BST - Coventry City became just the second side in Premier League (PL) history to lose their first four games of a season without scoring after they fell to a 5-0 home defeat against Brighton & Hove Albion.
Read the match report: Coventry thrashed by Brighton as wait for first Premier League goal continues
15:54 BST - FULL-TIME! Coventry 0-5 Brighton
15:52 BST - GOAL! Five for Brighton! Yasin Ayari bends one into the far corner from the edge of the area to cap a five-star display from the Seagulls.
15:41 BST - GOAL! Lewis Dunk gets in on the act to make it 4-0 to Brighton with a superb strike from distance!
Who knew he had that in his locker?
15:32 BST - While Brighton continue to pour it on Coventry, we have the latest team news ahead of the Manchester derby!
15:27 BST - GOAL! Pascal Gross drills it in clinically. 3-0 to Brighton and game well and truly over.
15:26 BST - PENALTY! Spot kick for Brighton as Bobby Thomas catches Charalampos Kostoulas. A chance for 3-0...
15:17 BST - Taiwo Awoniyi has received his first red card in the Premier League on his 94th appearance.
15:11 BST - RED CARD! Bad to worse for Coventry as Taiwo Awoniyi is shown a straight red for a stray elbow on Maxim De Cuyper.
A disastrous couple of minutes for the hosts.
15:09 BST - GOAL! It's a second for Brighton as Malick Yalcouye races away and slots home clinically. 2-0 to the visitors.
15:03 BST - Back underway. Will Coventry turn things around to avoid a fourth straight season-opening defeat?
14:47 BST - HALF-TIME! Coventry 0-1 Brighton
14:40 BST - Brighton have avoided defeat in their last nine matches when scoring first in the Premier League, since a 2-1 loss to Fulham on January 24th.
14:35 BST - GOAL! Just as Coventry were probing for the opener, Charalampos Kostoulas drills in a high-quality effort to give Brighton the lead!
14:00 BST - KICK-OFF! Game on in a sun-soaked Coventry - follow Coventry v Brighton here
13:03 BST - Team news for Coventry versus Brighton is available and both sides are unchanged for this afternoon's fixture:
12:24 BST - Here's what's happened on Saturday. Arsenal maintained their winning start to the season, Chelsea and Liverpool were frustrated by Hull and Fulham, respectively, while Tottenham have still not scored a goal.
12:00 BST - Welcome back! After a very busy Saturday in the Premier League, we're back for more with a leaner, but hopefully equally entertaining schedule.
Coventry host Brighton at 14:00, looking to get their first points on the board before the small matter of the Manchester derby as Manchester United host rivals Manchester City at Old Trafford at 16:30.
Saturday, September 12th
23:02 BST - That'll do it for us tonight. Thanks for joining!
22:17 BST - After his side's 0-0 draw with Fulham at Anfield earlier today, Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola said it was clear his players were suffering from fatigue.
"Our players were tired," he said. "We cannot hide it. I think it's the worst turnaround in terms of 60-something hours between the games, after a very big game the other day.
"This is going to happen more times, maybe with one more day, but sometimes it's going to happen the same way during the season. We have to adapt to these circumstances."
Read more: Iraola insists 'tired' Liverpool players must adapt to busy schedule
21:56 BST - FULL-TIME: Sunderland 0-2 Arsenal.
An admirable effort by the hosts, but a really solid defensive effort on the road from the Gunners, which they've been rewarded for. Read our match report here.
21:55 BST - GOAL! Bukayo Saka converts from 12 yards! 2-0.
21:54 BST - RED CARD! Reinildo Mandava has been sent off for Sunderland.
21:54 BST - PENALTY TO ARSENAL!
21:47 BST - There will be a minimum of six minutes added on before the final whistle.
21:40 BST - Sunderland are really pushing for a goal now, but Arsenal seem fairly resolute in defence. Might we see a scoreline that isn't 1-0?
21:15 BST - GOAL! Arsenal have broken the deadlock! Bruno Guimaraes haunts Sunderland, 1-0.
21:13 BST - NO GOAL! David Raya denies Enzo Le Fee from 12 yards! 0-0.
21:13 BST - PENALTY TO SUNDERLAND!
21:03 BST - Arsenal made two changes at the break, with Bruno Guimaraes replacing Myles Lewis-Skelly and Jurrien Timber taking Ben White's place.
21:02 BST - We are back underway in Wearside! Will we get a goal?
20:47 BST - HALF-TIME: Sunderland 0-0 Arsenal.
A bit of a cagey affair at the Stadium of Light. The Gunners are on top, but the scoreline is so far suiting the hosts.
20:45 BST - There will be a minimum of one minute added on before the break.
20:30 BST - Not much to report after 30 minutes in Sunderland. Arsenal, as expected, are dictating much of the match (with 72% of the ball), but we remain goalless. You'd have to say it probably suits the visitors.
20:00 BST - And we are underway at the Stadium of Light! Stick with us for all the key updates.
19:43 BST - Naturally, Sunderland captain and former Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka is getting some special treatment this evening.
19:30 BST - Attention now shifts to Wearside, where Sunderland are set to host champions Arsenal in 30 minutes.
19:22 BST - FULL-TIME: Tottenham 0-0 Everton.
Roberto De Zerbi's Spurs, sat in 17th, extend their winless streak to four of this Premier League season. Click here for our report.
19:03 BST - We've got about 15 minutes left to play at the Tottenham Hostpur Stadium, where it remains goalless.
18:50 BST - Team news for Sunderland v Arsenal is now available! Check out who starts for whom below.
18:48 BST - Well, 15 minutes after the restart and it's Everton who are looking the more likely to open the scoring; three shots to Spurs' one. (0.52xG v 0.02xG).
18:33 BST - We are back underway at Tottenham!
18:20 BST - You can expect team news ahead of tonight's eye-catching clash between Sunderland and Arsenal within the next 30 minutes or so.
18:17 BST - HALF-TIME: Tottenham 0-0 Everton.
Not a great advert for the Premier League, but Tottenham certainly had the lion's share of the action.
17:30 BST - We are underway at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium! Stick with us for all the key updates.
17:05 BST - Attention now shifts to north London, where Tottenham v Everton is set to get underway in 20 minutes.
16:59 BST - FULL-TIME: Click each link below to go to our full match reports.
16:52 BST - GOAL! Ipswich lead Crystal Palace again! Zian Flemming, 3-2.
16:48 BST - There will be a minimum of six minutes added on at Stamford Bridge, where it remains 2-2.
16:48 BST - GOAL! Forest have scored what should be the match-winner at Villa Park! Igor Jesus, 2-1.
16:46 BST - There will be a minimum of four minutes added on at Anfield, where it's still 0-0.
16:40 BST - GOAL! Crystal Palace, despite going down to 10 men, are once again level with Ipswich! Jorgen Larsen the man of the moment, 2-2.
16:35 BST - GOAL! Aston Villa are level with Forest! Alysson, 1-1.
16:25 BST - GOAL! Chelsea have found an equaliser against Hull! Joao Pedro with the finishing touch, 2-2.
16:25 BST - Chelsea have attempted over 336 passes in this match, higher than their season average of 335 in the Premier League.
16:22 BST - GOAL! We are once again level at the Vitality, as Brentford equalise. Kevin Schade at the double, 2-2.
16:20 BST - GOAL! Bournemouth complete their comeback and now lead Brentford. Marcus Tavernier, 2-1.
20:19 BST - Team news for Tottenham v Everton is now available.
16:08 BST - GOAL! Forest have taken the lead over Villa! Liam Delap just moments after the restart, 1-0.
16:07 BST - We are back underway around the grounds!
15:52 BST - HALF-TIME:
15:46 BST - GOAL! Ipswich now lead 10-man Crystal Palace. Leif Davis with the finish, Emersonn with the assist, 2-1.
15:39 BST - GOAL! Bournemouth equalise! Justin Kluivert, 1-1.
15:38 BST - Chelsea have conceded four first-half goals in four games; only Ipswich Town and Crystal Palace (both five) have conceded more in the Premier League this season.
15:36 BST - RED CARD! Axel Disasi has been sent off for Crystal Palace.
15:34 BST - GOAL! Brentford have taken the lead over Bournemouth! Kevin Schade, 1-0.
15:25 BST - GOAL! Hull now LEAD Chelsea! Mohamed Belloumi again! 2-1.
15:29 BST - GOAL! Hull have one back at Chelsea! Mohamed Belloumi with the finish, 1-1.
15:24 BST - GOAL! Ipswich are level against Palace! Emersonn for the Tractor Boys, confirmed after a brief VAR check, 1-1.
15:15 BST - GOAL! Palace have taken the lead over Ipswich! Anan Khalaili with the finishing touch, 1-0.
15:07 BST - GOAL! It's Chelsea who break the mid-afternoon deadlock, as Morgan Rogers gives them an early lead over Hull. 1-0.
15:00 BST - We are underway around the grounds! Stick with us for all the key updates.
14:15 BST - Arsenal visit Sunderland tonight looking to continue their 100 per cent record in all competitions. Mikel Arteta caught headlines during the week for his outlandish pre-season tactics - could they already be having an effect on his players?
13:55 BST - Team news is in for all five Premier League matches at 15:00:
Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest - follow live
Bournemouth v Brentford - follow live
Crystal Palace v Ipswich - follow live
Liverpool v Fulham - follow live
13:45 BST - Flashscore and Tribal Football spoke exclusively to former Tottenham goalkeeper Brad Friedel about the London club's struggles this season.
"I think De Zerbi wanted to build the backbone of his team. He likes to build out from the back and likes his centre-backs to be able to drive into midfield if he needs them to, so he likes them to be comfortable," he said.
"I think he was trying to sort out the relationship between his back four and the midfield before he went up front, unless they were trying for strikers and just couldn't get the deals over the line.
"But that is an area of concern at any time through the season. If you go three, four, or five games without scoring a goal, it's something you need to address. I'm sure they are trying to address it in training and building confidence in the players they are going to put up front."
Read more: EXCLUSIVE - Friedel backs Spurs to snap out of sluggish start
13:25 BST - Chelsea have also enjoyed a successful start to the campaign, with the front three of Joao Pedro, Cole Palmer and Morgan Rogers stealing the show almost every time they're on the field.
The form of those forwards has opened a door for Pedro Neto to forge his own way into the side as a wing-back, with Flashscore taking a closer look at his development in a new role.
Read more: How Pedro Neto turned transfer uncertainty into a new opportunity at Chelsea
13:20 BST - Chelsea take on Hull this afternoon, with Premier League Player of the Month Joao Pedro coming up against the Manager of the Month in Tigers boss Sergej Jakirovic - the Serbian has been hugely impressive in his debut campaign in England's top flight.
Read more: Hull's Jakirovic beats stiff competition to Premier League Manager of the Month
13:05 BST - Several clubs are set to be without key players this weekend, including Liverpool's Cody Gakpo, who is a doubt for Andoni Iraola's side.
Take a look at the full list of players set to be absent this weekend in our regular 'Who's Missing' feature.
Read more: Who's Missing - Gakpo faces fitness race for Liverpool clash with Fulham
12:45 BST - Good afternoon and welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker! We've got coverage all day to go with a huge set of Premier League fixtures, including Chelsea v Hull, Liverpool v Fulham (both 15:00), Tottenham v Everton (17:30) and Sunderland v Arsenal (20:00).
Alongside the two 15:00 fixtures we mentioned, Aston Villa host Nottingham Forest, Brentford travel to Bournemouth and Crystal Palace welcome Ipswich.
We'll have all the latest news and updates from every Premier League fixture across the weekend!
