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18:58 BST - That's all from us for the weekend, thank you for joining our Premier League coverage! We'll be back after the international break.
18:52 BST - Haaland has reflected on City's win, claiming it felt like 'Stoke City with Delap 15 years ago'.
"It was a tough game and reminded me a bit of Stoke City with Delap 15 years ago. It was lovely to win and important," he said to Sky Sports.
"They are huge and they do throw ins from the middle so of course it's not easy, but it's about being ready for what's to come.
"For me, this is a proper goal... for me, it's one of my better goals because of the whole thing."
18:49 BST - Manchester City boss Guardiola has become the fourth - and fastest - manager to hit 250 Premier League wins:
18:45 BST - Here's how the Premier League table looks ahead of the second international break of the season:
18:42 BST - After just seven games, Erling Haaland is one goal shy of double figures in the Premier League.
18:40 BST - Josko Gvardiol completed 93/98 (95 per cent) of his passes, had 117 touches and provided the assist for Erling Haaland's match-winning goal.
18:31 BST - Some of the standout stats fro Manchester City's win over Brentford:
Manchester City have attempted 755 passes in this game, the highest total by any team in a single match in the Premier League this season
For the first time in their 159 Premier League games, Brentford failed to record a single touch in the opponent's penalty area in the first half
Brentford took until the 36th minute through Igor Thiago to record their first shot of this match - just the third time across their 80 Premier League home games that they failed to record a shot in the opening 35 minutes, after February 2022 (v Newcastle United) and May 2023 (also v Manchester City)
18:25 BST FULL-TIME! Manchester City hold on to beat Brentford 1-0 after an early strike from Haaland - manager Pep Guardiola's 250th Premier League win.
17:52 BST - It's still 1-0 to Manchester City after an hour - although Brentford are pushing for an equaliser and have had some good opportunities in the second half.
17:20 BST - HALF-TIME: Brentford 0-1 Manchester City.
16:41 BST - GOAL! Less than 10 minutes into the match, Erling Haaland muscles his way through the Brentford defence and fires in his ninth league goal of the season.
16:40 BST - Jack Grealish was delighted after netting the winner - and his first goal for the club - in Everton's victory against Crystal Palace:
"It's brilliant. It's so nice to score here. Do you know what's mad? The last games we've played here we've been drawing and I keep saying to myself in the 85th minute, 'Come on Jack, go and score. Imagine if you scored now,'" he said to Sky Sports.
"I did it against Villa, I did it against West Ham and I didn't score, so today I actually said the same thing again and I scored and I ran to where my mum and dad were, so it was nice.
"That goal goes to all the Evertonians for making me feel so welcome here."
16:36 BST - Brighton needed a late goal from Jan Paul van Hecke to draw with Wolves, with manager Fabian Hurzeler reflecting on the result:
"I think we started quite well, we controlled the game and had chances, but made an easy mistake and conceded out of nowhere. We lost a bit of our rhythm and Wolves had confidence," he told Sky Sports.
"We always tried, never gave up. Overall we are not happy with a point, but we know why we didn't win and have positives to take on. We have to analyse, push on and continue."
16:34 BST - Newcastle midfielder Bruno Guimaraes has admitted the international break comes at a bad time for his side following their latest win:
"Has the international break come at a bad time? I think so, even more two weeks in a row, like I said, and now I have to stop a little bit," he told Sky Sports.
"But yes, let's, let's see. Let's go. For myself, going to South Korea and Japan, with Brazil. A little bit far away, but have to be ready to go there and play well and come back."
16:32 BST - Brentford's clash with Manchester City is now underway! We'll have all the updates as they happen, as well as more reaction from this afternoon's early fixtures.
16:29 BST - Finally, some key stats from Villa's win over Burnley:
Donyell Malen has scored two goals in the Premier League this season (two in this game), more than any other Aston Villa player
Lesley Ugochukwu has scored only his second goal in the Premier League on his 44th appearance - his other came for Southampton vs West Ham in April
16:21 BST - Here's some key stats from Everton's win over Palace, ending a 19-game unbeaten run:
Everton have won after trailing at half time in the Premier League for the first time since 28th September 2024 against Crystal Palace (six games without a win after trailing at half time)
Crystal Palace have lost five points from winning positions in the Premier League this season, only Brentford (eight) and Fulham (six) have lost more.
16:10 BST - Likewise, here are some of the big talking points from Brighton's draw at Wolves:
Brighton have won seven points from losing positions in the Premier League this season, more than any other team
Wolverhampton Wanderers have failed to win in their last 11 games in the Premier League, their last longer winless streak was from May 4th, 2024 to November 2nd, 2024, a run of 13 games
16:08 BST - Some key stats from Newcastle's win over Forest:
Nick Woltemade has scored in all three of his home Premier League games so far for Newcastle, becoming just the third player for the club to score in his opening three matches at St James' Park after Les Ferdinand in 1995 and Alan Shearer in 1996
Nottingham Forest have conceded three penalties in the Premier League this season, no team has conceded more
16:03 BST - FULL-TIME! Aston Villa cling on to seal a 2-1 win over Burnley after a Malen brace - with Ugochukwu netting for the visitors.
16:01 BST - FULL-TIME! Everton end Crystal Palace's 19-match unbeaten run after coming from behind to win 2-1, with Ndiaye and Grealish cancelling out Munoz's opener.
15:57 BST - FULL-TIME! Van Hecke's late goal rescues a point for Brighton, who draw 1-1 against Wolves.
15:56 BST - FULL-TIME! Newcastle beat Nottingham Forest 2-0 after goals from Guimaraes and Woltemade.
15:52 BST - GOAL! Jack Grealish scores in added time for Everton! The Toffees lead 2-1 and look set to end Crystal Palace's unbeaten run!
15:44 BST - GOAL! Brighton have a late equaliser against Wolves through Jan Paul van Hecke, who heads home with less than five minutes to play.
15:43 BST - GOAL! It's another for Newcastle as Nick Woltemade continues his fine start to life in the Premier League, converting from the penalty spot to put the Magpies 2-0 up against Forest.
15:37 BST - GOAL! Burnley get one back through Lesley Ugochukwu - the Clarets now trail just 2-1 against Villa with around 10 minutes remaining.
15:34 BST - GOAL! Iliman Ndiaye converts from the penalty spot to equalise for Everton against Crystal Palace!
15:24 BST - GOAL! Aston Villa double their lead against Burnley, with Malen on target again at Villa Park.
15:23 BST - Team news is in for Manchester City's trip to Brentford, with Erling Haaland fit enough to start alongside Rodri and Oscar Bobb.
Brentford revert to a back five, with Kristoffer Ajer replacing Dango Ouattara following their win over Manchester United last weekend.
15:16 BST - GOAL! Bruno Guimaraes is on hand to give Newcastle the lead at home to Forest, curling a lovely effort into the top corner.
14:50 BST - There's half-time across the Premier League:
Newcastle 0-0 Nottingham Forest
14:39 BST - GOAL! Crystal Palace take the lead away at Everton through Daniel Munoz, who is found in acres of space inside the box and finishes low past Jordan Pickford.
14:25 BST - GOAL! Donyell Malen puts Villa in front against Burnley! The forward races through and pokes an effort into the bottom corner.
14:22 BST - GOAL! Wolves take the lead against Brighton with what could be a huge goal in their season. Goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen gets his hand to an effort from distance, but can only parry onto the crossbar. The ball ricochets off the bar and then his back before rolling in, a likely own goal for the Dutchman.
Also in that match, Wolves manager Vitor Pereira has been sent off and must watch from the stands.
13:58 BST - We're about to get underway in the Premier League! Follow along for all the updates.
13:50 BST - Wolves - still without a win and bottom of the table - have already made 25 changes to their starting XI in the Premier League this season – through the first seven games of a single campaign, only two sides have ever made more (29 for Man Utd in 2001-02 and 26 for Man City in 2012-13).
13:33 BST - Including today, Brighton have handed 22 starts to players aged 21 or younger in the Premier League this season - the joint-most of any side (also 22 for Sunderland).
13:25 BST - Everton boss David Moyes is ending an 185-match run in the Premier League without naming a teenager in his starting XI, with Tyler Dibling starting today.
The last teenager he named was Jeremy Ngakia in June 2020 for West Ham v Wolves.
13:12 BST - Nottingham Forest have made 4 changes from their last Premier League match, their most from one match to another this season, with Ange Postecoglou desperately searching for his first win.
One of those changes is Ryan Yates, who is set to make his 100th Premier League appearance.
12:55 BST - The line-ups are in for all four Premier League games at 14:00:
Aston Villa v Burnley - follow live
Everton v Crystal Palace - follow live
Newcastle v Nottingham Forest - follow live
Wolves v Brighton - follow live
12:00 BST - Good afternoon and welcome back to our Football Tracker! There are a further five Premier League fixtures this afternoon to round out the action before the international break, and we'll be bringing you coverage of all of them.
We have four games at 14:00, with Aston Villa taking on Burnley, Everton hosting Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest visiting Newcastle and Wolves facing Brighton.
Those are followed by Brentford v Manchester City at 16:30!
Saturday, October 4th
20:06 BST - We're going to wrap things up here for tonight. Thanks for sticking with us!
Join us again tomorrow for more Premier League action.
19:58 BST - Liverpool boss Arne Slot was not a happy bunny in his post-match press conference.
"I think two very good teams were on the pitch today," Slot told reporters.
"First half, unfortunately for us, the only chance they had in the first half goes into the top corner. We created three open chances - Kerkez, Dom and Alex with the header - but I felt the game was equal.
"Second half we started off really well. It wasn't a surprise we equalised. The last 15 minutes it was end-to-end. We had chances, they had chances to win. In the end, we conceded a last-minute goal.
"Last season we lost against Chelsea as well. Stamford Bridge is always difficult. We were very close to a result."
19:56 BST - Marc Cucurella said Chelsea fully deserved their win against Liverpool tonight.
"We deserved this moment," he told Sky Sports.
"It's not been an easy week for us, but when you play in the Champions League midweek you have two chances to succeed.
"We built the momentum connection with the fans. We started the game in the in the right way and we deserved the win - we're very happy to get to the international break with three points."
19:49 BST - Another loss for Liverpool - their third in as many games in all competitions - means they no longer sit first in the Premier League table.
It's the first time they've lost three on the spin since 2023, under Jurgen Klopp.
A good day for the sides in north London, particularly the red one!
19:45 BST - Moises Caicedo put in a battling display for Chelsea against Liverpool, commanding the centre and contributing a stunning goal to open the scoring.
19:40 BST - Aged 18 years and 163 days, Estevao is the second youngest Brazilian to score in the Premier League, after Rafael for Manchester United in November 2008 (aged 18 years and 122 days).
19:32 BST - We'll have reaction coming up for you as we get it.
19:27 BST - FULL-TIME! Chelsea pinch it at the death, but it's a deserved with for the Blues.
Read our report: Chelsea score late winner as Liverpool slip from top of Premier League table
19:24 BST - GOAL! Chelsea have done it! Estevao gets on the end of a fine ball across the box to slide the ball home for a dramatic late winner against the champions.
19:20 BST - Enzo Fernandez goes close with a header from close range, but it clips the post and bounces out.
We have seven minutes of added time to play.
19:16 BST - Chelsea are piling on the pressure as we edge towards the 90 minutes, can Liverpool keep the Blues out?
19:02 BST - Chelsea are the 20th different side that Cody Gakpo has scored against in the Premier League, while Liverpool have now scored in their last 41 league games.
18:51 BST - GOAL! Cody Gakpo receives a brilliant pass inside the box from Alexander Isak, and beats the goalkeeper with a shot into the roof of the net. It's all square.
18:48 BST - An hour has been played at Stamford Bridge and it remains 1-0 to Chelsea - can Liverpool find a way back into the game or are they going to face their third defeat in the last seven days?
18:20 BST - HALF-TIME: Chelsea 1-0 Liverpool.
17:45 BST - GOAL! Moises Caicedo gives Chelsea the lead at Stamford Bridge with a thunderous strike! He fires into the top corner from outside the area to put the Blues ahead against Liverpool.
17:36 BST - Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has admitted it feels good for his side to go top of the Premier League after beating West Ham.
"To go top of the table after some big fixtures over the last week and some injuries, we got some today, but we were able to respond," Arteta said to BBC Sport.
"We dominated and fully deserved to win this. We had some big, big chances we didn't put away.
"The players who came on contributed to maintaining the standards. Let's look forward to the international break."
17:34 BST - Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko netted his second goal in as many games this afternoon and has reflected to TNT Sports on adapting to life in the Premier League.
"This has been the moment I've dreamed about as a kid, because the atmosphere here is unbelievable. Not just after the goal, but after every tackle as well. It's a dream come true, I'm happy we won.
"There are some differences (to playing in the Bundesliga), the guys are stronger, but I'm getting used to it more and more every training, getting better every single game."
17:30 BST - Nuno Espirito Santo was handed his first defeat as West Ham manager this afternoon, but is looking forward to resetting over the international break.
"We've had two tough games away from home against very good teams," he told BBC Sport.
"Now is the moment to analyse, but with all the changes that have been happening, I feel the players are responding and trying, and that pleases me the most.
"The international break will be important for all of us especially for the players to be calm, there's been many changes and many noises around us."
17:28 BST - Liverpool's clash with Chelsea is due to get underway in a couple of minutes! Stick with us for all the updates.
17:27 BST - Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice netted against former club West Ham this afternoon, and put in a superb all-round showing:
17:20 BST - And here are some statistics following United's victory against Sunderland:
Manchester United are now unbeaten in their last 10 Premier League matches when leading at half-time (W8, D1)
Mason Mount's opening goal for Manchester United against Sunderland rounded off an 18-pass move, the joint-most for a goal in the Premier League this season and their most in a league game since Bruno Fernandes v Burnley in September 2023 (also 18)
Sunderland have failed to score in three of their seven games, only Aston Villa (four) have failed to score more often in the Premier League this season
17:12 BST - Some key stats from Arsenal's win over West Ham to go top of the Premier League:
West Ham failed to attempt a shot on target in this game, which is the first time they failed to attempt a shot on target in a game in the Premier League since facing Crystal Palace on January 18th, 2025
Arsenal have kept a clean sheet in four of their seven games; no team has done this more in the Premier League this season
After converting a penalty today, Arsenal's Bukayo Saka has now reached 100 goal contributions (goals and assists) in the Premier League
16:58 BST - FULL-TIME! Arsenal hand Nuno Espirito Santo his first loss as West Ham manager, with goals from Rice and Saka sealing a 2-0 win.
16:58 BST - FULL-TIME! Manchester United get a much-needed 2-0 win over Sunderland after first-half goals from Mount and Sesko.
16:29 BST - GOAL! Arsenal double their lead over West Ham after Bukayo Saka converts from the penalty spot. That's 100 goal involvements in 200 Premier League games for the winger!
16:20 BST - Team news is in for Chelsea's clash with league leaders Liverpool!
Alejandro Garnacho starts for the hosts, while Giorgi Mamardashvili makes his Premier League debut in goal for Liverpool.
15:59 BST - There's half-time in both Premier League games:
Manchester United 2-0 Sunderland
15:52 BST - There's a long VAR check for a Sunderland penalty that ultimately - and probably fairly - comes to nothing. No foul from goalscorer Sesko on Trai Hume.
15:39 BST - GOAL! Arsenal take the lead against West Ham through former Hammer Declan Rice!
15:30 BST - Yet another disappointing injury for Arsenal, as Odegaard goes off inside 30 minutes. He's replaced by Zubimendi.
15:23 BST - A brilliantly worked opener for Manchester United against Sunderland:
15:20 BST - Spurs manager Frank was delighted with his side finally picking up three points, having drawn their last three games.
"We needed a win. The last three games were without. That feeling to get over the line, to get three points, was big," he told BBC Sport.
"But also the respect for Leeds and Eland Road. We knew very well the task ahead of us. We overcame that in a very good way. I thought we played an overall really good game. We should have gotten more out of the dangerous situations.
"I know they hit the post and the goal, and right at the end there was carnage, but for the rest of the game I thought we defended superbly."
15:10 BST - GOAL! Manchester United lead Sunderland through Mason Mount, who finishes low into the bottom corner.
14:55 BST - Kick-off is around five minutes away in the two afternoon Premier League fixtures - stick with us for all the major updates.
14:45 BST - A player of the match performance from Kudus helped Spurs to second in the league, although he was quick to credit teammate Tel for his opening goal:
"I've definitely been waiting. As an attacker it boosts your confidence when you score," he told TNT Sport.
"I want to give my teammate (Tel) some credit. I am a big fan of how he trains and how he has kept on going.
"We now go to represent our country and come back with the same focus. This is a big step in the right direction."
14:38 BST - Some key stats from today's early clash:
Tottenham Hotspur have scored in six of their seven games, no team has done so more often in the Premier League this season
Mohammed Kudus has assisted four goals in the Premier League this season (one in this game), no player has more
Leeds have lost at home for the first time after a run of 24 games without defeat at Elland Road
14:28 BST - FULL-TIME! Spurs hold on to secure a 2-1 win over Leeds thanks to Kudus' second-half strike. Thomas Frank's side are now seven games unbeaten in all competitions. Read our full match report here.
14:01 BST - Tottenham have won just one of their last seven Premier League games when drawing at half time (D3 L3), beating West Ham 3-0 last month.
They have 20 minutes left to hold on for another valuable three points against Leeds.
13:55 BST - Team news has arrived for both of this afternoon's Premier League fixtures.
Manchester United have handed a debut to goalkeeper Senne Lammens ahead of their clash with Sunderland, while Arsenal drop Martin Zubimendi to pair Martin Odegaard and Eberechi Eze in midfield.
Arsenal v West Ham - follow live
Manchester United v Sunderland - follow live
13:49 BST - GOAL! Mohammed Kudus nets to put Spurs back in front against Leeds, taking advantage of some poor defensive work and drilling an effort into the bottom corner.
13:38 BST - We're back underway between Leeds and Spurs.
13:20 BST - HALF-TIME: Leeds 1-1 Spurs.
13:10 BST - GOAL! Leeds equaliser just before half-time through Noah Okafor! The winger pounces from close range to level the match at Elland Road.
12:54 BST - GOAL! Spurs go ahead against Leeds through youngster Mathys Tel, who nets his first of the season.
12:43 BST - Leeds smash the post early on as Joe Rodon gets his head on a set-piece - the defender should probably score, but it's from a difficult angle.
No side have seen their opponents hit the woodwork on more occasions than Tottenham in the Premier League this season (three).
12:26 BST - The match at Elland Road is due to get underway in around five minutes - stick with us for all the major updates.
12:15 BST - Tottenham have gone into each of the last seven international breaks off the back of a Premier League defeat, losing all five such matches since the start of last season.
12:07 BST - Leeds have named the same starting XI in four consecutive Premier League games for the first time since October/November 2001 - the fourth game in that run was a 2-1 home win against Spurs
11:20 BST - The line-ups are in for Spurs' trip to Leeds this afternoon, with Xavi Simons and Mathys Tel starting for the visitors.
Leeds stick with the same XI that picked up a win over Wolves and a draw against Bournemouth over the last couple of weeks.
11:07 BST - Bournemouth defeated Fulham 3-1 on Friday evening, with Antoine Semenyo playing a starring role for the Cherries once again.
The winger is hopeful that his team can continue a 'fantastic' run of form.
"It's been fantastic since the start of pre-season, we just need to keep building," Semenyo said.
"Everyone wants to work hard for each other. We just need to keep pushing and we'll see what happens."
10:48 BST - Good morning and welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker! We'll have live updates throughout the weekend for every Premier League game, starting with Leeds v Tottenham at 12:30.
That's followed by Arsenal v West Ham and Manchester United v Sunderland - both at 15:00 - before Liverpool visit Chelsea at 17:30.
