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Arsenal beaten 3-0 by Brighton as Newcastle and Everton grab wins: clockwatch – live

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  • the headline was changed: Brighton v Arsenal beaten 3-0 by Brighton as Newcastle v Hull and more: Everton grab wins: clockwatch – live
  • the headline was changed: Brighton v Arsenal, Newcastle v Hull as Hammers hit back at Millwall: and more: clockwatch – live
  • the headline was changed: Brighton v Arsenal, Newcastle v Hull and more: as Hammers hit back at Millwall: clockwatch – live

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  • Brighton make two changes to the side sent out to thrash Coventry 5-0 last weekend.
  • Arsenal also make two changes following their last Premier League match, the 2-0 win at Sunderland: Gabriel Magalhães and Jurriën Timber are in; Myles Lewis-Skelly drops to the bench, while Ben White is out injured.
  • Villa lead 1-0 going into the second half, and Daniel Gallen has all the details.
  • … and it’s HALF TIME: Millwall 2-0 West Ham United.
  • Live from Brighton, Merseyside and Newcastle, it’s Saturday afternoon!

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GOAL! Cardiff City 3-1 Charlton Athletic (Moylan 61). Jack Moylan re-establishes Cardiff’s two-goal cushion in the Welsh capital.

Brighton and Hove Albion: Verbruggen, Kadioglu, Vuskovic, Struijk, Boscagli, Gross, Ayari, Gomez, Andres, De Cuyper, Kostoulas. Subs: Steele, Hadjam, Rutter, David, Osman, Costinha, Svoboda, O’Riley, Yalcouye.

Arsenal: Raya, Timber, Konsa, Gabriel, Calafiori, Rice, Guimaraes, Saka, Odegaard, Tzolis, Havertz. Subs: Arrizabalaga, Hincapie, Eze, Gyokeres, Madueke, Merino, Zubimendi, Lewis-Skelly, Dowman.

Brighton make two changes to the side sent out to thrash Coventry 5-0 last weekend. Chema Andrés and Pascal Struijk come in for Malick Yalcouyé, who drops to the bench, and Lewis Dunk, who misses out altogether. Arsenal also make two changes following their last Premier League match, the 2-0 win at Sunderland: Gabriel Magalhães and Jurriën Timber are in; Myles Lewis-Skelly drops to the bench, while Ben White is out injured.

… and of course in the Premier League, there’s yet another outcome threatening to unfold at the Lane. Villa lead 1-0 going into the second half, and Daniel Gallen has all the details.

Elsewhere in the Championship, it’s currently …

Charlton went two up after just 26 minutes thanks to Jack Moylan and Yousef Salech, only for Tyreece Campbell to pull one back soon after. Sheffield United meanwhile have just gone into the lead thanks to Kalvin Phillips on 51 minutes.

There’s a big game going on in the Championship …

… and it’s HALF TIME: Millwall 2-0 West Ham United. Goals from Caleb Taylor on 16 minutes and Camiel Neghli on the strike of half-time, both coming as a result of West Ham’s failure to deal with long throws from Lyndon Dykes. West Ham haven’t won at Millwall since 1988, to be fair.

Live from Brighton, Merseyside and Newcastle, it’s Saturday afternoon! Lorne Michaels would demand a root-and-branch edit, but he’s not the boss of us so here are the big Premier League 3pms:

Other games are available, and we’ll be covering those in what I’m confident you’ll consider a charming scattergun style. Anyway, let’s not hang about. It’s on!

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