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Your support makes all the difference.Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City are all in action from 3pm on a busy day in the Premier League, with Liverpool, Spurs and Manchester United also featuring in a top six-heavy afternoon.
With Liverpool beating Spurs 2-1 in the day’s early game, Arsenal, Chelsea and especially City will hope to make up any ground when they kick-off at 3pm. The Gunners face a difficult trip to Newcastle, having experienced problems at St James’ Park in the past, while Chelsea cost fellow Blues Cardiff City at Stamford Bridge and City face Fulham at the Etihad.
Elsewhere, Huddersfield Town take on Crystal Palace and Bournemouth host Leicester City, while United travel south to Watford in the day’s evening kick-off that is available live here.
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Manchester 3-0 Fulham
It was business as usual at Manchester City as they easily put three past Fulham, who came to play. Leroy Sane scored on his first Premier League start just two minutes into the match, David Silva made it two before half time and Raheem Sterling rounded off the scoring after the break.
Huddersfield 0-1 Crystal Palace
It was a bit of a smash and grab job for Crystal Palace, who return to winning ways after three defeats. Wilfried Zaha scored the only goal of the game on his return to the side after recovering from an injury.
Chelsea 4-1 Cardiff
Chelsea regrouped after an early scare to put four past newly promoted Cardiff City. Sol Bamba gave the visitors an unlikely lead, but then the Eden Hazard show got underway. He rounded off a hat trick from the spot and Willian added a fourth late on to continue Maurizio Sarri's winning start to Premier League.
Bournemouth 4-2 Leicester
You sense that Bournemouth may be a little disappointed to only win by two goals.
Ryan Fraser scored twice and Josh King netted from the spot in a dominant first half for the home side, which was the same story after the break. Wes Morgan's red card for a second yellow made things a little easier and Adam Smith made it four in the 81st minute.
An unlikely show of life from the visitors was on show when James Maddison and Marc Albrighton scored late goals 90 seconds apart.
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