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Watford vs Chelsea live: Latest score and updates

Follow the latest from the Premier League meeting at Vicarage Road

Sam Dymond
Saturday 20 August 2016 07:23 EDT
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Deeny and Terry battle for possession at Vicarage Road
Deeny and Terry battle for possession at Vicarage Road (Getty)

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After Manchester United sent out a statement in Friday’s night’s 2-0 win over Southampton at Old Trafford, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal and Leicester all get the chance to respond on a busy day of Premier League action.

Today’s Premier League fixtures

Stoke vs Manchester City – 12:30

Burnley vs Liverpool – 15:00

Swansea vs Hull – 15:00

Tottenham vs Crystal Palace – 15:00

Watford vs Chelsea – 15:00

West Bromwich Albion vs Everton – 15:00

Leicester City vs Arsenal – 17:30

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More Premier League news

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This weekend’s other Premier League fixtures

Friday

Manchester United 2 Southampton 0

Sunday

Sunderland vs Middlesbrough – 13:30

West Ham vs Bournemouth – 16:00

81 mins: Another excellent challenge, this time from Wes Morgan, denies Theo Walcott. The Leicester captain somehow got across to block the forward's shot just as he seemed primed to fire Arsenal into the lead. Nevertheless, the game is starting to open up in its final stages. There could yet be a winning goal.

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