Southampton 1-2 Liverpool, Everton 1-0 Watford and more – live clockwatch!

Premier League: Josh King and Harry Wilson scored the goals that consigned Villa to their second consecutive defeat.

Premier League: Teemu Pukki scored a hat-trick as Newcastle crumbled at Carrow Road.

Premier League: I’d completely forgotten this match was being played. A contender for bottom billing on Match of the Day, if the lack of action is anything to go by.

Premier League: Liverpool took the points at Saint Mary’s, where Southampton were dead and buried until a late Adrian error gave them renewed hope.

Premier League: It’s all over at the Amex Stadium, where Brighton will feel aggrieved not to have taken all three points.

Premier League: Jonjo Shelvey scores a late consolation goal for Newcastle, but it’s much too little way too late.

Premier League: Danny Ings takes advantage of a wayward pass from Liverpool goalkeeper Adrian to Fabinho, intercepting and going on to score as he pulls a goal back for Southampton. That’s not the first time Adrian has dawdled on the ball while trying to play it out from the back today and this time he gets punished.

Manchester City v Tottenham line-ups

Man City: Ederson, Walker, Otamendi, Laporte, Zinchenko, Gundogan, Rodri, De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, Aguero, Sterling.

Subs: Bravo, Gabriel Jesus, Silva, Fernandinho, Mahrez, Joao Cancelo, Foden.

Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Walker-Peters, Sanchez, Alderweireld, Rose, Sissoko, Winks, Ndombele, Lamela, Eriksen, Kane.

Subs: Vertonghen, Dier, Lo Celso, Gazzaniga, Lucas Moura, Skipp, Davies.

Referee: Michael Oliver (Northumberland) Kick-off: 5.30pm (BST)

Championship: Brentford equalise against Hull City at Griffin Park, while it’s 3-2 to the home side in Swansea’s ding-dong battle against Preston North End at the Liberty Stadium.

Premier League: Teemu Pukki makes eejits of those of us who said he might not be able to hack it in the Premier League, notching up his hat-trick against Newcastle. That’s the Finn’s fourth goal of the season in two games and he could add to his tally before the afternoon is out..

Premier League: Douglas Luiz halves Aston Villa’s deficit against Bournemouth with a howitzer of a shot on his debut at Villa Park.

Premier League: Bobby Firmino is teed up by Sadio Mane and doubles Liverpool’s lead.

Championship: Marty Waghorn scores his second of the afternoon to make it Stoke City 2-2 Derby County in an entertaining game at the Britannia Stadium.

Championship: Michael Dawson extends Nottingham Forest’s lead against Birmingham City. It’s 3-0 at the City Ground. Meanwhile at the DW Stadium, Patrick Bamford has scored his second of the afternoon to give Leeds a two-goal advantage over 10-man Wigan.

Premier League: Leo Trossard had one disallowed in the first half, but despite another long examination by VAR, his second effort into the bottom corner through the legs of a defender stands.

Premier League: Teemu Pukki scores his second of the afternoon against the run of second half play, to put Norwich two goals up at Carrow Road.

Premier League: Javier Hernandez finds himself in a one-on-one with Brighton goalkeeper Mat Ryan and makes no mistake.

Championship: Stoke come from behind to go 2-1 up against Derby County, with Scott Hogan putting them ahead. Meanwhile t Griffin PArk, Hull have gone ahead against Brentford, with Jarrod Bowen scoring the only goal of the game so far.

Championship: Grady Diangana doesn’t take long to score his second ever league goal, scoring it three minutes later to give West Brom a 2-1 lead.

Championship: It’s level pegging between Luton Town and West Brom at Kenilworth Road, where Grady Diangana – on loan from West Brom – has equalised for West Brom with his first ever league goal. It’s 1-1.

League One: Tyler Walker wins and scores a penalty to put Lincoln City 3-0 ahead against Southend at Sincil Bank.

League Two: Marc Richards equalises for Cambridge United against Colchester United. It’s 1-1 at the catchily titled JobServe Community Stadium.

And in Spain: Real Madrid kicked off their La Liga campaign away at Celta Vigo six minutes, with Gareth Bale a surprise inclusion in their starting line-up due to the absence of the injured Eden Hazard. “Not a Real fan, but really hoping Bale scores a hat-trick today,” writes Paul Fitzgerald, of the Welshman whose manager does not want him at the Bernabeu.

League One: The kids of Bolton Wanderers are far from alright, having just gone 3-0 down against Tranmere Rovers. Morgan Ferrier extended the home side’s lead a minute after the break.

Meanwhile at Gigg Lane: Bury fans have assembled to protest against their owner after their fourth game of the season, against Gillingham, was postponed.

Ipswich: My colleague Will Unwin has alerted me to this Ipswich Town goal gif, which hopefully didn’t take too many takes to record or James Norwood will have been hammered.

Correction: Arsenal 2-1 Burnley. My anti Arsenal bias had originally denied them two of the points they won against Burnley in today’s early kick-off. All fixed now.

Premier League: Sadio Mane takes a touch, turns and shoots to score a splendid goal that puts Liverpool ahead against Southampton at St Mary’s.

Championship: Millwall lead Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 but are down to 10 men. Jed Wallace has been sent off for serious foul play after the linesman alerted the referee to a late challenge.

Championship: Conor Gallagher taps in after 40 minutes to level affairs between Barnsley and Charlton Athletic.

Premier League: Less than a minute after getting booked, Bournemouth’s Philip Billing lunges in on Aston Villa’s Jack Grealish. He stays on the pitch.

Championship: It’s Barnsley 1-0 Charlton at Oakwell, where Cauley Woodrow has opened the scoring.

Championship: It’s Bristol City 1-0 QPR, with Hungarian midfielder Adam Nagy putting the hosts ahead with his first goal for the club. At the Den, Millwall have gone ahead against Sheffield Wednesday, with Matt Smith scoring the opener.

Championship: With their one-man advantage over Wigan, Leeds go ahead courtesy of a tap-in from Patrick Bamford.

Premier League: Teemu Pukki backs off his man to get on the end of a cross and volley home for his second goal in as many Premier League games.

League One: Ivan Toney scores with a powerful header to restore parity between Peterborough and Ipswich Town.

Premier League: Leandro Trossard scores with a brilliantly struck right-foot volley on his debut for Brighton, only for his effort to be ruled out by VAR. A possible offside in the build-up by Dan Burn, it seems.

Championship: Danny Graham scores from the spot to put Blackburn one up against Middlesbrough, after having his shirt tugged as he tried to jump for a cross at the far post.

Championship: There’s been a red card at the DW Stadium, where Wigan’s Joe Williams has been sent off for his second bookable offence in his side’s match against Leeds United.