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Full time: Manchester United 2-1 Crystal Palace

Premier League: Manchester United braved a late onslaught from Palace to take the points despite being reduced to 10 men following the dismissal of Casemiro.

Full time: Brighton 1-0 Bournemouth

Premier League: Kaoru Mitoma popped up with another late winner to secure another three points for Brighton and leave Bournemouth mired in trouble.

Full time: Aston Villa 2-4 Leicester City

Premier League: Leicester City come from behind twice to move up into 13th place in the table on the back of goals from James Maddison, Kelechi Iheanacho, new signing Tete and Dennis Praet.

Full time: Wolves 3-0 Liverpool

Premier League: In a result that will be flagged up as a shock but should come as no surprise to anyone who has seen Liverpool play in recent months, Jurgen Klopp’s side leave Moineux on the wrong hand of a good hiding and a scoreline that flatters them.

Lot to be desired: Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp not happy. Photograph: Ed Sykes/Action Images/ReutersGOAL! Brighton 1-0 Bournemouth (Mitoma 87)

Premier League: Sound the “that man again” klaxon! Chelsea’s next £100m target Kaoru Mitoma scores what could prove to be another late winner for Brighton, this time with his head. That’s his fifth in seven for the Seagulls – what a signing he’s turning out to be.

Kaoru Mitoma of Brighton & Hove Albion scoring a goal. Photograph: Simon Dael/REX/Shutterstock

Championship: Dennis Cirkin scores to restore parity for Sunderland against Millwall at the Den, where it’s one goal apiece.

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Norwich City 0-3 Burnley (FT)

Rotherham 0-0 Sheffield United (FT)

Huddersfield Town 1-1 QPR

Hull City 1-0 Cardiff City

Luton Town 1-0 Stoke City

Middlesbrough 3-0 Blackpool

Millwall 1-1 Sunderland

Preston NE 1-2 Bristol City

Reading 2-2 Watford

Swansea City 3-2 Birmingham City

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GOAL! Brentford 3-0 Southampton (Jensen 80)

Premier League: After good work from Kevin Schade, Rico Henry stands the ball up on the edge of the six-yard box. Matthias Jensen steals in to score with an easy header.

Mathias Jensen of Brentford scores the third goal. Photograph: Jed Leicester/REX/ShutterstockGOAL! Aston Villa 2-4 Leicester City (Praet 79)

Premier League: Dennis Praet increases Leciester’s lead at Villa Park with his first goal of the season. He took the ball around Emi Martinez and slotted home after Villa defender Alex Moreno had misjudged the flight of the ball while trying to deal with a cross from Harvey Barnes.

Dennis Praet of Leicester City scores a goal past Aston Villa Goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez. Photograph: Joe Toth/REX/ShutterstockGOAL! Manchester United 2-1 Crystal Palace (Schlupp 76)

Premier League: Jeffrey Schlupp scores a lovely equaliser with a fine lofted finish from six yards with the outside of his left foot. Crystal Palace are back in the hunt at Old Trafford with their hosts down to 10 men.

Manchester United's David de Gea reacts as Crystal Palace's Odsonne Edouard looks on after Jeffrey Schlupp scores their first goal. Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters

Aston Villa 2-3 Leicester City: Villa have an “equaliser” ruled out for a Douglas Offside offside in the build-up to a Philippe Coutinho “goal” in their thiriller against Leicester City.

GOAL! Wolves 3-0 Liverpool (Neves 71)

Premier League: Wolves pile the hurt on Liverpool, with Ruben Neves riffing, be-bopping and scatting all over their pain with their third goal. He receives a pass from Adama Traore after charging forward from midfield, takes a touch with his right foot and then fires past Alisson with his left.

Ruben Neves of Wolverhampton Wanderers scores his sides third goal past Alisson. Photograph: Michael Zemanek/REX/ShutterstockRuben Neves of Wolverhampton Wanderers celebrates after scoring the team’s third goal. Photograph: Jack Thomas/WWFC/Wolverhampton Wanderers FC/Getty ImagesRed card! Casemiro is sent off

Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace: Casemiro gets a straight red card for his part in the brouhaha, as outlined below. He’ll serve a three-match domestic ban.

Casemiro of Manchester United is sent off by Referee Andre Marriner. Photograph: Matthew Peters/Manchester United/Getty Images

Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace: Casemiro could be in trouble as VAR picks over the bones of that melee at Old Trafford. He grabbed Will Hughes around the neck with both hands and could be about to receive his marching orders.

Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace: Antony gets shoved into an advertising hoarding by Jeffrey Schlupp, prompting a big sideline stramash involving almost every player on the pitch. Schlupp gets booked once everyone cools their jets.

GOAL! Manchester United 2-0 Crystal Palace

Premier League: Marcus Rashford gets between two central defenders and steers home a cross from Luke Shaw. That’s his 11th goal in 13 matches since the World Cup.

Manchester United's Marcus Rashford scores their second goal. Photograph: Phil Noble/ReutersChampionship latest

Norwich City 0-3 Burnley (FT)

Rotherham 0-0 Sheffield United (FT)

Huddersfield Town 1-1 QPR

Hull City 0-0 Cardiff City

Luton Town 1-0 Stoke City

Middlesbrough 2-0 Blackpool

Millwall 1-0 Sunderland

Preston NE 1-2 Bristol City

Reading 0-2 Watford

Swansea City 3-2 Birmingham City

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Brighton 0-0 Bournemouth: Brighton continue to dominate but can’t score. Billy Gilmour sends a shot flashing wide of the upright when he should have at least hit the target.

Wolves 2-0 Liverpool: Two down after a dreadful start, Liverpool begin the second half with a penalty appeal for handball that falls on deaf ears.

No pen. Photograph: Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC/Getty Images

Brentford 2-0 Southampton: New signings Paul Onuachu and Kamaldeen Sulemana are on for Southampton, who trail at the Gtech Community Stadium. Onuachu, signed from Genk, stands 6ft 7in in his socks. Get it launched!

Aston Villa 2-3 Leicester City: Early in the second half, Kelechi Iheanacho has hit the side-netting when he should have scored, spurning an opportunity to stretch Leciester lead against Villa.

Green Football Weekend: Various clubs, players and fans throughout the Premier League, WSL and EFL are raising awareness of and helping to tackle climate change by reducing their environmental impacts this weekend. With that in mind, here’s an email from Chris Redston from Rainsforest Trust UK.

“Rainforest Trust UK are a charity partner of the Green Football Weekend and they are inviting fans to pledge a small donation for every goal scored in the Premier League and Women’s Super League over the weekend,” he says. “All money raised will be used to protect threatened rainforest in the Brazilian Amazon. It only costs 75p to save half a football pitch of rainforest per goal scored - please click here to find out more.

“To date supporters have already made pledges that will protect 145 football pitches of rainforest for every goal scored, which will store 41,470 metric tonnes of carbon - the same as the annual emissions of 8,936 cars per goal.

“It would be great to get that figure up to 200 pitches per goal today. I’m actually a Wolves fan so hoping my team can contribute to the goals tally against Liverpool today!”

Wolves are certainly doing their bit.

Premier League half-times

Everton 1-0 Arsenal (FT)

Aston Villa 2-3 Leicester City

Brentford 2-0 Southampton

Brighton 0-0 Bournemouth

Manchester United 1-0 Crystal Palace

Wolves 2-0 Liverpool

Newcastle United v West Ham (5.30pm GMT)

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Leicester City's Kelechi Iheanacho celebrates scoring their second goal with Mateus Tete and Victor Bernth Kristansen. Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images/ReutersChampionship half-times

Norwich City 0-3 Burnley (FT)

Rotherham 0-0 Sheffield United (FT)

Huddersfield Town 1-1 QPR

Hull City 0-0 Cardiff City

Luton Town 1-0 Stoke City

Middlesbrough 1-0 Blackpool

Millwall 0-0 Sunderland

Preston NE 0-2 Bristol City

Reading 0-1 Watford

Swansea City 2-1 Birmingham City

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GOAL! Aston Villa 2-3 Leicester City (Tete 45+2 min)

Premier League: In an outstanding game at Villa Park, Tete scores on his debut for Leicester to give them the lead by the odd goal of five first-half strikes.

Leicester City's Mateus Tete celebrates scoring their third goal with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall. Photograph: David Klein/ReutersGOAL! Brentford 2-0 Southampton (Mbeumo 44)

Premier League: Brentford double their lead against Southampton, with Bryan Mbeumo doing the honours. He slots home from eight yards out after connecting with a cross from Yoane Wissa. A win today would move Brentford into sixth place.

Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo celebrates scoring their second goal. Photograph: Tony Obrien/ReutersGOAL! Aston Villa 2-2 Leicester City (Iheanacho 41)

Premier League: Making a rare league start, Kelechi Iheanacho heads home Leicester’s equaliser, converting a cross from Harvey Barnes.

Leicester City's Kelechi Iheanacho scores their second goal past Aston Villa's Emiliano Martinez. Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images/ReutersGOAL! Brentford 1-0 Southampton (Mee 41)

Premier League: Ben Mee scores with a brave header into the far corner, getting on the end of a cross from Bryan Mbeumo. He clashes heads with Salisu while scoring and both players go down needing treatment.

Brentford's Ben Mee scores their first goal. Photograph: Tony Obrien/Reuters

Brentford 0-0 Southampton: Ivan Toney looks nailed on to score for Brentford after being slipped in behind by Josh Dasilva, but Mohammed Salisu gets back to deny the striker with a terrific last-ditch block.

GOAL! Aston Villa 2-1 Leicester City (Soutar 32og)

Premier League: Having scored one and just missed a sitter for Villa, Ollie Watkins plays a part in doubling their lead. From inside the box, his cross is deflected past Emiliano Martinez by Harry Soutar, whose first significant act for his new team is to unwittingly score against his own goalkeeper.

Leicester City's Harry Souttar looks dejected after he scores an own goal. Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images/ReutersChampionship latest

Norwich City 0-3 Burnley (FT)

Rotherham 0-0 Sheffield United (FT)

Huddersfield Town 0-1 QPR

Hull City 0-0 Cardiff City

Luton Town 1-0 Stoke City

Middlesbrough 0-0 Blackpool

Millwall 0-0 Sunderland

Preston NE 0-1 Bristol City

Reading 0-0 Watford

Swansea City 1-1 Birmingham City

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Burnley march on while Blades are held

Championship: Burnley spanked three past Norwich to extend their lead at the top of the Championship, while second-placed Sheffield United were held to a scoreless draw at Rotherham.

Women's Super League

Chloe Kelly’s first goal in the Women’s Super League this season helped Manchester City to a 2-0 win at Leicester. Elsewhere, Brighton picked up a vital point in their battle to beat the drop after Julia Zigiotti struck in the second half to earn a 1-1 draw at Aston Villa.