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GOAL! Burnley 2-2 Tottenham (Romero 90)
Cristian Romero scored a dramatic equaliser for Spurs. He and Micky van de Ven, who gave Spurs the lead earlier today, have scored 13 goals between them this season.
ShareGOAL! Bromley 2-1 Swindon (Kabamba 89)
It’ll be a good night out in Bromley tonight – Nicke Kabamba has scored a late winner!
90 min: Burnley 2-1 Tottenham So close to an equaliser for Spurs: Xavi Simons has hit the crossbar!
ShareGOAL! Fulham 2-1 Brighton (Wilson 90+2)
Harry Wilson has won the game for Fulham!
In League One, Wigan have come from 3-0 down to draw level at Doncaster. And why not?
Updated at 11.49 EST
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90 min: Burnley 2-1 Tottenham For the second Saturday in succession, the Spurs supporters (sic) are singing, ‘You’re getting sacked in the morning’ at Thomas Frank.
ShareRed card! Sheff Utd 3-1 Ipswich
Sheffield United captain Patrick Bamford, who scored their third goal, has now been sent off after receiving a second yellow card. I think it was for diving but there’s a lot going on. Also: 3pm blackout.
On this day in 1981… Everton put Liverpool out of the FA Cup.
ShareGOAL! Burnley 2-1 Tottenham (Foster 76)
A big goal for Burnley in their fight against relegation – and a nightmare for Thomas Frank. The substitute Lyle Foster has scored at the second attempt after superb play from Jaidon Anthony, who beat Van de Ven on the edge of the area before putting Foster through on goal.
Burnley’s Lyle Foster tucks the ball home with his right foot to put the home side ahead. Photograph: Peter Powell/ReutersHere’s a view of the finish from the other end of the pitch. Photograph: Oli Scarff/AFP/Getty ImagesJoy for Foster and the Burnley fans. Photograph: Oli Scarff/AFP/Getty ImagesDejection for Spurs under fire manager Thomas Frank. Photograph: Peter Powell/ReutersShare
Updated at 11.48 EST
“Great call on the Whiteside GBH video (3.17pm),” writes Peadar de Burca. “A player who according to those in Belfast who saw him as a young teenager, was an absurdly skilled goal-machine. Apparently, a less than competent physio ruined his pelvis and big Norm had to change his playing style to a mixture of Souness circa 1984 and Hacksaw Jim Duggan. You get the feeling from watching your clip that he got just as much craic from leaving the leg in as scoring belters against the Scousers.”
And even more pleasure from leaving the leg in against the Scousers.
Disallowed goal! Fulham 1-1 Brighton An excellent finish from Danny Welbeck gives Bright- ah, he was fractionally offside and it’s been ruled out by VAR. As you were.
Brighton’s Danny Welbeck tucks the ball away before is it disallowed for offside following a VAR review. Photograph: Peter Cziborra/Action Images/ReutersVAR explains its workings. Photograph: Steven Paston/PAShare
Updated at 11.41 EST
GOAL! Fulham 1-1 Brighton (Chukwueze 72)
The Fulham substitute Samuel Chukwueze equalises with a belter!
A fine finish from Samuel Chukwueze puts Fulham level against Brighton. Photograph: David Klein/ReutersShare
Updated at 11.37 EST
Bournemouth v Liverpool team news
Bournemouth (4-2-3-1) Petrovic; Smith, Hill, Senesi, Truffert; Scott, Cook; Jimenez, Junior Kroupi, Adli; Evanilson.
Subs: Forster, Christie, Diakite, Unal, Toth, Milosavljevic, Sadi, Rees-Dottin, DaCosta.
Liverpool (4-3-3) Alisson; Frimpong, Gomez, Van Dijk, Kerkez; Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Salah, Gakpo, Wirtz.
Subs: Mamardashvili, Woodman, Endo, Jones, Ekitike, Robertson, Nyoni, Ramsay, Ngumoha.
Referee Michael Salisbury (Lancashire)
Updated at 11.41 EST
GOAL! Sheff Utd 3-1 Ipswich (Bamford 66)
Patrick Bamford restores Sheffield United’s two-goal lead with a clinical finish.
ShareFull time: Bayern Munich 1-2 Augsburg
A bonkers result at the Allianz Arena, where Augsburg have come from behind to end Bayern Munich’s hopes of going unbeaten throughout the Bundesliga season.
Updated at 11.32 EST
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Updated at 11.23 EST
GOAL! Sheff Utd 2-1 Ipswich (Jack Clarke 60 pen)
Game on at Bramall Lane. Ipswich are awarded a penalty for handball; Jack Clarke sticks it in off the post.
Ipswich Town’s Jack Clarke slots home from the spot to get the visitors back in the game. Photograph: Bruce Rollinson/PAShare
Updated at 11.32 EST
Championship round-up
Middlesbrough moved to within three points of Championship leaders Coventry by heaping more misery on 10-man Preston at the Riverside.
Alan Browne returned to haunt his former club by putting Boro ahead, while Tommy Conway and Morgan Whittaker exploited defensive lapses to put Boro three up at half-time. Jordan Storey was red-carded shortly after the resumption and Conway rounded off the scoring to give Middlesbrough a fourth league victory in a row.
ShareGOAL! Hull 2-1 Swansea (Cullen 59)
At the evocatively named MKM Stadium, Liam Cullen has scored to give Swansea a snifter of hope.
“Maybe I was a bit hasty about Aberdeen v Livingston,” writes our bowls correspondent Simon McMahon. “The Dons took an early lead, then thought they had gone further ahead only for VAR to intervene. Bottom of the table Livingston then scored twice in quick succession to turns things round, only for Kevin Nisbet to then scored twice two of his own in first half stoppage time to make it 3-2 at half time. Still, not a patch on the bowls, where the excitement on semi-finals day has almost reached coma pitch.”
85 min: Bayern 1-2 Augsburg We’re not able to watch the Bayern game (see blackout, Saturday, 3pm) but the stats suggest their comeback is no fluke. In the second half they’ve had six shots on target to Bayern’s one.
ShareGOAL! Bayern 1-2 Augsburg (Massengo 81)
What’s the German for fockin ell? I ask for one reason and one reason only: Han-Noah Massengo has put Augsburg in front against the runaway leaders Bayern!
Augsburg’s Han-Noah Massengo scores their second goal at Bayern. Photograph: Angelika Warmuth/ReutersBayern Munich’s Michael Olise looks bamboozled. Photograph: Angelika Warmuth/ReutersShare
Updated at 11.22 EST
GOAL! Bayern 1-1 Augsburg (Chaves 75)
What’s the German for blimey? I ask for one reason and one reason only: Arthur Chaves has equalised for Augsburg against the runaway leaders Bayern.
Augsburg’s Arthur Chaves (centre, left) head home to level the scores at Bayern. Photograph: Ronald Wittek/EPAShare
Updated at 11.26 EST
GOAL! Bromley 1-1 Swindon (Charles 46)
Ashley Charles has equalised right at the start of the second half for the League Two leaders Bromley.
Full time: Como 6-0 Torino
A spectacular win for Cesc Fabregas’s side, who move up to fifth in the Serie A table, at least until tomorrow.
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Half time: Sheff Utd 2-0 Ipswich
It all kicked off at half-time, though the main incident was off camera so we’re not yet sure what happened.
Updated at 10.53 EST
Half time: Man City 2-0 Wolves
That Antoine Semenyo goal was superbly taken. Bernardo Silva rapped a pass into him on the edge of the area, and two touches later the ball was into the net. He lost Ladislav Krejci with his first touch and lashed a low shot into the net with his second. Not sure how you defend against that.
Updated at 10.54 EST
GOAL! Sheff Utd 2-0 Ipswich (Brooks 45+4)
Andre Brooks’ deflected shot flies into the net to double Sheffield United’s lead!
Andre Brooks celebrates with a somersault. Photograph: Jez Tighe/ProSports/ShutterstockShare
Updated at 11.03 EST
GOAL! Man City 2-0 Wolves (Semenyo 45+2)
Antoine Semenyo gets his first Premier League goal for City, and his third in four games overall. City’s run of four Premier League games without victory is (probably) over.
Antoine Semenyo slots the ball home to double Manchester City’s lead against Wolves. Photograph: Adam Vaughan/EPASemenyo (left) celebrates with fellow goalscorer Omar Marmoush. Photograph: Adam Vaughan/EPATheir manager Pep Guardiola is pretty happy too. Photograph: Phil Noble/ReutersShare
Updated at 11.01 EST
GOAL! Burnley 1-1 Tottenham (Tuanzebe 45)
Kyle Walker’s excellent cross is volleyed in by the unmarked Axel Tuanzebe, six yards out. Burnley are level!
Axel Tuanzebe shoots … Photograph: Nick Potts/PAAnd watches as his shot heads towards the Spurs goal, where it nestled to level the score. Photograph: Chris Brunskill/Fantasista/Getty ImagesShare
Updated at 10.54 EST
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“Hi Rob,” writes Alun Pugh. “Thought that the 3pm blackout only applied to us mere mortals but journalists and broadcasters had live feeds.
“I imagined you in a Bond villain bunker deep underneath Guardian HQ surrounded by walls of screens showing everything from the Premier League to the clash between Penrhyncoch and Brickfield Rangers in the Cymru North It’s 1-0 btw at 80 mins.”
You’re right about the bunker but, alas not the rest.
In Serie A, Cesc Fabregas’s high-flying Como are thrashing Torino 6-0. Fabregas, who doesn’t turn 40 until next year, could be Europe’s next great manager.
ShareGOAL! Burnley 0-1 Tottenham (Van de Ven 38)
Goalscoring machine Micky van de Ven has struck again to give Spurs the lead at Turf Moor. A cracking finish, too, a snapshot from 15 yards following a corner.
Tottenham Hotspur’s Micky van de Ven scores their first goal. Photograph: Peter Powell/ReutersThen celebrates with his teammates. Photograph: Peter Powell/ReutersShare
Updated at 10.50 EST
39 min: Man City 1-0 Wolves No penalty to Manchester City. The interesting thing is that Farai Hallam, who is refereeing in the Premier League for the first time, was sent to the monitor but stuck with his on-field decision.
Referee Farai Hallam gestures after deciding not to award a penalty to Manchester City. Photograph: Darren Staples/AFP/Getty ImagesShare
Updated at 10.44 EST
GOAL! Sheff Utd 1-0 Ipswich (O’Hare 38)
A Sheffield United counter-attack is coolly finished off by Callum O’Hare. The promotion plot thickens – especially as Regan Slater has just made it Hull 2-0 Swansea with a blistering drive.
Sheffield United’s Callum O’Hare (front centre) falls after dinking the ball over Ipswich keeper Christian Walton to open the scoring. Photograph: Bruce Rollinson/PAShare
Updated at 10.54 EST
36 min: Man City 1-0 Wolves
There’s a VAR check for a Man City penalty after a potential handball from Yerson Mosquera. It sounds like it’s going to be given.
Yerson Mosquera of Wolverhampton Wanderers appears to handle the ball under pressure from Omar Marmoush of Manchester City. Photograph: Marc Atkins/Getty ImagesShare
Updated at 10.43 EST
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Callum Paterson has scored a first-half hat-trick for MK Dons, who lead Shrewsbury 3-0.
31 min: Fulham 0-1 Brighton Yes, Bernd Leno should have done better with the goal. It was a crisp rising drive from Ayari but Leno will be annoyed that he was beaten at the near post.
ShareGOAL! Fulham 0-1 Brighton (Ayari 28)
Yasin Ayari blasts Brighton ahead against the run of play. It sounds like the Fulham keeper Bernd Leno might have done better.
Brighton’s Yasin Ayari opens the scoring at Fulham with a right footed shot. Photograph: David Klein/ReutersThen wheels away in celebration. Photograph: David Klein/ReutersShare
Updated at 10.34 EST
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On this day in 1973… Ajax beat Rangers 3-2 to complete a 6-3 aggregate victory in the European Super Cup.
ShareGOAL! Hull 1-0 Swansea (McBurnie 24 pen)
‘Big’ Oli McBurnie has put promotion-chasing Hull in front from the penalty spot after a clear handball in the Swansea area.
On this day in 1990… a tremendous League Cup quarter-final between Spurs and Nottm Forest.