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Coverage of the top-flight match from Stamford Bridge. The visitors did the double over Chelsea last season thanks to 2-1 and 1-0 victories. This meeting last year saw Matheus Cunha score just before half-time to give the Red Devils all three points. The reverse fixture in September saw United win 2-1 in a game that saw Robert Sanchez sent off in just the fifth minute, before Casemiro was shown a second yellow on the stroke of half time.
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Coverage of the Premier League match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Spurs took the lead in last season's corresponding fixture courtesy of Dominic Solanke, but things soon took a turn for the worse for them when Micky van de Ven was sent off, with Palace going on to win 3-1 thanks to a brace by Ismaila Sarr and a strike from Jorgen Strand Larsen
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Coverage of the Premier League match at Villa Park. The hosts claimed a 3-1 win when the teams met here last term, with Raul Jimenez giving the visitors an early lead, but the Villans fighting back through Ollie Watkins, John McGinn and Emiliano Buendia. They will be expecting another three points this evening against a Fulham side that have found wins hard to come by so far this season.
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All the action from the Premier League match at Anfield. A stunning free-kick from Dominik Szoboszlai gave Liverpool a 1-0 win in last season's corresponding fixture. However, it was Arsenal who went on to succeed the Reds as champions, and they have also made the stronger start to the current campaign so will have high hopes of a first win here since 2012.
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All the action from the Premier League match at St James' Park. Everton claimed victory here for the second successive season last term, with Thierno Barry scoring an 83rd-minute winner moments after Jacob Murphy had equalised for Newcastle. The Toffees have also avoided defeat in their first three away games of the current campaign, though all of them ended in draws.
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Coverage of the league phase match from Spotify Camp Nou. This is the first meeting between these two sides since 1983 when they met in a two-legged tie in the UEFA Super Cup. Both sides won their opening two matches in this year's competition, with both teams scoring nine goals in those fixtures. Barcelona did however suffer their first defeat of the campaign as they lost 4-2 to Paris Saint-Germain in a thrilling game in Paris last time out.
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Coverage of the UEFA Champions League league-phase match from Old Trafford. Manchester United welcome Italian opposition as they look to strengthen their position in the competition and take another step towards the knockout stages. Roma will be aiming to frustrate the hosts and claim a valuable result on the road. The clubs have a history of memorable European encounters, including United’s famous 7-1 victory in the Champions League quarter-finals in 2007. With important league-phase points at stake, another intriguing European night awaits.
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Coverage of the league phase match from Sukru Saracoglu Stadium, as the visitors look to continue their 100% win record in the Champions League this season. Liverpool's last away game in this competition was at LASK last month when Bradley Barcola scored a hat-trick in a thrilling 6-3 victory for Andoni Iraola's team. The same night Fenerbahce travelled to Aston Villa and were thrashed 6-0 by the Midland's club.
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Coverage of the league phase match from Red Bull Arena. City's previous away game in this competition came on the opening week of matches as they claimed a 2-0 victory in Porto in Enzo Maresca's first Champions League match in charge of the club. Erling Haaland broke the deadlock just after half-time before scoring again in the 91st minute to confirm all three points.
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Coverage of the league phase match from Fortuna Arena. These two sides have only ever met three times with Arsenal picking up two victories and the other game ending in a 0-0 draw in 2007. The hosts have never scored against the North London club with the Gunners picking up 7-0 and 3-0 wins alongside the goalless draw 19 years ago.
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Coverage of the Nations Championship clash from the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Ireland welcome Argentina for a Friday-night international under the lights, with both sides looking to make a strong start to the November fixtures. The Pumas have become increasingly competitive against the leading rugby nations, setting up a compelling test for the Irish side on home soil.
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Coverage of the Nations Championship match from Allianz Stadium in Turin. Italy face a major challenge against the reigning world champions, South Africa, whose physical approach and powerful forward pack make them formidable opponents. The Azzurri will be looking to use home advantage and test themselves against one of international rugby’s strongest teams.
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Coverage of the Nations Championship match from Scottish Gas Murrayfield in Edinburgh. Scotland take on the All Blacks in one of the weekend’s standout fixtures. New Zealand’s formidable rugby heritage makes them a tough proposition, but Scotland will be determined to deliver a big performance in front of their home supporters and challenge one of the sport’s most successful sides.
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Coverage of the Nations Championship encounter from the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Wales welcome Japan for a meeting between two teams keen to make their mark in the new competition. Japan’s pace and attacking ambition can cause problems for any defence, while Wales will hope the Cardiff crowd can inspire a strong performance on home soil.
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Coverage of the Nations Championship match from Groupama Stadium in Lyon. France face Fiji in an intriguing clash between two sides known for their attacking quality. The French will look to impose their physicality and structured play, while Fiji’s flair, offloading and ability to create opportunities from broken play could make this an entertaining contest.
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Coverage of the Nations Championship clash from Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. England host Australia in a meeting between two historic rugby rivals. With both sides looking to build momentum during the November internationals, the contest offers England a chance to make home advantage count against an Australian team renowned for its resilience and attacking threat.