Wolves v Manchester City, Bournemouth v Arsenal: Premier League and more – live

Premier League: On loan from Barcelona, Ansu Fati has pulled a goal back for Brighton early in the second half at Villa Park. His first strike for the Seagulls survives multiple VAR checks for a variety of possible infractions and Brighton are back in the game.

Women’s Super League: On Sunday, up to 95 of the players that travelled to Australia and New Zealand to compete in the Women’s World Cup will kick off the new season of the Women’s Super League hoping they have brought you with them. Suzy Wrack reports …

Beleaguered Sheffield Wednesday remain winless and rock-bottom of the Championship table after losing 3-0 against a youthful Sunderland side at Hillsborough last night. Tony Mobray’s Mackems moved up to fourth in the table courtesy of their impressive display and are five points behind pace-setters Leicester City and Ipswich Town, having played one game more. Southampton host Leeds United in today’s lunchtime kick-off and lead their visitors 3-0 at the break.

• Southampton 3-0 Leeds United (L)

• Bristol City v Stoke City

• Cardiff City v Rotherham United

• Huddersfield Town v Ipswich Town

• Hull City v Plymouth Argyle

• Millwall v Swansea City

• Norwich City v Birmingham City

• Preston v West Brom

• QPR v Coventry City

• Watford v Middlesbrough

• View the Championship table

• Aston Villa 3-0 Brighton (L)

• Manchester United v Crystal Palace

• Newcastle United v Burnley

• Wolves v Manchester City

• Bournemouth v Arsenal

• West Ham v Sheffield United

• Everton v Luton Town

• Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool (5.30pm BST)

• View the Premier League table

There’s a bumper afternoon of Premier League action ahoy, with no fewer than six three o’clock kick-offs scheduled ahead of this evening’s potential humdinger between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool at White Hart Lane.

Aston Villa and Brighton got the weekend’s top flight activities under way in today’s lunchtime game at Villa Park, where the ruthless home side lead 3-0 at half-time courtesy of a brace scored by Ollie Watkins inside 20 minutes, followed by a Pervis Estupinan own goal.

As ever, we’ll be here to bring you team news, flag up all the goals as they go in and stay across any major talking points throughout the afternoon, before posting match reports from our journalists around the grounds.