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Premier League gameweek 32 fixtures

Saturday, April 12



Manchester City 5-2 Crystal PalaceBrighton 2-2 LeicesterNottingham Forest 0-1 EvertonSouthampton 0-3 Aston VillaArsenal 1-1 Brentford

Sunday, April 13

Chelsea 2-2 IpswichLiverpool 2-1 West HamWolves 4-2 Tottenham Hotspur4:30pm: Newcastle United vs Manchester United

Monday, April 14

8pm: Bournemouth vs Fulham - live on talkSPORT

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2 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

Oh no, Altay Bayindir...

Man United just can't escape goalkeeping errors.

Man United trail three minutes into the second half.

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34 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

Things are back underway at St.

We'll find out over the next 45...

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49 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson

There goes the half-time whistle.

It's not been a thriller but we've seen two goals.

Man United have come under a lot of threat from the Newcastle attack, however, their counters have been impressive.

Six of the last seven goalkeepers to make their first Premier League start for Man United have kept a clean sheet, including Andre Onana who has been dropped today.

However, Bayindir now joins Dean Henderson as the only two of the last eight United shot-stoppers to concede.

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Today, 16:55By Jack Johnson

AND JUST LIKE THAT, NEWCASTLE SCORE!

However, VAR takes a look and doesn't intervene, with the ball hitting Murphy's elbow next to his body.

We're just over 10 minutes into this clash.

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Today, 16:34By Jack Johnson

A couple of minutes in and Newcastle have already had a goal ruled out for offside by the linesman.

The flag went straight up after Joelinton headed in, and Kieran Trippier did stray off in the build-up.

Jacob Murphy has also struck just wide of the post.

Looking at the Man United team again, this is the first Premier League game where Andre Onana won't feature since the final day of the 2022-23 season (David de Gea vs Fulham).

Meanwhile, Harry Amass is the fourth youngest player to start a top-flight match for Man Utd (aged 18 years, 28 days).

He's behind Mason Greenwood (17y 223d), Federico Macheda (17y 253d) and Phil Neville (18y 21d).

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Today, 16:30By Jack Johnson

We're underway at St.
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