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Over the weekend, Arsenal and Manchester City both lost while Liverpool beat Brighton to rise back to the top of the table.
Manchester United then drew 1-1 with Chelsea, with the result confirming the Red Devils' worst-ever start after 10 league games.
Elsewhere, Gunners sporting director Edu Gaspar has left the club and is set to instantly take up a new role with Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis' multi-club system.
And the final match of this gameweek will take place between Fulham and Brentford this evening, live on talkSPORT.
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Premier League fixtures
Saturday, November 2
Newcastle 1-0 Arsenal Bournemouth 2-1 Manchester City Ipswich 1-1 LeicesterLiverpool 2-1 Brighton Nottingham Forest 3-0 West Ham Southampton 1-0 Everton Wolves 2-2 Crystal Palace
Sunday, November 3
Tottenham 4-1 Aston Villa Manchester United 1-1 Chelsea
Monday, November 4
Fulham 0-1 Brentford
a minute agoBy Jack Cunningham
Ahead of this evening's game between Brentford and Fulham, the Sky Sports Monday Night Football team created a segment about how the Bees don't often score from outside of the box.
The statistics showed that of the 26 Premier League teams to play in the top-flight since Brentford were promoted, they rank 25th for long-range shots.
So, what has the only goal of the game being?
Of course, a long-range strike from Vitaly Janelt.
At least Jamie Carragher could see the funny side.
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16 minutes agoBy Jack Cunningham
TALK ABOUT A BOLT FROM THE BLUE!
The Bees take the lead, and it's a scorcher.
After being dominated from the first whistle, the Bees win possession in the Fulham half.
Christian Norgaard finds Mikkel Damsgaard, and he picks out Vitaly Janelt, who is 25-yards-out.
He takes a touch and hits a beautiful shot with his left that crashes into the back of the net and stuns Craven Cottage.
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24 minutes agoBy Jack Cunningham
What a lovely move!
Emile Smith Rowe starts things off with a pass to Sander Berge.
He finds Reiss Nelson, who rolls the ball into Antonee Robinson.
The American international spots the run of Smith Rowe and picks him out.
The ex-Arsenal man strides into the box and sees his goal-bound effort blocked behind for a corner that Mark Flekken grabs.
Nelson then wriggles his way free in the box and thunders a strike wide of the near post from just inside the box.
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34 minutes agoBy Jack Cunningham
The hosts have started this game very well.
They are pressing aggressively and getting numbers forward into the box.
The home crowd are also well up for it, making for a lively atmosphere from both sets of fans.
However, for all their good play, there has yet to be a clear chance despite Mark Flekken making two straightforward saves.
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43 minutes agoBy Jack Cunningham
After a beautifully observed minute's silence for Remembrance Day, this match under the lights at Craven Cottage gets underway.
The Bees get the game going.
They are wearing their green change kit, while the hosts are in white tops and black shorts.
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Today, 19:19By Jack Cunningham
Right, we have the starting XIs in for the final Premier League fixture of gameweek ten.
From Fulham's 1-1 draw against Everton last week, there are two changes.
Joachim Andersen returns after a one-match ban for denying a clear goalscoring opportunity.
He comes into the side for Issa Diop, while Reiss Nelson is in for Adama Traore.
Meanwhile, Brentford are unchanged from their dramatic 4-3 win over Ipswich.
Fulham: Leno, Tete, Andersen, Bassey, Robinson, Pereira, Berge, Traore, Smith Rowe, Iwobi, Jimenez
Subs: Benda, Reed, Wilson, Muniz, Cairney, Traore, Castagne, Sessegnon, Diop
Brentford: Flekken, Roerslev, Collins, Pinnock, Van den Berg, Norgaard, Janelt, Mbeumo, Damsgaard, Lewis-Potter, Wissa
Subs: Valdimarsson, Schade, Jensen, Carvalho, Mee, Yarmoliuk, Meghoma, Konak, Maghoma
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Today, 17:56By Jack Cunningham
At the start of the day, Edu Gaspar's future wasn't even a talking point, but the Gunners have just confirmed that he's leaving the club immediately.
talkSPORT understands that the Brazilian has an agreement with Nottingham Forest and Olympiacos owner, Evangelos Marinakis.
Edu became unsettled in north London due to a change in structure at the club, leading to Stan Kroenke's lawyer, Tim Lewis, starting to gain more power.
In the statement, Arsenal confirm that Edu has resigned as the club's Sporting Director.
The statement reads as follows: "Edu Gaspar has today resigned from his position as our Sporting Director.
"Edu, our former player and Invincible, re-joined us in the role of Technical Director in July 2019.
A statement from the FA read: "An Appeal Board has dismissed an appeal by Nottingham Forest’s Evangelos Marinakis in relation to misconduct at their Premier League fixture on Saturday 28 September against Fulham.
"It was alleged that the behaviour of Evangelos Marinakis around the tunnel area after full time of that match was improper.
But Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is believed to have offered him a role overseeing his group of clubs.
Edu has been a key ally for Gunner manager Mikel Arteta in helping him build a title-challenging squad.
The former midfielder - a member of the Invincibles squad of 2003/2004 - is considered as one of the top sporting directors in world football right now.
After joining Arsenal as a technical director, the Brazilian was Promoted to become the club's first-ever sporting director in 2022.
Edu has played a key role in their recruitment of players who have become crucial members of Arteta's team, including Martin Odegaard, Declan Rice and William Saliba.
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3rd Nov 2024, 22:09By Jackson Cole
Interim boss Ruud van Nistelrooy is looking forward to getting to know Ruben Amorim better and has offered to help the new head coach and Manchester United in any way he can.
Having returned to the club he shone for as a player in the summer as one of Erik ten Hag's assistants, the fan favourite is temporarily filling in as manager following his compatriot's sacking on Monday.
Van Nistelrooy oversaw a 5-2 Carabao Cup win over Leicester on Wednesday and a 1-1 Premier League draw with Chelsea on Sunday.
Sporting Lisbon boss Amorim begins his new role in England a week on Monday and will bring in his own staff but Van Nistelrooy is hoping to remain part of the backroom team.
"Like I said on Wednesday, I came here to help as an assistant, as a coach and in this bit as well as an interim for a short spell," the caretaker boss said.
"Then, again, in any capacity willing to help, so in that sense I'm open for this future.
"We all will be backing him and helping him to get Manchester United to where we all want it to be and I think that spirit is the most important to have.
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