Manchester City v Leeds, Sunderland v Bournemouth, and more – Premier League live

4.58pm GMT Full time: Brentford 3-1 Burnley Premier League: Igor Thiago scored twice and Dango Ouattara added a third as Brentford saw off Burnley to pick up another three points at their Gtech Community Stadium fortress. 4.56pm GMT Championship: Off the bench as a substitute, Tristan Crama roofs the ball to score what should be a winner for Millwall in the seventh minute of added time in a topsy-turvy game. It’s 3-2 to the hosts at the Den. 4.53pm GMT GOAL! Manchester City 3-2 Leeds United (Foden 90+1) Premier League: Having sat back after restoring parity, Leeds United have been punished. Phil Foden curls home his second goal of the game to put his side back in front with a lead they don’t really deserve after a dire second half performance. Updated at 4.58pm GMT 4.50pm GMT GOAL! Brentford 3-1 Burnley (Ouattara 90+2 min) Premier League: Dango Ouattara latches on to another good pass from Jordan Henderson and beats Burnley goalkeeper Martin Dubravka in a one-on-one. Updated at 5.00pm GMT 4.47pm GMT Scottish Premiership: Joe Westley scores in the 87th minute to make it 3-1 to Dundee in their match against St Mirren at Dens Park. 4.46pm GMT Championship: Morgan Whittaker scores at the Riverside to make it Middlesbrough 2-1 Derby County, while Finn Azaz has equalised for Southampton in their game against Millwall at the Den, where it’s 2-2. 4.44pm GMT GOAL! Brentford 2-1 Burnley (Thiago 87) Premier League: Jordan Henderson crosses into the Burnley penalty area, the visitors fail to clear it and Igor Thiago fires home to restore Brentford’s lead. Updated at 4.52pm GMT 4.43pm GMT GOAL! Brentford 1-1 Burnley (Flemming 85pen) Premier League: Brentford defender Michael Kayode takes out Jaidon Anthony to give Burnley a penalty, which Zian Flemming scores past Caoimhin Kelleher to make it 1-1 at the Gtech Stadium. 4.40pm GMT Championship: Millwall complete their turnaround against Southampton, going 2-1 up courtesy of Caleb Taylor’s strike on 81 minutes. 4.39pm GMT GOAL! Brentford 1-0 Burnley (Thiago 81pen) Premier League: Brentford go a goal up against Burnley courtesy of a Thiago penalty. that was awarded for an Axel Tsuanzebe foul on Dango Ouattara. 4.37pm GMT Championship: At Hillsborough, Mads Fokjaer-Jensen fires Preston into a 3-2 lead over Sheffield Wednesday, who have just missed a penalty. 4.35pm GMT GOAL! Sunderland 3-2 Bournemouth (Brobbey 69) Premier League: On as a substitute, Brian Brobbey nods his side into the lead at the Stadium of Light with his second goal in as many home games. Updated at 4.54pm GMT 4.34pm GMT Championship: On a hat-trick, Charlie McNeill has a penalty for Sheffield Wednesday saved and it remains 2-2 between his team and Preston at Hillsborough. 4.31pm GMT Championship: Millwall and Southampton have exchanged second-half goals at the Den, where Adam Armstrong fired the Saints in front only for Femi Azeez to equalise for the hosts. Updated at 4.32pm GMT 4.30pm GMT GOAL! Man City 2-2 Leeds United (Nmecha 68) Premier League: Lukas Nmecha’s penalty kick is saved superbly by Gianluigi Donnarumma but the Leeds striker scores on the follow-up. It’s all square at the Etihad Stadium. Updated at 4.40pm GMT 4.27pm GMT Leeds get a penalty! Premier League: Dominic Calvert-Lewin is fouled by Josko Gvardiol and referee Peter Bankes points to the spot. The decision is upheld by VAR and Leeds have a chance to equalise from 12 yards. 4.23pm GMT Premier League: Having looked a beaten docket at half-time, Leeds are really taking the game to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, where Dominic Calvert-Lewin has pulled a goal back for the visitors after coming on as a half-time substitute and Pep Guardiola is looking seriously concerned with how the tide has turned against his team. City remain in front by the odd goal in three but they have plenty of work to do. 4.18pm GMT Championship: Preston peg back Sheffield Wednesday for the second time this afternoon, with Lewis Dobbin nodding home at a corner to make it 2-2 at Hillsborough. 4.16pm GMT Premier League: Evanilson stupidly costs Bournemouth a goal against Sunderland, tapping home a Semenyo shot that was going in after taking a deflection off a defender. The flag goes up because Evanilson was offside but greed got the better of him. If he hadn’t touched the ball, it would have gone in anyway and the goal would have stood. It remains 2-2 at the Stadium of Light. Updated at 4.17pm GMT 4.13pm GMT Championship: Aune Heggebø score his second goal in five minutes to draw West Brom level with Swansea City. 4.12pm GMT GOAL! Sunderland 2-2 Bournemouth (Traore 46) Premier League: Bertrand Traore scores his first goal for Sunderland, shooting through a thicket of legs to restore parity for his side. Updated at 4.21pm GMT 4.10pm GMT GOAL! Manchester City 2-1 Leeds United (Calvert-Lewin 49) Premier League: On as a second-half substitute, Dominic Calvert-Lewin pulls a goal back against Manchester City, capitalising on some shambolic defending from Manchester City in general and Matheus Nunes in particular. Updated at 4.21pm GMT 4.08pm GMT Championship: Aune Heggebø scores with a low shot into the corner to reduce West Brom’s deficit against Swansea City at the Hawthorns by exactly 50%. 3.57pm GMT Scottish Premiership half-times Dundee 2-1 St Mirren Motherwell 0-0 Hearts Kilmarnock v Dundee United (5.45pm GMT) 3.55pm GMT Scotland: Billy Gilmour is set for an extended spell on the sidelines after Napoli confirmed the Scotland midfielder will have an operation in London on Monday. The Serie A club did not disclose the nature of Gilmour’s surgery or a timeframe for his recovery but he has reportedly been ruled out for the last four weeks because of a groin injury. Gilmour was withdrawn after 38 minutes of his most recent outing in a goalless draw against Como on 1 November. The 24-year-old was absent for Scotland’s double-header against Greece and Denmark. A win over Denmark sealed Scotland’s place at next year’s World Cup for the first time since 1998. 3.54pm GMT Championship half-times Leicester City 2-3 Sheffield Utd (R) Portsmouth 0-1 Bristol City (R) Stoke City 1-0 Hull City (R) Coventry City 2-1 Charlton Middlesbrough 0-1 Derby County Millwall 0-0 Southampton Norwich City 3-1 QPR Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 Preston West Brom 0-2 Swansea City Wrexham 0-1 Blackburn Rovers 3.53pm GMT Premier League half-times Brentford 0-0 Burnley Manchester City 2-0 Leeds United Sunderland 1-2 Bournemouth Everton v Newcastle (5.30pm GMT) Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham (8pm GMT) 3.45pm GMT Championship: Coventry City go in front against Charlton, with Ellis Simms scoring with a near post header from a corner just before half-time. It’s 2-1 at the CBS Arena. Updated at 4.17pm GMT 3.43pm GMT Championship: Swansea City are 2-0 up against West Brom at the Hawthorns, with Ethan Galbraith scoring an 11th minute goal that completely passed me by at the time. Apologies! 3.41pm GMT Scottish Premiership: Drey Wright puts 11th placed Dundee 2-1 up against St Mirren at Dens Park. 3.41pm GMT Championship: League leaders Coventry City have equalised against Charlton Athletic, with Josh Eccles scoring with a precision shot into the bottom corner to score his first goal of the season. 3.36pm GMT Championship: Norwich go two ahead, with Forson Amankwah firing them 3-1 in front with a delightful curled effort from distance. 3.35pm GMT Championship: Norwich City retake the lead against QPR when a Kenny McLean free-kick is accidentally diverted home by Amadou Salif Mbengue, who scores an own goal. It’s 2-1 at Carrow Road. 3.32pm GMT Scottish Premiership: Mikael Mandron scores to give St Mirren a 1-0 lead over Dundee at Dens Park but a couple of minutes later, Dundee equalise courtesy of an Alexander Gogic own goal. 3.30pm GMT GOAL! Sunderland 1-2 Bournemouth (Le Fee 30pen) Premier League: Alex Scott fouls Reinildo Mandava in the Bournemouth box and Sunderland are awarded a penalty that survives a VAR check. Enzo Le Fee scores from the spot with his third goal for the club. Updated at 3.51pm GMT 3.27pm GMT GOAL! Manchester City 2-0 Leeds (Gvardiol 25) Premier League: Leeds goalkeeper Lucas Perri makes a complete dog’s breakfast of trying to punch a City corner clear and the ball drops at the feet of Josko Gvardiol a couple of yards out. He slots home. Updated at 3.45pm GMT 3.22pm GMT Championship: A round-up of today’s three early kick-offs, from which Sheffield United, Bristol City and Hull City all emerged victorious. Related: Championship roundup: Stoke fail to cement second spot after Gelhardt’s winner for Hull 3.17pm GMT GOAL! Sunderland 0-2 Bournemouth (Adams 15) Premier League: Tyler Adams channels his inner Kenny McLean to beat Sunderland goalkeeper Robin Roefs with a spectacular lob from 40 yards out. Updated at 3.34pm GMT 3.15pm GMT Championship: Charlton Athletic have taken a surprise lead against runaway Championship leaders Coventry City, with Harvey Knibbs getting his name on the scoresheet. At the Racecourse Ground, Andri Gudjohnsen has given Blackburn Rovers the lead against Wrexham, while Charlie McNeill has just headed Sheffield Wednesday into a 2-1 lead against Preston at Hillsborough. 3.13pm GMT Championship: Norwich’s early joy is short-lived as QPR equalise through a Rumarn Burrell tap-in from four yards. 3.12pm GMT Championship: Preston equalise against Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough. Ben Whiteman fires through a crowd of bodies from just outside the penalty area when the ball comes his way at a corner. 3.10pm GMT Championship: WIthout a win in 13 home league games, Norwich City have gone a goal up against QPR, thanks to Emiliano Marcondes’ volley. 3.08pm GMT GOAL! Sunderland 0-1 Bournemouth (Adli 7) Premier League: Evanilson sidefoots Antoine Semenyo’s cross against the post when he should have scored, only for Amine Adli to score on the follow-up and give Bournemouth an early lead at the Stadium of Light. Updated at 3.40pm GMT 3.06pm GMT Championship: They’re not hanging about in the second tier this afternoon, eh? Derby County go a goal up against Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium, where Patrick Agemang has joined the early goalrush. Meanwhile at Hillsborough, Charlie McNeill has given Sheffield Wednesday a 1-0 lead against Preston. Updated at 3.06pm GMT 3.03pm GMT GOAL! Manchester City 1-0 Leeds (Foden 2) Premier League: Phil Foden scores with a left-footed shot off the cross-bar to put Manchester City ahead against Leeds United. Updated at 3.58pm GMT 3.01pm GMT Today’s three o’clock kick-offs are under way. And we already have a goal at the Hawthorns, where Swansea have taken an extremely early lead against West Brom courtesy of Zan Vipotnik after 11 seconds. Updated at 3.03pm GMT 2.54pm GMT Manchester City v Leeds United: As expected, then, Pep goes LARGE re: the team to take on Leeds, with Haaland and virtually all other fit A-listers selected. Perhaps the one minor surprise is Rayan Cherki being a substitute only. This humble hack had wondered if the fantasy of the Frenchman might be preferred to the rather underwhelming (thus far this season) No8 play of Tijanni Reijnders. As always, the still-injured Rodri is City’s big miss, though Daniel Farke’s third-bottom side should still be beaten, if not swatted aside. 2.52pm GMT Sunderland v Bournemouth: The big news on Wearside is that Enzo Le Fee - incidentally my favourite Sunderland player since Andy Reid - has done an A-Z questionnaire in the match programme pre-Bournemouth. In question X: the X-factor, he is asked “Do you have a special talent?” The reply: “I’m a magician” suggests a lack of false modesty … unless, of course, Enzo really is into three card tricks and pulling rabbits out of hats. Talking of magicians, the bad news for Sunderland as they defend their unbeaten Premier League home record is that Bournemouth’s star player, Antoine Semenyo, has passed a fitness test on a sprained ankle and starts. Semenyo, of course, was once, briefly a Sunderland player, having joined on loan from Bristol City in January 2020 before seeing that sojourn cut short by the Covid pandemic. Sunderland fans can only hope he does not remind them of the talent he never had the chance to properly showcase here … Updated at 2.52pm GMT 2.33pm GMT Manchester United: The standards of Manchester United’s academy have “really slipped” in recent years, according to Sir Jim Ratcliffe, whose comments have stung staff trying to make a success of a department whose hierarchy is in a state of constant flux due to staff churn. Will Unwin reports … Related: Manchester United’s academy reeling from staff churn and Ratcliffe’s brickbats 2.33pm GMT Related: Premier League top scorers 2025-26: who is leading race for golden boot? 2.33pm GMT Championship: The heat is on at Stoke, where players and backroom staff from both sides have got themselves involved in a bad-tempered stramash in one of the penalty areas at full-time. A couple of pitch invaders got involved a minute or two previously when some Hull players celebrated their victory in front of them but they werer ushered away by stewards. It all seems to have sorted itself out now but one suspects both clubs will be asked to explain themselves by the powers that be in the next couple of days. Updated at 2.42pm GMT 2.28pm GMT Early Championship results Leicester City 2-3 Sheffield Utd Portsmouth 0-1 Bristol City Stoke City 1-2 Hull City View the Championship table 2.22pm GMT Championship: Joe Gelhardt has struck in the final minute of normal time to put Hull City 2-1 ahead against Stoke City, taking advantage of a botched attempt at a clearance from Junior Tchamadeu to fire home from seven yards. Updated at 2.45pm GMT 2.16pm GMT Championship: Jordan James has pulled a second goal back for Leicester City, who now trail Sheffield United 2-3 at the King Power Stadium with three minutes of the 90 remaining, plus whatever add-ons referee Anthony Blackhouse deems appropriate. 2.13pm GMT Manchester City: Pep Guardiola has accused Manchester City’s players of performing with fear in their 2-0 defeat by Bayer Leverkusen after the head coach made 10 changes for the Champions League match and said those selected had not taken the risks needed to win. Will Unwin reports … Related: Pep Guardiola accuses his Manchester City side of playing with fear in Leverkusen loss 2.13pm GMT Tottenham Hotspur: Thomas Frank has said he much preferred Tottenham’s “front-footed” performance in their 5-3 defeat at Paris Saint-Germain to their cautious approach against Arsenal a few days earlier, writes Ed Aarons … Related: Frank wants Tottenham to adopt ‘front-footed’ approach even if it ends in defeat 2.02pm GMT Sunderland v Bournemouth line-ups Sunderland: Roefs, Mukiele, Ballard, Alderete, Mandava, Sadiki, Xhaka, Traore, Le Fee, Talbi, Isidor. Subs: Patterson, Neil, Geertruida, Brobbey, Rigg, Mayenda, Mundle, Adingra, Hume. Bournemouth: Petrovic, Smith, Diakite, Senesi, Truffert, Scott, Adams, Semenyo, Tavernier, Adli, Evanilson. Subs: Dennis, Cook, Soler, Brooks, Kluivert, Jimenez, Junior Kroupi, Unal,Milosavljevic. 2.02pm GMT Man City v Leeds United Man City: Donnarumma, Matheus Luiz, Dias, Gvardiol, O’Reilly, Reijnders, Gonzalez, Silva, Foden, Haaland, Doku. Subs: Trafford, Stones, Ake, Marmoush, Cherki, Ait Nouri, Savio, Khusanov, Lewis. Leeds United: Lucas Perri, Bogle, Rodon, Struijk, Justin, Tanaka, Ampadu, Gruev, James, Nmecha, Gnonto. Subs: Okafor, Bijol, Aaronson, Piroe, Calvert-Lewin, Gudmundsson, Meslier, Harrison, Byram. 2.01pm GMT Brentford v Burnley line-ups Brentford: Kelleher, Hickey, Van den Berg, Henderson, Schade, Jensen, Ouattara, Collins, Damsgaard, Kayode, Thiago. Subs: Valdimarsson, Henry, Pinnock, Nelson, Onyeka, Yarmoliuk, Ajer, Lewis-Potter, Janelt. Burnley: Dubravka, Walker, Hartman, Esteve, Tuanzebe, Foster, Florentino, Tchaouna, Flemming, Cullen, Mejbri. Subs: Weiss, Larsen, Ugochukwu, Edwards, Anthony, Ekdal, Pires, Broja, Laurent. 1.51pm GMT Manchester City v Leeds United: A lovely dank Mancunian afternoon with a low cloud and the whispers of bygone Manchester City matchdays in the east of town as Pep Guardiola sends out an XI in an hour or so that will not certainly show the same 10 changes as the dire Bayer Leverkusen defeat on Tuesday here at the Etihad Stadium. Expect many of the manager’s big guns to be reinstated and intent on downing Leeds and arresting the two-game run of losses. Think Erling Haaland, Phil Foden, Jeremy Doku etc, and so on … 1.43pm GMT Championship: The King Power comeback is on! Stephy Mavidi has pulled a goal back for Leicester City, who now trail Sheffield United 3-1 at home. Updated at 2.37pm GMT 1.41pm GMT Championship: Hull City have taken just three minutes of the second half to equalise against Stoke, with Semi Ajayi nodding home from close range after the ball was recycled from a corner. Stoke’s players appealed for both offside and a handball in the build-up and they might have a case on one or both counts. The goal stands. Updated at 2.36pm GMT 1.32pm GMT Championship: Already in a full on funk over their side’s lowly position in the Championship table, Leicester City fans are unlikely to be impressed by the hiding being dished out to them at the King Power Stadium by Sheffield United, who lead 3-0 at half-time courtesy of goals from Tom Cannon, Callum O’Hare and Sydie Peck. Meanwhile in Stoke, Mark Robins’ high-flyers have gone into the break with a thoroughly deserved 1-0 lead over a Hull City side who have been outplayed thus far but have every right to feel aggrieved at not being awarded a first-half penalty. Sorba Thomas put Stoke ahead with a wonderful right-footed volley that he could not have caught more sweetly. At Fratton Park, an Anis Mehmeti strike has given Bristol City a 1-0 half-time lead over Portsmouth. It’s the 24-year-old English born Albanian international’s sixth of the season but only his first in seven games. 1.11pm GMT Wrexham "gifted" £18m by Welsh taxpayers Championship: Despite being owned by preposterously wealthy Hollywood movie stars, valued at the thick end of £350m and the subject of a moneyspinning Disney TV documentary, Wrexham have received almost £18m in nonrepayable grants from Welsh taxpayers. Guardian exclusive: Jasper Jolly. Related: Wrexham AFC receives £18m from government despite Hollywood backing Updated at 1.17pm GMT 1.10pm GMT Today’s Scottish Premiership fixtures Dundee v St Mirren Motherwell v Hearts Kilmarnock v Dundee United (5.45pm GMT) View the Scottish Premiership table Updated at 3.57pm GMT 1.09pm GMT Today’s Championship fixtures Leicester City 0-3 Sheffield Utd (L) Portsmouth 0-1 Bristol City (L) Stoke City 1-0 Hull City (L) Coventry City v Charlton Middlesbrough v Derby County Millwall v Southampton Norwich City v QPR Sheffield Wednesday v Preston West Brom v Swansea City Wrexham v Blackburn Rovers View the Championship table Updated at 1.15pm GMT 1.06pm GMT Today’s Premier League fixtures Brentford v Burnley Manchester City v Leeds United Sunderland v Bournemouth Everton v Newcastle (5.30pm GMT) Tottenham Hotspur v Fulham (8pm GMT) View the Premier League table 1.06pm GMT The Talk: Your one-stop shop for all the most interesting soundbites from the weekend’s Premier League pre-match press conferences. (Warning: may not be all that interesting, although there is an update on Cole Palmer’s stubbed toe.) Related: Premier League news: Palmer set for Chelsea return; ‘No reason’ for Gueye’s failed appeal 1.06pm GMT Saturday clockwatch Welcome to the only place you need to be for a fully comprehensive rundown of all the football drama this Saturday. We’re glued to the action, ready to bring you news of all the goals as they go in during the Premier League’s afternoon kick-offs. On the face of it, today’s trio of top flight three o’clockers promise the usual cocktail of thrills and spills (thrill- and spill-free tedium may also be available) and you won’t miss a thing as the net ripples and the table shifts. But our coverage doesn’t stop there – we’ll be monitoring the action in the Championship, bringing you the latest updates and breaking news from England’s second tier. North of the border, there are three Scottish Premiership matches, while we’ll ensure you’re kept in the loop with every major twist and talking point from the length and breadth of the country. Stick with us for team news, goals, penalties, and the post-match reports from our reporters in assorted press boxes around the grounds. Related: Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend