Two games on Friday night got us going with Fulham and Aston Villa winning. On Saturday, champions Manchester City cruised past Wolves at lunchtime before Tottenham beat Leicester in the evening kick-off. Chelsea vs Liverpool, Brighton vs Crystal Palace and Manchester United vs Leeds are the matches sacrificed due to a lack of policing amid preparations for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

League leaders Arsenal returned to the top of the pile with a 3-0 win at Brentford on Sunday. Everton host West Ham in the only other game that day with no matches scheduled for Monday due to the ceremony in London. With an international break up next, this could prove a crucial chance to get points on the board.

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