Arsenal Began Their Premier League Title Challenge With A Win Against Wolves

Sunday, 18 August 2024 12:12

By Hannah Kelly

There are two games today, with the first kicking off at 2pm

Last season's runners-up Arsenal began their Premier League title challenge with a 2-nil win against Wolves.

Brighton eased past 10-man Everton 3-nil at Goodison Park.

Newcastle also had a player sent off - but beat Southampton 1-nil.

It finished 1-all between Nottingham Forest and Bournemouth.

Aston Villahad a 2-1 win over West Ham United.

Promoted Ipswich lost 2-nil at home to Liverpool .

There are two games today:

At 2pm, it's Brentford vs Crystal Palace,

At 4.30pm, Chelsea vs Manchester City.

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