Seven Premier League Games Down For Decision Today

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Saturday, 4 November 2023 11:10

By Oisin Coyne @OisinCoyne

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Live updates of all games on Sportsbeat from 2-6pm in association with Conlans Family Store & Ice Cream Parlour, Dublin Rd, Athy.

There's seven games in the Premier League today.

Manchester United go to Fulham in the lunchtime kick-off.

With Tottenham not playing until Monday, Manchester City can go top with a win at home to Bournemouth from 3pm.

At the same time:
Everton play Brighton

West Ham play Brentford.

Burnley play Crystal Palace.

Sheffield United take on Wolves.

And there’s a 5.30 start at St. James’s Park, where Newcastle host Arsenal.

Kfm will have live updates of all games on Sportsbeat from 2-6pm in association with Conlans Family Store & Ice Cream Parlour, Dublin Rd, Athy.

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