After the FA Cup and UEFA competitions took centre-stage over the last week, the Premier League is back.
High-flying Nottingham Forest beat Manchester City in Saturday's early kick-off, before Liverpool beat Southampton 3-1.
Elsewhere, Arsenal travel to Old Trafford to face Manchester United and Chelsea host Leicester on Sunday.
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49 minutes agoBy Jack Johnson
Kick-off!
We're underway at the Gtech Community Stadium.
Aston Villa can move up to seventh in the Premier League if they can build on their win in the Champions League.
But they are missing Emi Martinez and Marco Asensio.
For Brentford, they can close the gap to Villa to just one point and close in on a place in the top ten.
Here's a reminder of the two teams...
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Today, 17:11By Jack Johnson
Records tumbling
This Mohamed Salah season is one of the greatest ever.
Another two goals today continue his unbelievable run.
On top of becoming the Premier League's joint-fifth all-time scorer, he's set an incredible new record.
Salah has achieved the most total points ever in a season on Fantasy Premier League - and there are still nine games to go.
And as well as that, he's also equalled the record for goals and assists in a 38-game top-flight campaign.
His 44 contributions move him level with Man City's Erling Haaland and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry.
Mohamed Salah breaks all-time Premier League record with nine games to spare
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Today, 17:02By Jack Johnson
Full time
It's all over around the grounds!
Liverpool have come from behind to beat Southampton.
The Saints crumbled in a matter of minutes to give up their lead after the break, with Darwin Nunez and Mo Salah scoring.
Salah then netted again from the spot in the final stages to wrap up three points and extend the Reds' lead at the top.
They're now 16 points clear of Arsenal.
Brighton and Crystal Palace both won their games too, dispatching Fulham and Ipswich, respectively.
Joao Pedro's last-gasp penalty got the job done at the Amex.
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Today, 16:58By Jack Johnson
GOAL! Brighton 2-1 Fulham: Joao Pedro
Brighton have won it in the 97th minute!
Joao Pedro scores from the spot after Harrison Reed concedes a penalty right at the death!
The Brazilian sends the Amex into celebration.
The final whistle will be going any second now.
That goal will move Brighton up to sixth in the table and only one point off a place in the top four.
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Today, 16:55By Jack Johnson
All-time legend
Mohamed Salah is now joint-fifth in the Premier League's all-time scoring charts, equalling Sergio Aguero.
That second penalty was his 184th in the top flight.
He joins Aguero and moves to within three goals of Andy Cole, cementing his place in English football history.
His season just keeps getting better and better.
Salah has 27 goals and 17 assists in 29 games.
That's 44 goal contributions with another nine matches left in the campaign. Incredible stuff.
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Today, 16:50By Jack Johnson
GOAL! Liverpool 3-1 Southampton: Mohamed Salah
Liverpool have scored again! Guess who...
It's Mohamed Salah, of course! He has another!
Salah steps up from the penalty spot again after substitute Yukinari Sugawara commits a handball in the box.
He can't complain about that, and after the referee looks at the VAR monitor, a spot-kick is awarded.
The Egyptian makes no mistake and scores his 27th of the season after only 29 Premier League games.
Wow.
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Today, 16:42By Jack Johnson
GOAL! Crystal Palace 1-0 Ipswich: Ismaila Sarr
There's a late breakthrough at Selhurst Park!
Ismaila Sarr scores his third goal in the last two Premier League games and Crystal Palace lead!
The Eagles are set for a fourth straight win in all competitions, and they're incredible form continues.
For Ipswich, they'll remain in massive danger of relegation if they can't score an equaliser.
They've had 15 shots this afternoon but haven't found the net.
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Today, 16:35By Jack Johnson
15 to go
We're heading into the final stages around the grounds.
Liverpool are still in front against Southampton after their incredibly quick turnaround before the hour mark.
The Saints have a tough task to come back now.
Elsewhere, Brighton and Fulham are still locked at 1-1.
And there hasn't been a goal at Selhurst Park between Crystal Palace and Ipswich as time ticks on.
The Eagles are clearly missing Jean-Philippe Mateta there.
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Today, 16:31By Jack Johnson
Team news!
We've got Brentford vs Aston Villa coming at 5:30pm.
And the teams are in for that clash.
Emi Martinez is not in the Villa squad with Robin Olsen in goal.
Marco Asensio is also missing which is a big blow while Marcus Rashford is on the bench again.
As for Brentford, Yoane Wissa and Bryan Mbuemo start.
Captain Christian Norgaard returns from injury.
Brentford XI: Flekken, Ajer, Collins, Pinnock, Lewis-Potter, Norgaard, Janelt, Mbeumo, Damsgaard, Schade, Wissa.
Subs: Valdimarsson, Jensen, Mee, Yarmoliuk, Konak, Maghoma, Kim, Morgan, Fredrick.
Aston Villa XI: Olsen, Disasi, Konsa, Mings, Digne, McGinn, Tielemans, Bailey, Rogers, Ramsey, Watkins.
Subs: Zych, Cash, Rashford, Garcia, Torres, Malen, Maatsen, Bogarde, Kamara.
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Today, 16:22By Jack Johnson
Exclusive group
Of course, Mohamed Salah joins the record books again.
Only three players have scored 10+ goals at home and 10+ goals away from home in a Premier League season on three or more occasions.
Salah is now one of those.
He joins Erling Haaland and Harry Kane.
This is a campaign that will certainly go down in history.
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Today, 16:17By Jack Johnson
GOAL! Liverpool 2-1 Southampton: Mohamed Salah
THERE'S A SECOND FOR LIVERPOOL!
MOHAMED SALAH SCORES FROM THE SPOT!
Darwin Nunez wins a penalty only 41 seconds after he scored, and Salah steps up to find the net yet again.
He's now on 26 goals in the Premier Leage this season.
Simply unstoppable.
Southampton have crumbled.
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Today, 16:15By Jack Johnson
GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 Southampton: Darwin Nunez
AND THERE'S THE GOAL FOR LIVERPOOL!
DARWIN NUNEZ FINDS THE NET!
Arne Slot's side have been piling on the pressure since the break and it's Nunez who volleys in from close range.
Southampton are finally beaten.
It's going to be all the hosts now as they look for a second.
He shushes the visiting fans as he celebrates.
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Today, 16:13By Jack Johnson
Chances coming
Harvey Elliott almost makes a perfect start!
His strike is kept out by Aaron Ramsdale at Anfield.
Liverpool are absolutely battering Southampton here, surely an equaliser will be coming soon.
It's wave after wave of attack from the Reds.
At Selhurst Park, Eberechi Eze's cross deflects off Dara O'Shea and beats Alex Palmer before coming off the post.
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Today, 16:08By Jack Johnson
Triple change
We're back underway in the Premier League.
Can Liverpool turn things around at Anfield?
They've made a triple change at the break, with Alexis Mac Allister, Andy Robertson and Harvey Elliott coming on.
Dominik Szoboszlai, Konstantinos Tsimikas and Curtis Jones have been replaced.
Arne Slot will be hoping those subs lift his side.
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Today, 15:55By Jack Johnson
Half time
Well, well, well...
Liverpool are behind against Southampton at the break.
Despite 12 shots and 75 per cent of the ball, they trail after Will Smallbone's finish in first-half stoppage time.
This could shake things up at the top and bottom.
Elsewhere, Brighton and Fulham are level with Crystal Palace and Ipswich goalless at Selhurst Park.
Brighton 1-1 Fulham
Crystal Palace 0-0 Ipswich
Liverpool 0-1 Southampton
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Today, 15:48By Jack Johnson
GOAL! Liverpool 0-1 Southampton: Will Smallbone
OH WOW! SOUTHAMPTON LEAD AT ANFIELD!
Will Smallbone has scored right on half time!
The team at the top of the table are losing to the team at the bottom of the table!
Smallbone breaks into the box and makes the most of a real mix-up from Virgil van Dijk and Alisson.
The two Liverpool stars hesitate in the box and allow the Southampton midfielder to sneak in.
He then takes his time before tucking under Alisson and opening the scoring to shock the hosts.
That's his first Premier League goal!
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Today, 15:43By Jack Johnson
GOAL! Brighton 1-1 Fulham: Jan Paul Van Hecke
All that waiting and now we have two!
Jan Paul Van Hecke hits back straight away for Brighton as he heads in for the hosts to level it.
The centre-back arrives free in the box and he finishes brilliantly off the post to bring his side back into the game.
We're about to reach half-time in the 3pms.
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Today, 15:38By Jack Johnson
GOAL! Brighton 0-1 Fulham: Raul Jimenez
We finally have a goal in the Premier League!
Raul Jimenez takes one touch on his chest and finishes past Bart Verbruggen to give Fulham the lead!
It's a brilliant piece of attacking play from the Mexican.
That goal moves the Cottagers up to sixth in the table.
Jimenez now has 10 goals in the top flight this season.
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Today, 15:34By Jack Johnson
Still goalless
We're nearing half time in the 3pms.
And we're still yet to see a goal in any of the games.
Crystal Palace and Ipswich have been trading blows at Selhurst Park, but they haven't managed to find the net.
Liverpool are still being held by Southampton after Darwin Nunez's shot was saved by Aaron Ramsdale.
At the Amex, Bernd Leno has been the most active of the goalkeepers as Brighton push for an opener.
Let's hope for some goals very soon...
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Today, 15:23By Jack Johnson
Short-lived return
Southampton captain Jan Bednarek has had to come off.
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