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Chelsea v Brighton, Leeds v Brentford, Sunderland v Fulham: Premier League – live

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Premier League updates from the 2pm (BST) kick-offs
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Three matches in the 2pm Super Sunday slot, and plenty to go at. Chelsea take on Brighton, the club they keep taking personnel from, who smashed Aston Villa last week. Brentford, who smashed Tottenham last week, travel to Leeds, who beat Nottingham Forest not once in the opening week of the season. Sunderland, whose fans are getting very excited about their European tour, take on the new-look Fulham.

All kick off at 2pm BST. Join me.

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