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EPL table: Brighton overtake Arsenal at top, Liverpool draw at Newcastle
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EPL table: Brighton overtake Arsenal at top, Liverpool draw at Newcastle

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Brighton have now overtaken Arsenal at the top of the Premier League table.

This follows a resounding 4-0 win over Aston Villa in Sunday’s early kick-off.

The Seagulls scored all four goals in the first half, thanks to a Victor Lindelof own goal and strikes from Maxim De Cuyper and Jack Hinshelwood (brace).

Villa also saw debutant João Gomes sent off, as Unai Emery’s men opened the season with a heavy defeat.

Enzo Maresca began his Manchester City reign with a come-from-behind victory over Bournemouth.

City scored two late goals from Marc Guehi and Josko Gvardiol to seal all three points.

In the late game, Newcastle were held to a 2-2 draw by Liverpool, with Dominik Szobozslai netting a last-gasp penalty.

EPL table: Brighton overtake Arsenal at top, Liverpool draw at Newcastle

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