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Arsenal are 13 points clear at the top of the Premier League table, with nine wins from their last nine games. Bournemouth's defeat to Tottenham was their fourth in a row and means they are five points behind the Gunners.
Tottenham Hotspur have moved into fifth place after beating West Ham 2-1, while Bournemouth remain in sixth place.
Everton beat Brighton 3-0 to move into 14th place, but it could have been more as they missed a host of chances.
Meanwhile, Fulham's defeat at Newcastle has seen them drop out of the top seven for the first time this season.
The relegation candidates are looking more and more like their pre-season status. Crystal Palace beat Burnley 2-0 to move into ninth place, while Aston Villa suffered a shock defeat to Manchester City at home.
There were also upsets elsewhere in the Premier League as West Ham lost 1-0 to Nottingham Forest, who moved into 19th place, and Southampton drew 1-1 with Chelsea.
In other news, Newcastle's Bruno Guimarães has signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2025. The midfielder had been linked with several other clubs in recent weeks before agreeing terms.
Aston Villa have also got some good news after goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez agreed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2026.
The Premier League has announced it will not be giving out any additional funding to teams this season, despite the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored only once since joining Leeds on a free transfer this summer. However, the former Everton striker has quickly become critical to Daniel Farke's structure and style of play, despite his struggles in front of goal. Sending direct passes down the pitch for Calvert-Lewin to either hold up or flick on was a regular feature of the victory against West Ham. It helped relieve the pressure the visitors were putting Leeds under, offering an ideal outlet.
Burnley are just one point behind the teams above them but are still struggling to score goals and have been punished by Liverpool for their defensive vulnerabilities at Anfield last week.
Liverpool's loss to Manchester City was not as dramatic as the 3-0 scoreline suggests. The Citizens had several chances in the first half, but Alisson Becker saved a goal from Erling Haaland. Pep Guardiola also sent on his team's best player, Kevin De Bruyne, who made several key interventions before being substituted with 20 minutes remaining.
Newcastle have been struggling to win games since Bruno Guimarães scored for them against Fulham and they are now just two points above the relegation zone after losing 2-0 at Brighton.
Fulham's defeat has seen them drop out of the top seven for the first time this season. They were beaten by a Newcastle team that was still missing Bruno Guimarães, who had been suspended.
Chelsea have also not won a league game since December 2021 and they are now five points behind their London rivals Tottenham after losing 2-0 at Southampton.
There is a feeling of desperation around the Fulham dressing room. The players were frustrated by another defeat in a season where they have struggled to win games without major investment in the summer.
Meanwhile, Leeds' Victor Kristjansson was left angry with the referee over not awarding his team a penalty during their 2-1 loss to West Ham.
The Premier League has announced it will be investing £100m in grassroots football to help reduce the gap between the top tier and lower leagues.
Arsenal are 13 points clear at the top of the Premier League table, with nine wins from their last nine games. Bournemouth's defeat to Tottenham was their fourth in a row and means they are five points behind the Gunners.
Tottenham Hotspur have moved into fifth place after beating West Ham 2-1, while Bournemouth remain in sixth place.
Everton beat Brighton 3-0 to move into 14th place, but it could have been more as they missed a host of chances.
Meanwhile, Fulham's defeat at Newcastle has seen them drop out of the top seven for the first time this season.
The relegation candidates are looking more and more like their pre-season status. Crystal Palace beat Burnley 2-0 to move into ninth place, while Aston Villa suffered a shock defeat to Manchester City at home.
There were also upsets elsewhere in the Premier League as West Ham lost 1-0 to Nottingham Forest, who moved into 19th place, and Southampton drew 1-1 with Chelsea.
In other news, Newcastle's Bruno Guimarães has signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2025. The midfielder had been linked with several other clubs in recent weeks before agreeing terms.
Aston Villa have also got some good news after goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez agreed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2026.
The Premier League has announced it will not be giving out any additional funding to teams this season, despite the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Everton's Dominic Calvert-Lewin has scored only once since joining Leeds on a free transfer this summer. However, the former Everton striker has quickly become critical to Daniel Farke's structure and style of play, despite his struggles in front of goal. Sending direct passes down the pitch for Calvert-Lewin to either hold up or flick on was a regular feature of the victory against West Ham. It helped relieve the pressure the visitors were putting Leeds under, offering an ideal outlet.
Burnley are just one point behind the teams above them but are still struggling to score goals and have been punished by Liverpool for their defensive vulnerabilities at Anfield last week.
Liverpool's loss to Manchester City was not as dramatic as the 3-0 scoreline suggests. The Citizens had several chances in the first half, but Alisson Becker saved a goal from Erling Haaland. Pep Guardiola also sent on his team's best player, Kevin De Bruyne, who made several key interventions before being substituted with 20 minutes remaining.
Newcastle have been struggling to win games since Bruno Guimarães scored for them against Fulham and they are now just two points above the relegation zone after losing 2-0 at Brighton.
Fulham's defeat has seen them drop out of the top seven for the first time this season. They were beaten by a Newcastle team that was still missing Bruno Guimarães, who had been suspended.
Chelsea have also not won a league game since December 2021 and they are now five points behind their London rivals Tottenham after losing 2-0 at Southampton.
There is a feeling of desperation around the Fulham dressing room. The players were frustrated by another defeat in a season where they have struggled to win games without major investment in the summer.
Meanwhile, Leeds' Victor Kristjansson was left angry with the referee over not awarding his team a penalty during their 2-1 loss to West Ham.
The Premier League has announced it will be investing £100m in grassroots football to help reduce the gap between the top tier and lower leagues.
they just lost to Newcastle again and now they're out of the top 7 for good... that feels like a major setback for them 
i think they need some serious investment in the summer if they wanna turn things around 
meanwhile, Everton's having an okay season but they should've scored more goals against Brighton 
! arsenal is looking solid but i'm loving the underdog stories too, like newcastle's Bruno Guimarães signing a new contract and fulham's struggles are super relatable 
. also, chelsea has been in a dark place for ages and it's good to see they're not giving up 
. the premiership's investment in grassroots football is gonna be massive, can't wait to see the next gen of players shine 
. burnley might be struggling but those teams above them are looking strong 
!
so like they say arsenal is doing super well but what's up with bournemouth they're like stuck in a rut 
one win in nine games is just no good for them, and to be five points behind arsenal is not exactly the kind of boost you'd want. 
did they not get enough investment in the summer? 
they need to pick themselves up after that defeat at newcastle, maybe a change in tactics will do them some good? 
️ i mean, 13 points clear at the top is insane! Bournemouth's struggle is real though 
they need to get their act together ASAP 
i know they didn't invest much in the summer but come on guys 
they're so far ahead of everyone else, it's crazy! I mean, Bournemouth is having a tough time and even Tottenham is struggling 
. And can we talk about Bruno Guimarães for a sec? he signed that new contract with Newcastle and i'm low-key impressed 
he's such an underrated player! and omg what's going on with Fulham? they're like the opposite of Arsenal right now 
. anyway, can't wait to see how this season unfolds 
. I mean, we all know how COVID-19 affected teams financially last year, so it'd be nice if they could provide some support.
Bournemouth's struggles are no surprise, but it's like they're stuck in a bad TV show and can't get out of the rut 
Newcastle's Bruno Guimarães signing a new contract is nice, but it's not going to save them from relegation anytime soon 
! Meanwhile, some teams are struggling to find their footing, like Fulham and Newcastle 
️. Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been doing some great work for Leeds, but I still can't help but feel bad for him - he's not scoring as many goals as he should be 
, but I think Pep Guardiola did everything he could with the team he had.
- it's great for the club that he's committing his future there. And the news about Emirates Stadium renovations is super exciting 
5th place Tottenham? Yeah right, they were supposed to be in contention for Europa League spots 
And Fulham's struggles are a perfect example of how not investing in the summer can hurt a team so much 
. Everton's been decent too, beating brighton 3-0 is a big win 
crystal palace and aston villa both got beat at home, that's just not what you want to see on match day 
and what's with liverpool's defense lately? they look so shaky 
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, and Newcastle's Bruno Guimarães signing a new contract is a bit of a silver lining