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Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news, and updates from all 3pm Premier League games as Tottenham travel to Brighton, plus updates from Burnley vs Nottingham Forest, West Ham vs Crystal Palace, and Wolves vs Leeds.

Brighton break again!

You can see why Manchester United were so interested in Carlos Baleba early on in this one.

The Cameroonian midfielder picks the ball up on the edge of his box and powerfully drives forward looking to find Rutter in-behind. His pass is however over-cooked and gathered by Vicario.

A chance missed for the home side.

Spurs 0-1 Brighton

Yankuba Minteh against Destiny Udogie on the left looks like it could be one hell of a battle this afternoon.

The Seagulls winger picks it up wide once again and drives at the Spurs left back, who slides to deny a cross coming into the box.

Still 1-0 Brighton

Wolves shaky at the back

Some of Wolves’ attacking play has been promising but they’re nervous as anything at the back. If James and Gnonto were fit for Leeds – or at least one of them was – I suspect they’d be exposing Wolves. Stach is taking up some intelligent positions between midfield and attack. Standard isn’t great, I’ll be honest, but it’s absorbing.

PICTURED: Neco wheels away to celebrate

By Gethin Hicks

There's nothing quite like putting one in the back of the net, is there?

Just look at the smile on Neco Williams' face in rainy Burnley!

Neco Williams of Nottingham Forest celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Burnley and Nottingham Forest at Turf Moor on September 20, 2025 in Burnley, England. (Photo by Nigel Roddis/Getty Images)

Minteh a thorn in Spurs' side

By Gethin Hicks

That's Yankuba Minteh's second goal in three Premier League appearances against Spurs.

He'll no-doubt he hoping for another as the game presses on.

Brighton growing into this one after the goal.

Eagles on top! West Ham 0-0 Crystal Palace

Well, that's four corners for Palace so far and West Ham have managed not to concede from any of them. It's a start!

GOAL! Wolves 1-0 Leeds

That goal will bring a smile to the faces of Wolves’ recruitment team.

Three of the summer signings involved as Arokodare lays off to Lopez, who finds Krejci’s run from midfield. The pass should have been cut out, though – and to make matters worse for Leeds, they had carved Wolves open moments earlier but there was nobody there to convert Gudmundsson’s cross.

Ladislav Krejci of Wolverhampton Wanderers celebrates scoring his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Leeds United at Molineux on September 20, 2025 in Wolverhampton, England. (Photo by Wolverhampton Wanderers FC/Wolves via Getty Images)

Brighton 1-0 Spurs

All Spurs for seven minutes and then Brighton hit them on the break… cool finish by Minteh who kisses his shinpad in celebration - for what reason Ive no idea.

Yankuba Minteh of Brighton & Hove Albion scores his team's first goal during the Premier League match between Brighton & Hove Albion and Tottenham Hotspur at Amex Stadium on September 20, 2025 in Brighton, England. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

GOAL! Brighton 1-0 Spurs

By Gethin Hicks

It's raining goals early in this weekend's 3pm kick-offs, and Brighton are the latest side to put themselves in the lead.

Minteh is played through behind the Spurs defence before rounding Vicario and knocking the ball home with the outside of his left-foot.

It was close to being offside, but it's given.

1-0 Brighton!

GOAL! Burnley 0-1 Nottingham Forest

By Ian Herbert At Turf Moor

Well, Douglas Luiz has wasted no time demonstrating his value. It was his well-struck if aimless corner, deflected out by Burnley’s Florentino, which Neco Williams ran in to connect with and thump Forest into a lead on 98 seconds.

Spurs 0-0 Brighton

By Ian Herbert At Turf Moor

Spurs with the best of the opening exchanges so far.

Frank's side have earnt themselves a couple of corners after crosses from the left.

Still level, for now.

Rain pouring at Turf Moor

By Ian Herbert At Turf Moor

It’s a unremittingly wet afternoon in Burnley. Not the easiest place for the first game on which Ange Postecoglu can be judged as Forest manager.

He’s picked two of the signings driven by head of football Edu - Douglas Luiz and Oleksander Zinchenko - who Nuno, miffed by Edu - left out. It’s the 21st anniversary of Brian Clough.

KICK-OFF: Brighton 0-0 Spurs

By Gethin Hicks

Aaand we're underway.

Spurs, in their black away kit, get us going at the Amex!

Brian Deane's take

By Gethin Hicks

Speaking to Daily Mail Sport via Kasinohai, Brian Deane said:

It's going to be tough, no doubt. I think that it's going to be tough for any team that comes up and Leeds is no different. I definitely feel that.What we've seen so far, they're going to need that in buckets.

That kind of competing against teams, getting in people's faces. The beauty of that, when you're playing at Ellen Road, is that that's the first prerequisite of the fans.So if they can at least do that, and they can make Elland Road a fortress and a place where people feel nervous about coming and playing, not giving teams the opportunity to settle down, then I think they can do quite well.

Because they brought a lot of players from abroad, we’ll have to see. The other thing is the budget, and it's very difficult to compete against even the teams midway into the Premier League.

Because they're established, they'll be able to convince players to come and play for their club a lot easier than it will be for the recruitment for Leeds.

Protests in east London

Attention turns to kick-off now at the London Stadium on a day that saw the first of many protests against the board take place outside the ground this afternoon. More than 1,500 fans gathered this afternoon to demand Karren Brady and David Sullivan step away from the running of West Ham.

The protest was passionate, united and went without incident. Protestors made their point loud and clear: enough is enough and they won't stop until there's change.

New man's in town

Brighton’s new sporting director Jason Ayto is at the Amex ahead of starting his new role on Monday. Ayto, who replaces David Weir in the role, arrives after more than a decade at Arsenal…

Wolves desperate already?!

The front cover of the programme features Toti Gomes making what some interpret as a ‘praying’ gesture. Hopefully it hasn’t got to that stage yet for them, though they desperately need something here after four straight defeats.

And it should be a good time to play Leeds, who are missing wingers Dan James and Wilfred Gnonto, as well as goalkeeper Lucas Perri.

Spurs XI: Simons left out

By Gethin Hicks

Thomas Frank has named his XI for this afternoon's trip to the Amex and Xavi Simons is a surprising omission.

The youngster's looked promising in his first two starts for the club, but perhaps that's taken a toll on his legs.

Palhinha, left on the bench against Villareal, comes back in.

It's that time again!

By Gethin Hicks

There's nothing quite like a football-filled Saturday afternoon is there? A long week of work all done, a day off tomorrow and a host of games to look forward to!

We've got four 3pm kicks off in-store for you this afternoon - Burnley vs Nottingham Forest, West Ham vs Crystal Palace, Wolves vs Leeds United and Brighton vs Spurs.

We're focused on Thomas Frank's trip to the south coast when kick-off comes, but rest assured we'll be bringing you updates on everything Premier League come three o'clock.

So stay with us here at Daily Mail Sport to follow all the action!