Liverpool v Brighton, Bournemouth v Manchester City and FA Cup first round – live

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The FA Cup first round

• Barrow v Doncaster Rovers

• Brackley Town v Braintree Town

• Bradford City v Aldershot Town

• Bristol Rovers v Weston Super Mare

• Burton Albion v Scarborough Athletic

• Carlisle United v Wigan Athletic

• Chesterfield v Horsham

• Crewe Alexandra v Dagenham & Redbridge

• Exeter City v Barnet

• Gillingham v Blackpool

• Grimsby Town v Wealdstone

• Hednesford v Gainsborough

• Maidenhead United v Crawley Town

• Newport County v Peterborough United

• Port Vale v Barnsley

Today’s Championship fixtures

• Blackburn Rovers 0-2 Sheffield United (L)

• Oxford United 0-1 Swansea City (L)

• Stoke City 1-0 Derby County (L)

• Cardiff City v Norwich City

• Hull City v Portsmouth

• Leeds United v Plymouth Argyle

• Middlesbrough v Coventry City

• Preston v Bristol City

• QPR v Sunderland

• Sheffield Wednesday v Watford

• View the Championship table

Swansea City’s Josh Key (right) contests the ball with Oxford United’s Tyler Goodrham at the Kassam Stadium. Photograph: Ben Whitley/PA

Today’s Premier League fixtures

• Newcastle 1-0 Arsenal (L)

• Bournemouth v Manchester City

• Ipswich Town v Leicester City

• Liverpool v Brighton

• Nottingham Forest v West Ham

• Southampton v Everton

• Wolves v Crystal Palace (5.30pm GMT)

• View the Premier League table

Preamble

Greetings one and all. The weekend’s Premier League action got under way at St James’ Park, where Newcastle currently lead Arsenal courtesy of a superb Alexander Isak header into the top bin after 12 minutes.

We’ll keep you up to speed with all the goings-on in the north-east and stay across all five three o’clock kick-offs in the Premier League, before Wolves host Crystal Palace at Molineux in today’s late kick-off.

There’s Championship action too, as well as a plethora – yes, a plethora! – of FA Cup first round ties, so don’t touch that dial.

Alexander Isak celebrates after heading Newcastle into an early lead against Arsenal at St James’ Park. Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images