Liverpool have kept four clean sheets in five Premier League matches so far this season, with back up stopper Caoimhin Kelleher keeping a clean sheet against Bournemouth in Alisson's absence on Saturday

Liverpool's preparations to face West Ham are well underway after Arne Slot led his side to victory over Bournemouth in the Premier League and bounced back from his first defeat as boss

Paul Mitchell keen to ‘set precedents to the market’Sporting director ‘proud’ of interest in Eddie Howe Paul Mitchell, Newcastle’s sporting director, says Eddie Howe is capable of leading the Saudi Arabian-owned club to ­football’s glittering prizes and he is not overly fearful of the manager’s head being turned by a potential approach from England. “I’ve never been scared of ­interest in our head coach,” Mitchell said. “Especially from the Football Association. I am proud. I think it’s a recognition of the two and a half years he’s done here and the job he did at Bournemouth. We want Eddie Howe as our head coach for as long as we can but we also recognise his quality and potential.” Continue reading...

Everton captain Seamus Coleman says he and his team-mates have to "look at ourselves in the mirror" after they capitulate in remarkable fashion to lose 3-2 to Bournemouth.

"Frustrated" Everton manager Sean Dyche says his team "threw the game away" after Bournemouth came from 2-0 down to beat the Toffees 3-2 at Goodison Park.

With four minutes to go, Everton were heading for their first-ever Premier League win in August under Sean Dyche but threw the victory and all the points away. Antoine Semenyo, Lewis Cook and Luis Sinisterra scored from close range to earn Bournemouth a nigh-on incomprehensible win. On the day that Everton remembered club legend Kevin Campbell, Michael Keane and Dominic Calvert-Lewin thought they had wrapped up the points only for their fragile defence to be breached three times from close range, twice in injury-time. Continue reading...

Live updates from around all the 3pm BST kick-offsSaturday’s live scoreboard | And you can mail Scott Oliver Skipp, Jordan Ayew and Caleb Okoli make their full Premier League debuts for Leicester. Odsonne Edouard, a deadline-day arrival from Crystal Palace, was registered too late to feature today. Aston Villa also feature a debutant: Lamare Bogarde replaces the hamstrung Matty Cash. Ipswich hand Kalvin Phillips and Chiedozie Ogbene their first Premier League starts for the club. They’re the only two changes from the XI that started the brave but futile display at Manchester City, with Massimo Luongo and Ben Johnson dropping to the bench. Fulham are unchanged from the team that started last weekend’s victory over Leicester. Continue reading...