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It was a lively weekend in the Premier League before Monday night's late kick-off. Brighton & Hove Albion produced the standout result with a 5-0 demolition of Crystal Palace, while Manchester City had to work for a 3-2 win over Ipswich Town at the Etihad. Chelsea won 2-0 at Everton, Liverpool came from behind to beat Brentford 2-1, and Aston Villa edged out Newcastle United 1-0. Elsewhere, Bournemouth beat Sunderland 2-0, Arsenal won 1-0 at Nottingham Forest, and Leeds United drew 1-1 with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Monday's televised fixture saw Tottenham Hotspur brush aside Coventry City 3-1 at home, with goals from James Maddison (14'), Omar Marmoush (58') and a late strike from Ben Davies deep into stoppage time. Josh Eccles had given Coventry hope with an equaliser before Spurs pulled clear, as Thomas Frank's side moved further up the table.
On the all-weather and turf on Monday, King High landed the feature at Pontefract (14:53) under Cieren Fallon for trainer Owen Burrows at 5/1, while at Wolverhampton Sea The Light sprang a 14/1 surprise under Robert Havlin for John Butler, and Asmen Warrior took the Holiday Inn Conditions Stakes at 17/2. Further winners were recorded at Bath and Gowran Park, keeping punters busy ahead of a packed Tuesday card.
European football takes centre stage tonight. Liverpool host Villarreal at Anfield ( BST) chasing a third straight win in the league phase, while Manchester City entertain AEK Athens at the Etihad ( BST) as heavy favourites. On the continent, Paris Saint-Germain host Barcelona at the Parc des Princes ( BST) in one of the night's glamour ties, with Fenerbahçe v Slavia Praha among the early kick-offs ( BST).
In the Championship, Wolverhampton Wanderers host Portsmouth ( BST) in a contest both sides will want to use to build momentum in mid-table.
British racing is based at three tracks today. Yarmouth stages seven flat races from to , Hexham runs six jumps races between and , and Newcastle rounds off the day under floodlights on the Tapeta with eight all-weather races from through to .
Selection: Liverpool to win (Champions League, Anfield, 20:00).
Reasoning: Villarreal arrive on Merseyside winless in their last twelve European away games, while Liverpool have taken maximum points from their opening two league-phase fixtures. Short odds, but this looks a straightforward three points for the hosts.
Selection: Manchester City -2 Asian handicap (Champions League, Etihad, 20:00).
Reasoning: AEK Athens are priced around 22/1 outsiders and City are unbeaten domestically for weeks; with Pep Guardiola's side needing a response after a recent European setback, a comfortable home margin is the expected script.
Selection: Over 3.5 total goals (Champions League, Parc des Princes, 20:00).
Reasoning: Both sides have been involved in high-scoring European nights this season and neither defence has looked settled; markets elsewhere price Over 2.5 goals as low as 1.19, underlining how open this fixture is expected to be.
Selection: Royal Infantry to win the 16:17 beginners' chase at Hexham.
Reasoning: Named Betfred's NAP of the day, Royal Infantry steps up to fences with solid form over hurdles and looks to have more in hand than his short price suggests on a stiff Hexham track that should suit.
Selection: Oursin to win the 16:57 all-weather handicap at Newcastle.
Reasoning: Backed as Marcus Buckland's selection of the day, Oursin gets a workable mark for this grade and the Tapeta surface at Newcastle has previously brought out his best form.
Reece James remains sidelined following knee surgery with no firm return date, while winger Jamie Gittens is also out and striker Emmanuel Emegha has been ruled out again after feeling a further problem in training, leaving Enzo Maresca short of options up front.
Thomas Frank will be without Savio, who picked up a muscle problem in training, and midfielder Lucas Bergvall is also a fresh concern, adding to an already lengthy Spurs absentee list heading into a busy fixture schedule.
Arne Slot's side have six players on the treatment table, including Dominik Szoboszlai, who was forced off early against Brentford on his comeback from a muscular problem. His fitness will be assessed before tonight's Villarreal clash.
Jarrad Branthwaite requires further assessment after a knock sustained against Hull City, but there is better news on Vitalii Mykolenko, who has improved and could be in contention to return soon.
Reports continue to link Liverpool with a big-money alternative to Florian Wirtz, while Paris Saint-Germain are said to be exploring a move for Arsenal's William Saliba. Barcelona, meanwhile, are reportedly keeping tabs on Martín Zubimendi and Alejandro Balde as transfer speculation builds ahead of the January window.
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