Premier League
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Top StoryHaaland Scores Twice as Manchester City Beat Ipswich 3-2, and Liverpool Come From Behind to Beat Nine-Man Brentford 2-1
Premier League Matchday 7 wrap: Manchester City 3-2 Ipswich Town (Foden 19, Haaland 34 and 69; Maeda 21, Flemming 90 pen) and Brentford 1-2 Liverpool (Lewis-Potter 44; Munoz 62, Isak 70), with Brentford's Yarmoliuk and Janelt sent off and Haaland limping off late.
Previously Sports Desk · Oct 17, 2026
Alex Iwobi Scores the Only Goal as Fulham Beat Hull City 1-0 for Alvaro Arbeloa's First Premier League WinOct 17, 2026
Pedro Neto Scores Twice as Chelsea Beat Everton 2-0 and End Their Unbeaten StartOct 17, 2026
Perfect on the Pitch, Guilty Off It: Manchester City Lead the Premier League With Their Punishment Still UnknownOct 15, 2026
Matchweek 7 Preview: City Host the Surprise Package, a Roses Derby at Elland Road, and Spurs Face the Game They Cannot LoseOct 13, 2026Saturday, October 17
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