Key events

Let’s plot our evening reading. We start with Paul Hayward of Ipswich’s Premier League return.

Full time: Nottingham Forest 1-1 Bournemouth

It is a point apiece. The first draw of the season.

Nottingham Forest 1-1 Bournemouth: The Danilo injury delay means there is still some time to play at the City Ground …

Simon McMahon reports from Scotland: “Couple of shocks in the Scottish League Cup, Will, with fourth tier Spartans beating Scottish Premiership Ross County, and Falkirk of the Scottish Championship knocking out not so glorious Hearts.”

Ooof!

Full time: Everton 0-3 Brighton

Things can only get better for the Toffees but it is a fantastic start to life for Hurzeler at Brighton.

Full time: Newcastle 1-0 Southampton

The 10 men of Newcastle hold on to win three points. A missed opportunity for the Saints.

Championship: This is bigger than life and death! Gudmundsson adds a fifth for Burnley against Cardiff.

GOAL! Nottingham Forest 1-1 Bournemouth (Semenyo, 86)

Toffolo hits the ball off Murillo and Semenyo pounces to level.

Championship: Bristol City beat Millwall 4-3. What a cracker!

Everton 0-3 Brighton: NO GOAL! Ayari has a fourth ruled out for offside.

It doesn’t matter to Everton fans who have had enough and are leaving early. Photograph: Nick Potts/PA
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Full time! Arsenal 2-0 Wolves

An ideal start for Arteta thanks to Havertz and Saka.

Championship: Colback gets himself sent off for QPR at Sheffield United but the west Londoners are back on level terms thanks to Dykes.

GOAL! Everton 0-3 Brighton (Adingra, 86)

Welbeck finds Adingra who pings the ball into the far corner as the Goodison exodus begins. A dreadful start to the season for the Toffees.

Simon Adingra fires home Brighton’s third goal at Everton. Photograph: Molly Darlington/Reuters
Adingra (third right) celebrates with teammates. Photograph: Molly Darlington/Reuters
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Nottingham Forest 1-0 Bournemouth: The Cherries are having the better of it but are struggling to create chances.

Championship: Scott Twine joined from Burnley this week and he’s marked the occasion with a fourth for Bristol City. 4-3!

League One: Birmingham are enjoying life at Wycombe as the wonderfully named Willum Willumsson makes it 3-1.

Arsenal 2-0 Wolves: Rice is forced off injured for the Gunners.

Championship: Swansea are winning 3-0 against Preston, who sacked Ryan Lowe this week. Zan Vipotnik with the third.

Championship: Bristol City are back on level terms against Millwall through Fally Mayulu – 3-3.

Arsenal 2-0 Wolves: “How on earth does Saka look fresh after play 700 games in the last three years?” asks Sean Orlowicz.

Give it a few months, Sean.

GOAL! Arsenal 2-0 Wolves (Saka, 70)

Saka gets the ball on the edge of the box and pings a shot into the corner. Game over?

Bukayo Saka doubles Arsenal’s lead against Wolves. Photograph: John Sibley/Action Images/Reuters
Saka celebrates his goal. Photograph: Frank Augstein/AP
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League One: Stockport pulled off one of the signings of the summer and Louie Barry is doing the business. He’s given them the lead at Blackpool.

RED CARD! Everton 0-2 Brighton (Young, 66)

Young makes a mess of receiving a pass, Mitoma nips in and is away, causing the full-back to make amends by pulling him down but he knows the result.

Ashley Young on uses foul means to stop Kaoru Mitoma of Brighton, which means an early bath for the Everton defender. Photograph: Jan Kruger/Getty Images
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Arsenal 1-0 Wolves: The visitors have picked it up in the second half and causing a lot of problems. Cunha has a good chance but cannot make the most of it.

League Two: The wonderful Albert Adomah has added a fourth for Walsall at Swindon.

Championship: Bristol City took an early two-goal lead but Millwall have fought back and are now 3-2 ahead, scoring three in 13 second-half minutes.

Romain Esse celebrates after getting the Millwall comeback underway. Photograph: Dan Istitene/Getty Images
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Everton 0-2 Brighton: Some people were suspicious that Hürzeler might be out of his depth in the Premier League but he seems to be producing the goods against the wily old fox that is Sean Dyche.

GOAL! Everton 0-2 Brighton (Welbeck, 56)

Gueye tries to play the ball out but fails and Welbeck receives a pass into a dangerous position from where he duly provides a fine finish.

Brighton & Hove Albion’s Danny Welbeck doubles the visitors’ lead at Everton. Photograph: Molly Darlington/Reuters
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Championship: Odobert might have left but Scott Parker’s Burnley are still having fun. Brownhill adds a third against Cardiff.

Newcastle 1-0 Southampton: Pope comes to the rescue for the hosts with a stunning save from an Armstrong strike.

League Two: Chesterfield are now 5-0 up at Crewe. Outlook bleak for The Alex.

Everton 0-1 Brighton. NO PENALTY! The referee overturns his decision after reviewing footage.

The visiting fans are pleased with referee Simon Hooper’s new decision. Photograph: Nick Potts/PA
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Everton 0-1 Brighton: PENALTY TO EVERTON? Dunk catches Calvert-Lewin in the box and Simon Hooper awards a penalty but he is told to review the decision at the pitchside screen …

Everton’s Dominic Calvert-Lewin goes down in the area after a challenge from Lewis Dunk. Photograph: Molly Darlington/Reuters
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League Two HT scores

League One HT scores

Championship HT scores

Half time: Nottingham Forest 1-0 Bournemouth:

The whistle finally comes after an eventual 56 minutes.



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