English Premier League LIVE Scores, Sunday Goal Rush: Brentford Level Vs Newcastle; Aston Villa Lead, Forest 1-1 Leeds

A brilliant cross field pass from Murillo finds Hutchinson on the right flank, who plays a peach of a cross that is headed by Gibbs-White past Perri. Two goals in two league matches for the Forest player, and Leeds' struggles on the road continues.

Meanwhile, Bournemouth had the chance to pull one back after Rogers is penalised for a handball in the box. Semenyo steps up to take it, nut Martinez pulls of a stunning save to protect Aston Villa's lead.

Brighton almost get a lifeline as Tim Robinson points towards the spot for an apparent foul by Cavot on Rutter. VAR asks the referee to take another look at it, and replays show that it was a blatant dive. The penalty decision is reversed.

In the other match between Brentford and Newcastle United, Ouattara dances his way into the box and goes down under a dangling foot from Burn. Stuart Atwell is not impressed, and VAR says there was 'minimal contact'. The Magpies defender is a very lucky man.

Another long throw is converted into a goal by Brentford, and it's Schade who gets his head at the end of the opportunity to level scores. A missile launched from the touchlines by Kayode comes off the head of Botman and falls into the path of Schade, who heads it past Pope.

The first real chance of the game as Sarr attempts to play a pass into the Brighton penalty area that gets a lucky deflection off a defender and falls into the path of Kamada. The Japanese midfielder has a first-time shot, and it goes millimetres wide of the post.

The second half action is underway in the four matches. Just to recap, the match between Crystal Palace and Brighton is still goalless, while Nottingham Forest and Leeds United are tied one-all. Aston Villa have a two-goal lead over Bournemouth, and Newcastle United lead hosts Brentford 1-0. Stay tuned!

It's half time in all the four fixtures. The results look like this at break:

Aston Villa 2-0 Bournemouth (Buendia 28', Onana 41')

Brentford 0-1 Newcastle United (Barnes 27')

Crystal Palace 0-0 Brighton

Nottingham Forest 1-1 Leeds United (Sangare 15'; Nmecha 13')

The hosts are in total command, and this goal was coming for some time. After Pau Torres almost doubled the lead with a header, Villa get the second goal through another strong counter attack.

An interception in Bournemouth's half is recycled by the Villans. Rogers cuts inside into the box and then lays it off the Onana. The Belgian sorts his feet and then unleashes a missile the finds the bottom corner.

It has been a really curious half at Selhurst Park, with both sides have three shots a piece, and with half of them on target. Minteh is he latest one to have a crack at Palace's goal, but his shot from outside the box doesn't trouble Henderson. In fact, this is a game without any significant chances created yet, as the xG of 0.19 and 0.16 shows.

A moment of brilliance from Harvey Barnes, and Newcastle United take the lead with their first shot on target. A really good counter attack results in the ball in the box towards Woltemade. The German can't control it, but it falls to Barnes. He twists and turns, leaving two Brentford defenders on the ground, and shoots past Kelleher to score his 50th Premier League goal.

In the other match, Emiliano Buendia gives Aston Villa the opening goal against Bournemouth. It was a sensational free-kick from the Argnetine, with the ball going over the wall and into the top corner as Petrovic is rooted to his spot.

In what has been an uneventful half so far, Brentford almost took the lead htrough Hickey. The full-back got at the end of a rebound and tried his luck, but Pope was alert to tip the ball away from the bottom corner.

A couple of minutes later, Newcastle's night gets worse as Joelinton has to come off after picking up a knock. Jacob Ramsey replaces him.

Leeds United's lead lasts just two minutes and 17 seconds, as Nottingham find the perfect response. Ndoye does well to cut the ball into the box. Perri dives to punch the ball away but only parries it into the path of Sangare, and the midfielder slots it into an ungaurded net.

What a finish from Nmecha, and Leeds take the lead against the run of play. After Nottingham lose the ball in the middle of the park, Leeds break forward. Aaronsen, in front of the box, lays it off for Nmecha, who continues his run and then finds the far corner.

The first real chance of the night as Sarr works his way into the box and fires a low shot towards the right corner. Vebruggen, despite a moment of hesitation, goes down well to keep the danger out.

In the other fixtures, Nottingham Forest's Gibbs-White had an early shot on Leeds' goal, but it went just wide of the post.

After the pre-match performances by the Royal Military Police and a minute of silence as part of the Remembrance Day in the United Kingdom, all the four fixtures have kicked-off. Stay tuned for live updates.

Crystal Palace:

Starting XI: Dean Henderson (c); Chris Richards, Maxence Lacroix, Jaydee Canvot; Daniel Munoz, Adam Wharton, Daichi Kamada, Tyrick Mitchell; Ismaila Sarr, Jefferson Lerma; Jean-Philippe Mateta.

Bench: Remi Matthews (gk), Walter Benitez (gk), Nathaniel Clyne, Yeremy Pino, Borna Sosa, Justin DeVenny, Romain Esse, Will Hughes, Christantus Uche.

Brighton:

Starting XI: Bert Verbruggen (c); Ferdi Kadioglu, Lewis Dunk, Jan Paul van Hecke, Mats Wieffer; Yasin Ayari, Carlos Baleba; Diego Gomez, Georginio Rutter, Yankuba Minteh; Danny Welbeck.

Bench: Jason Steele (gk), Olivier Boscagli, Diego Coppola, Maxim De Cuyper, Joel Veltman, Joe Knight, Charalampos Kostoulas, Stefanos Tzimas, Nehemiah Oriola.

Brentford:

Starting XI: Caoimhin Kelleher; Michael Kayode, Nathan Collins (c), Sepp van den Berg, Aaron Hickey; Jordan Henderson, Yehor Yarmolyuk; Dango Ouattara, Mikkel Damsgaard, Kevin Schade; Igor Thiago.

Bench: Hakon Rafn Valdimarsson (gk), Rico Henry, Ethan Pinniock, Keane Lewis-Potter, Mathias Jensen, Reiss Nelson, Frnak Onyeka, Vitaly Janelt, Fabio Carvalho.

Newcastle United:

Starting XI: Nick Pope; Kieran Trippier, Malick Thiaw, Sven Botman, Dan Burn, Bruno Guimaraes (c), Sandro Tonali, Joelinton; Jacob Murphy, Nick Woltemade, Harvey Barnes.

Bench: Aaron Ramsdale (gk), Lewis Hall, Fabian Schar, Jamaal Lascelles, Emil Krafth, Anthony Elanga, Joe Willock, Jacob Ramsey, Lewis Miley.

Aston Villa:

Starting XI: Emiliano Martinez; Lucas Digne, Pau Torres, Ezri Konsa, Matty Cash; Amadou Onana, Boubacar Kamara; Emiliano Buendia, Morgan Rogers, John McGinn (c); Ollie Watkins.

Bench: Marco Bizot (gk), Victor Lindelöf, Ian Maatsen, Lamare Bogarde, Ross Barkley, Youri Tielemans, Jadon Sancho, Evann Guessand, Donyell Malen.

Bournemouth:

Starting XI: Djordje Petrovic; Adam Smith (c), Veljko Milasvljevic, Marcos Senesi, Adrien Truffert; Tyler Adams, Alex Scott; Marcus Tavernier, Justin Kluivert, Antoine Semenyo; Evanilson.

Bench: Will Dennis (gk), Bafode Diakite, Alex Jimenez, David Brooks, Ryan Christie, Ben Gannon-Doak, Lewis Cook, Eli Junior Kroupi, Amine Adli.

Nottingham Forest:

Starting XI: Matz Sels; Nicolo Savona, Nikola Milenkovic, Murillo, Neco Williams; Ibrahim Sangare, Elliot Anderson; Dan Ndoye, Morgan Gibbs-White (c), Nicolas Dominguez; Igor Jesus.

Bench: John Victor (gk), Morato, Jair Cunha, Zach Abott, Ryan Yates, Omari Hutchinson, James McAtee, Taiwo Awoniyi, Arnaud Kalimuendo.

Leeds United:

Starting XI: Lucas Perri; Jayden Bogle, Joe Rodon, Jaka Bijol, Gabriel Gudmundsson; Sean Longstaff, Ethan Ampadu (c), Anton Stach; Brenden Aaronson, Lukas Nmmecha, Noah Okafor.

Bench: Karl Darlow (gk), Pascal Struijk, James Justin, Ilia Gruev, Jack Harrison, Daniel James, Ao Tanaka, Joel Piroe, Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

All the four English Premier League 7:30 PM IST kick-offs will be live-streamed on the JioHotstar app and website. Subscription is required to watch the matches.

Only two matches, however, will be televised live in India: Crystal Palace vs Brighton (Star Sports Select 1, Star Sports Select HD1) and Aston Villa vs Bournemouth (Star Sports Select 2, Star Sports Select HD2).

• Bournemouth: ⚫D 🟢W ⚫D 🟢W 🔴L

• Crystal Palace: 🟢W 🔴L ⚫D 🔴L 🟢W

• Brighton: 🟢W ⚫D 🟢W 🔴L 🟢W

• Aston Villa: 🟢W 🟢W 🟢W 🟢W 🔴L

• Brentford: 🟢W 🔴L 🟢W 🟢W 🔴L

• Newcastle United: 🔴L 🟢W 🔴L 🟢W 🔴L

• Leeds United: ⚫D 🔴L 🔴L 🟢W 🔴L

• Nottingham Forest: 🔴L 🔴L 🔴L 🔴L ⚫D

In this live blog, we will cover four 7:30 PM IST kick-offs from the English Premier League 2025-26 on November 9, 2025.

• Match 1: Aston Villa vs AFC Bournemouth, Villa Park

• Match 2: Brentford vs Newcastle United, Gtech Community Stadium

• Match 3: Crystal Palace vs Brighton and Hove Albion, Selhurst Park

• Match 4: Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United, City Ground

Good evening, football fans! We have four big Premier League matches on offer for you in our Sunday Goal Rush blog. Stay tuned for pre-match updates and line-ups as they are released.