Premier League LIVE: Liverpool host Alvaro Arbeloa's struggling Fulham, Chelsea stunned by Hull City and Ipswich equalise at Crystal Palace


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By HARRY BAMFORTH, LIVE SPORTS COVERAGE REPORTER
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Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates from the 3pm kick-offs in the Premier League, which includes Liverpool vs Fulham and Chelsea vs Hull.
13:19
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Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest Team News
Ross Barkley is back.
The midfielder is the only change for Aston Villa, with Joao Gomes still serving a three-game Premier League suspension.
For Nottingham Forest, both Daniel Munoz and Ousmane Diomande are given their full Nottingham Forest Premier League debuts.
Neither Nikola Milenkovic nor Jair Cunha make the squad...
13:15
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Chelsea and Hull Team News
Ooooh, interesting...
Xabi Alonso has decided to drop Maxence Lacroix for the first time in the Premier League, with Malo Gusto coming into the back five.
Meanwhile, Hull name the same team that earned a draw against Aston Villa last week.
13:12
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'£364m trio start for Reds'
James Sharpe at Anfield:
After Liverpool's impressive win over Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, the £364m trio of Isak, Wirtz and Barcola all start for the first time in the Premier League as Andoni Iraola looks for his first league win at Anfield. This crowd has had little to get excited about over the past year. If anything can get them off their seats, it's this lightning trio in full flow.
13:10
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Liverpool and Fulham Team News
It was indeed just cramp for Bradley Barcola, then.
The Frenchman hobbled off on his full Liverpool debut against Atletico Madrid, but he is fit enough to start again today.
Andoni Iraola makes three changes with Ryan Gravenberch, Kostas Tsimikas, and Victor Munoz coming in, while Cody Gakpo is on the bench.
Alvaro Arbeloa, who once donned the Red of Liverpool as a player, makes two changes to his Fulham team.
David Affengruber and Sander Berge come in.
13:07
Team news inbound
We don't really have much time to muck about today, do we?
The team news is already out around the country, so I'd better get on with telling you.
What I will say before sharing the line-ups is that both Liverpool and Chelsea have some tasty-looking teams out today.
Let's see how they both fare.
13:05
How things stand
Right, before we get stuck into the build-up, shall we take a look at the Premier League table?
Yes, I know, I know... it's only been three games. But still, it never hurts to see how things have been going for teams at these early stages.
Liverpool and Chelsea have both had decent enough starts, and can climb even further up from their sixth and fourth-placed positions today.
Or will Hull continue to defy the odds and go top?? Imagine.
13:02
Order of the day
Here is today's Premier League fixture schedule:
- Aston Villa vs Nottingham Forest, 15:00 BST
- Bournemouth vs Brentford, 15:00 BST
- Chelsea vs Hull, 15:00 BST
- Crystal Palace vs Ipswich, 15:00 BST
- Liverpool vs Fulham, 15:00 BST
- Tottenham vs Everton, 17:30 BST
- Sunderland vs Arsenal, 20:00 BST
13:00
Super Saturday
Days don't get much better than this.
A sunny Saturday afternoon full of football, where you don't actually feel like you are melting or that your toes are about to fall off. Autumn footie is the best.
Not only that, but it is a stacked Saturday, too.
We have seven games, yes, SEVEN, coming your way today. It may feel weird that we haven't had a lunchtime game, but don't worry, tonight more than makes up for that.
Instead, we begin with five 3pm Premier League games, with two of the big boys, Liverpool and Chelsea both back in action.
The Reds host a Fulham side who are yet to have earned a single point, while the Blues host unbeaten Hull City, who have been the surprise package at the start of this season.
So, without further ado, strap yourselves in and enjoy the ride!
Key Updates
Chelsea and Hull Team News
Liverpool and Fulham Team News
How things stand
Super Saturday
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