Arsenal v Hull City, Fulham v Newcastle United, FA Cup and more: football – live

The top two teams in the WSL table are in action today, with leaders Manchester City currently leading West Ham 1-0 at half-time, while second-placed Chelsea are being held 1-1 at home to Everton at the break in their game.

Bunny Shaw celebrates firing Manchester City in front against West Ham during her 100th appearance for the club

It's scoreless at half-time between Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur at Elland Road, where the hosts will consider themselves unlucky at being denied an early penalty but absolutely blessed not to have lost Jayden Bogle to a red card. Scott Murray has the latest …

Despite an extremely lengthy VAR review, Leeds United wing-back Jayden Bogle went completely unpunished for an awful stamp on the achilles of Mathys Tel, who went off injured a few minutes later
Former Newcastle United teammates Sandro Tonali and Sean Longstaff contest the ball during today's match between Tottenham and Leeds at Elland Road.

Championship fixtures

  • Birmingham City v Swansea City

  • Blackburn Rovers v West Ham

  • Charlton Athletic v Sheffield United

  • Preston v Southampton

  • Watford v Middlesbrough

  • View the Championship table

Norwich City winger Andre Brooks battles for possession with Bristol City defender Lisav Eissat at Ashton Gate.

There are just the two top flight three o'clock kick-offs this afternoon, with Arsenal hosting Hull City at the Emirates and Fulham welcoming Newcastle United to Craven Cottage for an afternoon beside the Thames.

Beyond the top flight, there's plenty of Championship action to keep us entertained, while there are no fewer than 33 FA Cup first round matches slated for today. The phoenix club AFC Rushden & Diamonds from the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands (English football's eighth tier) are the lowest ranked side in action today and are being hosted by League One outfit Burton Albion.

You know how this works by now: team news, breathless updates from grounds where the drizzle is horizontal and frantic attempts to keep tabs on 48 different matches being played simultaneously across four different competitions. What could possibly go wrong?

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