Scottish Premiership results

• Dundee United 1-1 Motherwell

• St Johnstone 2-1 Dundee

• Aberdeen v Hibernian (5.45pm GMT)

• St Mirren v Rangers (8pm GMT)

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FA Cup: Seventh tier side Guiseley have pulled of one of the results of the round so far, knocking out National League side Sutton United with a late penalty. Barnsley spanked seven goals past Aldershot in a 7-2 demolition job at Oakwell, while Bradford City scored seven without reply against Marine.

The dream has died for phoenix club AFC Rushden Diamonds from the eighth tier, after they lost 4-0 away at Burton, while Worcester City lost 1-0 away at Colchester. Salford City lost 1-0 away at Carlisle, while Harrogate were smashed 4-0 at home by AFC Fylde. Blackpool have been taken to extra time by non-League Hornchurch, while last year’s giant-killers Macclesfield have lost 3-0 away at Mansfield Town.

Harborough Town have gone out to Leyton Orient, Plymouth saw off ALvechurch 4-0. In arguably the most non-League tie of the day, Salisbury Town ran out 6-0 winners over Sholing, while York City beat their fellow League Two side Northampton, scoring four unanswered goals.

Championship results

• Bristol City 0-5 Norwich City

• Portsmouth 1-2 Stoke City

• Wrexham 1-1 Wolves

• Birmingham City 2-1 Swansea City

• Blackburn Rovers 2-1 West Ham

• Cardiff City 5-4 Burnley

• Charlton Athletic 2-1 Sheffield United

• Preston 1-0 Southampton

• QPR 2-1 Lincoln City

• Watford 0-0 Middlesbrough

• West Brom 3-0 Millwall

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Premier League results

• Leeds United 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur

• Arsenal 1-0 Hull City

• Fulham 1-1 Newcastle United

• Nottingham Forest v Manchester City

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Championship: It looks like heartbreak for Burnley at the Cardiff City Stadium, where the hosts have come from 4-1 down to lead 5-4 courtesy of Alex Robertson who scores with a thunderbolt from 30 yards out.

Championship: Jay Stansfield scores his second goal of the game at St Andrews, where Birmingham City now lead 10-man Swansea City 2-1 in the knockings of their match.

Championship: West Ham have pulled a goal back against Blackburn at Eqood Park, where Joel Piroe scored for Scottie Parker’s Hammers in the 82nd minute.

Championship: West Brom go 3-0 up against Millwall, with Felix Horn Myhre getting his name on the scoresheet.

FA Cup: Truro’s National League South game at Folkestone Invicta was called off after the visitors’ midfielder Yassine En-Neyah had a medical emergency and was taken to hospital. Here’s hoping it’s nothing too serious.

Championship: Wowzers! Cardiff City have equalised against Burnley to make it 4-4 in a ding-dong battle at at the Cardiff City Stadium. Yousef Salech gets his second goal of the game to make it all square. At Loftus Road, QPR have gone 2-1 up against Lincoln City through Glen Kamara. At the Valley, Matty Godden has put Charlton Athletic 2-1 up against Sheffield United.

FA Cup: National League side Boreham Wood were actually slight favourites to beat League One strugglers Wigan Athletic in their first round tie but are trailing 3-0.

Championship: Jayson Molumby doubles West Brom’s lead over Millwall with a tap-in, while his Republic of Ireland teammate Jack Moylan scores from the sport to make it Cardiff City 3-4 Burnley in an absolute thriller at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Premier League: Fulham have a penalty shout turned down after Dan Burn put a hand on Sander Berge’s shoulder as the midfielder advanced through the Newcastle penalty area.

FA Cup: Barnsley have hit Aldershot for six and Cameron McGeehan has just scored his hat-trick at Oakwell.

Championship: It’s Blackburn 2-0 West Ham at Ewood Park, where Oladapo Afolayan has fired a low shot home from just outside the penalty area. Meanwhile at St Andrews, 10-man Swansea Cirty have equalised against Birmingham City through a Christopher Klarer own goal at a corner.

Championship: The goals keep flying in at the Cardiff City Stadium, where Yousef Salech has pulled a goal back for the hosts, who trail Burnley 4-2.

Premier League: It’s looking like slim pickings for tonight’s Match of the Day, with both today’s three o’clock kick-offs still scoreless. Declan Rice has just been subbed off by Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta. The midfielder and Kai Havertz have been replaced by Viktor Gyokeres and Mikel Merino.

Championship: Cardiff City midfielder Alex Robertson hacks an attempted clearance into his own goal to increase his side’s arrears. It’s Cardiff City 1-4 Burnley in the Welsh capital.

Championship: Largie Ramazani restores Burnley’s two-goal lead at the Cardiff City Stadium, where they lead 3-1. The Belgian scores with a left-footed shot into the top corner and Burnley look set to win just their second match of the season.

FA Cup: Will Evans scores for Plymouth Argyle to give them a one goal lead against Alvechurch from the seventh tier.

Championship: Andri Gudjohnsen scores with a diving header at the far post to put Blackburn one up against West Ham at Ewood Park. It’s his 11th goal of the season in all competitions.

Championship: Millwall’s defenders back off as Isaac Price picks up the ball inside his own half, advances and fires into the bottom corner to give West Brom a 1-0 lead at the Hawthorns.

Championship: With his team trailing 2-1 at home to Burnley, Cardiff City midfielder Jack Moylan hits the post early in the first half.

An email: “I have to commend referee Farai Hallam on his excellent bait and switch on the Emirates crowd,” writes Kari Tulinius. “When he first told them that Mendy had committed a holding offence, only to follow that up by clarifying that Havertz was offside, the Gooners reacted en masse like children being told there would be dessert, and that it would be broccoli. I burst out laughing … and I’m an Arsenal fan.”

Premier League half-times

• Leeds United 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur (R)

• Arsenal 0-0 Hull City

• Fulham 0-0 Newcastle United

• Nottingham Forest v Manchester City (5.30 GMT)

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Championship half-times

• Bristol City 0-5 Norwich City (R)

• Portsmouth 1-2 Stoke City (R)

• Wrexham 1-1 Wolves (R)

• Birmingham City 1-0 Swansea City

• Blackburn Rovers 0-0 West Ham

• Cardiff City 1-2 Burnley

• Charlton Athletic 1-1 Sheffield United

• Preston 1-0 Southampton

• QPR 1-1 Lincoln City

• Watford 0-0 Middlesbrough

• West Brom 0-0 Millwall

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Premier League: Following a VAR intervention called some time after the event, Arsenal thought they werre about to be awarded a penalty for a shirt-pull on Kai Havertz by Nobel Mendy. While the foul was committed, the German was offside.

Championship: Norwich City thrashed Bristol City, Stoke came from behind to beat Portsmouth and Cardiff City shared the spoils with Wolves in today’s early kickoffs …

Championship: Ruben Colwell scores a tap-in to pull a goal back for Cardiff City against Burnley, who lead 2-1 at the Cardiff City Stadium.

Championship: In news of goals I haven’t got around to giving you yet, Preston lead Southampton at Deepdale thanks to Jordan Thompson’s strike, while Dom Jeffries has cancelled out Richard Kone’s opener to restore parity for Lincoln City at Loftus Road.

FA Cup: Nathan Odokonyero and Josh Hedges score in the space of three minutes to put National League South side Salisbury 2-0 up against Sholing from the Southern League Premier South, English football’s seventh tier.

Premier League: Dan Burn pokes home a Jacob Murphy cross to give Newcastle what he thinks is a lead against Fulham, but the goal is ruled out for a Yoane Wissa foul on Timothy Castagne as the ball came into the box.

FA Cup: Henry Hearn gives National League side Hornchurch a 1-0 lead against Blackpool, while Bradford City are already 4-0 up against Marine.

Championship: A couple of minutes after Swansea City midfielder Marko Stamenic was sent off in his side’s match against Birmingham City for an ill-advised lunge, Jay Stansfield fires the hosts in front at St Andrews.

Championship: Marcus Edwards doubles Burnley’s lead against Cardiff City in the Welsh capital. After two draws under new boss Fabio Celestini, the Clarets look set fair to get their first win.

Premier League: Did you know that Jordan Ayew plays for Sheffield United? I certainly didn’t but I do now – the Ghana international has just equalised for the Blades against Charlton Athletic at the Valley, where it’s 1-1.

FA Cup: Will Collar has eased Burton nerves in their match against AFC Rushden & Diamonds from the eighth tier of English football – the lowest-ranked team in this season’s FA Cup. It’s 1-0 to the hosts at the Pirelli Stadium.

WSL: Manchester City thrashed West Ham, while Chelsea were held by Everton in today’s only Women’s Super League fixtures. Read on …

Premier League: Harvey Barnes gets on the end of a good Jacob Murphy cross to bring a decent save out of Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno at Craven Cottage.

Premier League: In the match between Fulham and Newcastle at Craven Cottage, Lucas Hornicek puts the ball out for a corner in saving a curled effort from Oscar Bobb. Gonzalo Garcia fails to convert with a free-header at the far post from the subsequent inswinger.

Premier League: Elliot Stroud brings an excellent save out of Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya after capitalising on a mistake from Riccardo Calafiori, who coughed up cheap possession to Hull City.

Championship: Andreas Hountondji scores against the run of play to give beleaguered Burnley a 1-0 lead at Cardiff City after 15 minutes.

Championship: Millenic Alli puts Charlton in front against Sheffield United at the Valley, while Richard Kone continues his good run of scoring form, giving QPR a 1-0 lead against Lincoln City.

FA Cup: Ollie Pearce scores his second goal of the game to make it York City 2-0 Northampton. Elsewhere in the first round, Creew lead AFC Wimbledon, Bradford City are a goal up against Marine, and MK Dons are 2-0 up against Swindon Town.

Wycombe Wanderers are one up at Accrington Stanley, Harrogate lead AFC Fylde by the same score and Exeter are 1-0 up away at Huddersfield Town. Leyton Orient, Luton Town, Walsall, Stevenage and Port Vale all have early leads too.

Premier League: It’s still scoreless at the Emirates, where Arsenal have had a penalty shout turned down after Christos Tzolis went down in the box after a coming-together with Hull midfielder Lucas Gourna-Douath.

Scottish Premiership: On loan from Hibernian, Josh Campbell scores his third goal of the season to put St Johnstone in front against Dundee.

FA Cup: Ollie Pearce scores the first goal of today’s FA Cup first round matches, putting York City 1-0 up against Northampton inside 10 seconds. Wow.

Premier League: Hull City defender John Egan rises highest to head a corner-kick into the side-netting early doors at the Emirates.

Our three o’clock kickoffs are go! The news from the Emirates is that Hull City have decided against risking Mo Belloumi, their most creative player, as he has a glute injury. He’ll be a big loss for the Tigers.

WSL: Manchester City have extended their lead at the top of the table to two points after battering West Ham 5-0, while second placed Chelsea were held 1-1 at home by Everton in today’s other match.

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Championship: Stoke City leapfrog Middlesbrough to go top of the table on the back of their 2-1 come-from-behind win over Portsmouth at Fratton Park. Norwich City’s rise up the table continues following their third consecutive league win. They’ve scored 12 goals in their past three games and are in 11th place after beating Bristol City 5-0 at Ashton Gate. Wolves’ 1-1 draw at Wrexham leaves them in third place.

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WSL: Chapeau to Bunny Shaw, who has just completed her hat-trick for Manchester City to make it 5-0 in their match against West Ham. She’ll mark her 150th appearance for Manchester City by bringing home the match ball.

WSL: Manchester City are romping to victory, with Bunny Shaw, Aoba Fujino and Iman Beney scoring second-half goals to make it 4-0 in their match against West Ham. Shaw is on a hat-trick on the occasion of her 150th appearance for City. it remains 1-1 in the game between Chelsea and Everton.

Championship: Stoke have turned things around at Fratton Park, where Ben Wilmot has scored their second to put them 2-1 up against Portsmouth. At Ashton Gate, Norwich now lead Bristol City 5-0 courtesy of a Mathias Kvistgaarden spot-kick.

Premier League: It’s still scoreless between Leeds United and Tottenham at Elland Road, where Spurs are second best and Antonin Kinsky has just pulled off an excellent save to deny Leeds midfielder Sean Longstaff. There are 13 minutes of normal time remaining and Scott Murray has the latest …

An email: “As a USA born Stoke supporter who came into the whole thing in 2008 during the elder Delap era, it does the soul good to see fellow countryman Jack McGlynn come over from MLS and bang them in,” writes Joshua Reynolds.

Championship: Free-scoring Norwich are piling the pain on Bristol City, with Jovon Makama getting in on the goalscoring action to make it 4-0 to the visitors at Ashton Gate. It’s the 22-year-old’s second goal in as many games and his side’s 11th in a week, following last Saturday’s 3-2 win over Watford and Tuesday’s 4-0 victory at Derby County.

FA Cup first round

In yesterday’s Football Daily email, John Brewin previewed his pick of the weekend’s first round games featuring the return of his beloved Macc, a 40-year-old cult hero lining up for the lowest ranked team in the competition and the club that purports to be the oldest in London. Read on …

For the FA Cup, the early rounds are the juice. The first round proper to be played out over the long weekend is looking, well, proper. And on Saturday at 3pm GMT, a proper time, 31 ties will kick off. No VAR, either. At the stage when the bottom two Football League divisions join the competition, focus remains on those non-league clubs fighting for the honour of the pyramid …

Mansfield v Macclesfield
In January, Macclesfield achieved the greatest shock in the competition’s history, knocking out the holders, Crystal Palace, in the third round. John Rooney’s National League North team head through the Pennines to face soundalikes Mansfield. Those from Macclesfield often find themselves having to correct others on coming from the Cheshire town rather than the one in Nottinghamshire. Macclesfield are such a modern club these days they have a sporting director in Keith Curle, a former Stags manager. Curle and current Mansfield boss Nigel Clough were England teammates at Euro 92, of which the less said the better.

Bradford City v Marine
Merseyside’s most authentic, proper football club? Neither Everton nor Liverpool can compete with Crosby’s Marine. When modern football gets too much, the temptation to savour a pie and pint at Rossett Park, the club of Roly Howard, legendary manager for 33 years, becomes strong. On Saturday, Marine travel to Bradford City, on something of a slide since Graham Alexander de-camped to manage Preston.

Burton v AFC Rushden & Diamonds
Fans at Burton’s Pirelli Stadium will see Billy Sharp’s comeback at 76. One of the Football League’s very top marksmen, the Championship’s all-time scorer on 130 recently retired but has returned with AFC Rushden & Diamonds, the phoenix club of a former temporary employer for whom he scored his first goal when loaned there in 2005, before they were liquidated six years later. A striker who defines the term “well-travelled” – including a spell at LA Galaxy – blink and you will miss Sharp, as the prodigal return is for one game only, in search of his 300th career goal. He departed Doncaster on the tantalising total of 299.

Plymouth Argyle v Alvechurch
Alvechurch, representing a Worcestershire village, was previously most famous for giving the world Alan “Smudger” Smith (incidentally another member of that Euro 92 squad). The less said about his substitution for old pal Gary Lineker against Sweden the better. Smith’s alma mater, in the Southern League, travel to Plymouth Argyle, led by Tom Cleverley, the former brand turned aspirant tracksuit manager. Two seasons ago the Pilgrims’ progress down to League One was offset by beating eventual Premier League champions Liverpool in the third round. Should that fall flat, the city gets another helping on Monday night when Parkway take on Berkhamsted, the commuter town’s community club.

Cray Wanderers v Stockport County
Representing the Isthmian League are Cray Wanderers, who claim to be London’s oldest football club, whose origins are traced to 1860, older perhaps than even Notts County. Playing in Chislehurst, best known for its caves, “The Wands” take on high-flying League One Stockport County, led by The Wire’s Jimmy McNulty.

Peterborough v Reading
All that and a Savage family reunion as the Posh, managed by Robbie, host son Charlie’s team, the Royals. The Cup properly runneth over.

Championship: Jack McGlynn has struck for Stoke City on the hour mark to cancel out Tyrese Shade’s opener for Portsmouth at Fratton Park.

Championship: Andre Brooks scores Norwich’s second goal in three second-half minutes to make it 3-0 for the visitors at Ashton Gate.

Championship: Harry Darling has doubled Norwich City’s lead at Bristol City, making it 2-0 for the Canaries v the Robins in the Battle of the Songbirds.

Brentford: The club’s Mali midfielder Mamadou Sangaré stood out when he was as young as six years old and has shone in the Premier League since his £39m transfer to Brentford, writes Coralie Salle …

Women’s Super League: 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.

Premier League: 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 …

Premier League fixtures

• Leeds United 0-0 Tottenham Hotspur (L)

• Arsenal v Hull City

• Fulham v Newcastle United

• Nottingham Forerst v Manchester City

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Championship fixtures

• Bristol City 0-1 Norwich City (L)

• Portsmouth 1-0 Stoke City (L)

• Wrexham 1-1 Wolves (L)

• Birmingham City v Swansea City

• Blackburn Rovers v West Ham

• Cardiff City v Burnley

• Charlton Athletic v Sheffield United

• Preston v Southampton

• QPR v Lincoln City

• Watford v Middlesbrough

• West Brom v Millwall

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