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THIS WEEK’S FIXTURES

PREMIER LEAGUE
Bournemouth 1 Man City 2
C Palace 0 Swansea 2
Huddersfield 0 So’ton 0
Newcastle 3 West Ham 0
Watford 0 Brighton 0
Man Utd 2 Leicester 0
TUESDAY, AUG 29I
7.45pm unless stated Checkatrade Trophy
Barnet v Wimbledon (8pm)
Blackburn v Stoke U21
Blackpool v Wigan Ath (7pm)
Chesterfield v Bradford (7pm)
Colchester v Reading U21 (7.30pm)
Coventry v Shrewsbury
Crawley v Charlton
Crewe Alexandra v
Newcastle U21 (7.30pm)
Exeter City v Yeovil
Fleetwood v Leicester U21
Forest Green Rovers v Newport (7.30pm)
Gillingham v Southend
Grimsby Town v Doncaster
Mansfield v Lincoln
MK Dons v...

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