Celtic and Rangers meet again, Premier League news and buildup matchday live
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Celtic and Rangers meet again, Premier League news and buildup  matchday live
"Sean Dyche argued football's lawmakers should consider expanding the reach of the video assistant referee system after Nottingham Forest conceded from a controversial corner for the second successive match. His side came close to winning, but Dyche was left angered after Manchester United scored the opener from a corner awarded by the assistant referee Akil Howson on the far side of the pitch."
"The wait goes on and on for Vitor Pereira and Wolves. Not since 26 April 14 games and 189 days to be precise have the Portuguese manager and his team tasted victory in the Premier League. That never looked like changing on yet another afternoon this season when nothing seemed to go their way. From the moment Ryan Sessegnon put Fulham ahead in the ninth minute, there was little prospect of them not going on to end their run of four straight defeats"
Nottingham Forest drew 2-2 with Manchester United after conceding a corner-awarded opener by assistant referee Akil Howson, prompting calls to expand VAR's remit. Wolves have now gone 14 Premier League games and 189 days without a win under Vitor Pereira, losing 3-0 at Fulham after Ryan Sessegnon's ninth-minute goal and Emmanuel Agbadou's first-half red card. Brighton beat Leeds 3-0 with Diego Gomez scoring twice as Graham Potter's successor Fabian Hurzeler praised the first-half creativity and noted the need for consistency, while Daniel Farke admitted his Leeds side lacked sufficient quality to compete.
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