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Re-live Daily Mail Sport's live blog as Arsenal travelled to Brighton, plus updates from Everton vs Ipswich and Newcastle vs Hull following Aston Villa's win over Tottenham.
Arsenal humbled!
And that, one and all, is that.
Thanks a lot for your company throughout today. It's been a marathon, but a fun one.
We'll be back soon for more Premier League coverage, but keep an eye on the site throughout the rest of the weekend for more reaction.
I'll leave you with Isaan's take from the ground, which you can view by clicking below.
Bye all!
YOUR comments
- Windy Miller: This is what happens when you believe in your own hype. The one thing harder than winning the league is defending it. Maybe Arsenal pl layers have learnt the first lesson in showing City some respect for back to back titles. Not saying Arsenal won't win the league, they may well do, but it won't be as easy as winning last year was.
- Nathan5: We got schooled today. Absolutely pathetic. Congratulations Brighton.
- Frantical: The better team won. Simple as.
- Corky1971: So arsenal are no the best team in Europe and are not going to runaway with the premier league
Coventry lead Forest
In this evening's game, Coventry have scored for the first time this season, and they lead Nottingham Forest 1-0!
It was a simple goal really. A long kick from Carl Rushworth, and Jay Dasilva nipped in behind Daniel Munoz to rush clear.
He made no mistake, and sent the away end into absolute ecstasy.
Now they just need to hold on!
WATCH: Full highlights
Why not make it the hat-trick?
You can watch the full highlight's from Newcastle's 2-1 win over Hull by clicking below.
Moyes: 'They put us under pressure'
David Moyes, Everton manager, BBC Sport:
It's always a relief when you win but also when you're playing against 10 men it puts you under a bit more pressure. If we get the second goal it changes the game but Ipswich clung on and it allowed them to put us under pressure late in the game.
WATCH: Full highlights
While we're here, we may as well direct you in the, erm, direction of the Everton highlights too.
Reaction from David Moyes to come.
Watch the highlights by clicking below!
HALF-TIME: Nottingham Forest 0-0 Coventry
It's half-time at the City Ground, and Nottingham Forest are being frustrated by Coventry.
You'd think with the talent of the likes of Daniel Munoz, Morgan Gibbs-White and Liam Delap, they would be able to break down the Premier League's basement boys at home, but that's not been the case yet.
Coventry are still yet to score in the league this season, but they would take a point here.
WATCH: Full highlights
Do you want to watch the highlights back from Arsenal's defeat today? Unless you're a Gunners fan... probably!
You can do so on Sky Sports' YouTube channel by clicking below!
O'Neil: 'The result is harsh'
Gary O'Neil, Ipswich manager, Premier League Productions:
If we keep playing like that we will give teams a game every week and we just need to keep repeating that.
On Abdul Fatawu's red card:
The bigger picture today is what the lads managed to produce against a good Everton side. They were the better side for long periods with 10 men.
Jaissle: 'We can be very proud'
Matthias Jaissle, Newcastle manager, Match of the Day:
We were totally dominant and then in the second-half you saw the legs were getting tired towards the end - but we were also missing nine players today. I am really proud and I want to show them respect for what they did at the end of the game when it was tough. To defend their own box, everyone was committed and really fighting for the three points. This is something we can count on.
As I said, we wanted to show the right reaction after Leeds and this is something we are very proud of - and we could deliver when it is needed. We wanted to also show a clear reaction in front of ours. Overall, when you see the 90 minutes, it was a deserved win.
Merson: 'Credit where credit's due'
Paul Merson, former Arsenal forward, Soccer Saturday:
The first goal put more air in Brighton's lungs and they just kept going and going. They thoroughly deserved it.
We've got to give credit where credit's due. Arsenal weren't great but Brighton made them not look great. They were outstanding.
You thought Arsenal would come out second-half and have a go, they didn't. Chema and Kostoulas were outstanding. Kostoulas caused Konsa and Gabriel nightmares.
Hurzeler: 'I am really proud'
Fabian Hurzeler, Brighton manager, Match of the Day:
"It's always important to enjoy these moments. We were horrible to play against. Intensity, intensity, winning the personal duals...we have to have the belief to compete with the best teams in the league. My players really trust each other on the pitch. If one player is out then another can replace him.
Overall we wanted to be really good in every phase. We needed to be at the highest level. We go game by game. After the international break we have a lot of games. After wins like this we have to stay humble and understand why we had this win. We have to keep on going.
