and after a difficult year with injuries cam norrie�*s back in the spotlight with a first final appearancers. we'll let you know how he got on... drama in the last few moments. it's never happened in pep guardiola's managerial career. he's not lost four games in a row — but that could change tonight, if brighton beat them at the amex. erling haaland scoring to give them a 1—0 lead — his twelfth goal in the league this season. and then the turning moment. joao pedro goal 78 minutes. they gave brighton hopes, just five minutes later, matt o'riley with what proved to be the winner. brighton's impressive start of the season continues, and manchester city continues, and manchester city continue to falter. liverpool kick off against aston villa in 30 minutes. at the other end of the table — the two sides that started the day in the bottom two went head to head at molineux. and it's wolves who've come out on top, beating southampton 2—0 for their first win of the season. that show you a bit of the reaction after game. delight for manager gary o'neil — a victory that relieves the pressure going in

and after a difficult year with injuries, cam norrie�*s back in the spotlight with a first final appearanceears. we'll let you know how he got on... welcome along, thank you forjoining us. only one place to start — if you're an england fan you might not want me to, but what a thriller at the alianz stadium twickenham where the visitors snatched a rare victory in the very last second. england beaten 10—37 in their autumn international — that's their fourth defeat in a row — and sixth loss in ten this year. patrick geary reports. expectation hung over england, which they could treat as a fuel or a burden. they had beaten australia ten times out of 11, so in the stands they would have wanted to show something perhaps like this. the gladiatorial scored twice, you not entertained? but this is becoming too eventful. the wallabies are suddenly charged over, and then broke through again, hauling themselves through the half—time lead. they moved further ahead in the second half. england was man created became the chase. so too did australia, and that england had to rely on their weakness, finishing