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The Premier League served up plenty of drama on Saturday 7th November, with late goals, a super-sub winner, and even a third straight defeat for Manchester City. Here, we'll run you through the key fixtures from the day.
Okafor ends De Zerbi's Tottenham winning run
Daniel Farke's Leeds United beat Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 on Saturday, bringing Roberto De Zerbi's three-match winning run to an abrupt end. Spurs dominated possession but struggled to create chances, and were left fuming before the break when Jayden Bogle escaped a red card for a challenge that forced Mathys Tel off injured. The deadlock was finally broken on 79 minutes when substitute Noah Okafor smashed home a loose ball less than two minutes after coming off the bench, and Illan Meslier's replacement Lucas Trafford kept out Jan Paul van Hecke's late header to seal Leeds' first win in six league games and their first victory over Spurs since May 2021.Delap double sinks Manchester City
Nottingham Forest ended their home goal drought in style on Saturday with a shock win over Manchester City. The game finished 3-1 in a contest that was far more one-sided than City would have liked. A brace from former City striker Liam Delap was enough to secure the victory. Jair Cunha dispossessed Joško Gvardiol to fire Forest ahead after six minutes, and Delap raced from inside his own half to double the lead on 18 minutes. Cunha also cleared a Erling Haaland effort off the line before the break, and although Rayan Cherki's thunderbolt pulled one back seven minutes after the restart, it was Delap who grabbed the headlines with a counter-attacking finish in off the post 17 minutes from time. Oliver Glasner's side lifted themselves out of the relegation zone with their first home win of the season, while Enzo Maresca's men slipped to a third straight league defeat and now sit six points behind Arsenal.
Fulham stretch unbeaten run to four
Fulham's revival continued on Saturday after a 1-1 draw with Newcastle United. With both sides having difficult start to the Premier League campaign, the game was a cagey affair. Gonzalo García headed against the crossbar early on and Dan Burn had a first-half goal ruled out for a foul by Yoane Wissa. The deadlock was finally broken on 80 minutes when Jacob Murphy pounced on a stray pass and curled a superb 25-yard strike past Bernd Leno, but substitute Rodrigo Muniz hit back just three minutes later for his first goal since August 2025. Newcastle rarely looked like holding on as Alvaro Arbeloa extended Fulham's unbeaten league run to four games, leaving Matthias Jaissle still searching for a pressure-relieving win.
Arsenal move six clear as Ødegaard delivers
Arsenal moved six points clear of Manchester City at the top of the table, beating Hull City 1-0 to leave the Tigers winless in eight league games. Hull defended resolutely for over an hour, but, as they so often do nowadays, Mikel Arteta’s side found a way to win the game. In the 72nd minute, Noni Madueke’s shot was parried by goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis, with Martin Ødegaard the quickest to react to the loose ball and tap into an empty net. The crucial victory put Arsenal six points ahead of Enzo Maresca’s struggling Manchester City side.
