🔗 Share this article Premier League Build-up alongside FA Cup Round Two Developments plus More Introduction Good morning to another Sunday morning. We bring you your comprehensive football live center, highlighting today's key soccer action. England's top division presents intriguing matches between the Seagulls and the Hammers and Fulham & Crystal Palace. Additionally, a top-of-the-table Scottish clash between the Hoops and the Jambos, alongside WSL games plus cup second round drama completes the lineup. Feel free to share your thoughts and let us know your plans for watching the action. Let's get into it. Major Stories from Saturday Liverpool's Egyptian star stole the headlines despite did not play in the Reds' thrilling six-goal thriller at Leeds United. Salah delivered an stunning critique on boss the Dutch coach, accusing him of throwing him “to the wolves” after being left out the first eleven for the third straight game. He expressed that he felt made a scapegoat for the team's disappointing beginning to the campaign. “It's unbelievable … I’m sitting on the bench for 90 minutes,” the Egyptian stated. “This is the third match on the bench, perhaps for the first time in my professional life. I am extremely disappointed.” The other major Premier League development saw Arsenal's injury-time defeat at Aston Villa, sealed by Emi Buendía's decisive strike. This outcome, combined with City's straightforward victory over the Black Cats, has left a very tight battle at the summit of the standings. Outside the English football, the Argentine maestro once again played the hero for his MLS side as they triumphed the league championship, defeating Vancouver 3-1 in the final. Sunday's Top-Flight Matches Brighton welcome the Hammers in a 2pm GMT kickoff. The visitors have shown flickers of improvement since the arrival of head coach Nuno. An impressive midweek draw means he has presided over a run of just one defeat in their last five. Fulham against Crystal Palace is a rematch of last season's FA Cup quarter-final. The Eagles are eyeing a fourth straight victory on the road in the Premier League, having defeated Burnley, Wolves and Liverpool to nil in their recent travels. Cup Action Continues England's famous cup competition second round delivered lots of excitement on Saturday. Sixth-tier side Weston-super-Mare made history by advancing to the third round for the first time in their history. Other standout outcomes featured: Swindon Town hammered Bolton Wanderers – a division above them – 4-0. Cambridge United defeated Stockport County on spot-kicks. Non-league Buxton led against Cheltenham before finally suffering a 6-2 loss. Sunday's FA Cup schedule features: Slough Town v Macclesfield (early kickoff) Boreham Wood v Newport County Gateshead v Walsall Blackpool v Carlisle United The Premier League's Three Tiers There seems to be three distinct battlegroups forming in this campaign's top flight. The Title Race: The current leading pack are apparently contending for the top prize. The Mid-Table Scramble: A incredibly congested group contains several big names, all with designs on the European places. Will any put together a winning run to challenge the elite? The Relegation Battle: The dogfight to stay up likely involves Leeds, Nottingham Forest, Burnley and West Ham, with Wolves looking especially vulnerable. Clubs such as Brentford or Fulham could also be sucked into the fight. Other Matches Today Outside the English top flight and domestic cup, Sunday's schedule feature: Women's Super League (WSL): (All 12pm GMT unless stated) Leicester City v Manchester City London City Lionesses v Brighton & Hove Albion Manchester United v West Ham United Tottenham Hotspur v Aston Villa Chelsea v Everton (2.30pm GMT) Around the Continent: Real Madrid v Celta Vigo (8pm CET) Borussia Dortmund v Hoffenheim (4.30pm CET) The Salah Debate Continues The reaction from the Liverpool forward's explosive interview rages on. There are two distinct sides to the debate. Has he done enough to voice his frustration as a true club icon? Or is boss Arne Slot justified in doing what he believes is necessary to attempt to win matches? Views from supporters seems split: “As a Manchester United supporter. If memory serves, Salah was the players' player of the year 6 months ago and now he’s the main target. This is no way to treat a club legend.” “Perhaps we should take a moment to have sympathy for Mo Salah? He must have forgotten that he is presently Liverpool's highest ever earning player... Someone hard done by, Mo, you are not.” The big question for the Egyptian king, then? Speculation suggests his bridges at Liverpool may now be damaged. Will he move on loan to another European club? Or will he take the pay day and head for Saudi Arabia after the AFCON? Sad News from the Championship Two Championship fixtures were abandoned yesterday. The match between Charlton and Pompey at The Valley was halted in the 12th minute after a supporter was taken unwell. It was later announced the supporter died in hospital. Blackburn Rovers's game against Sheffield Wednesday was also paused and abandoned due to a waterlogged playing surface at Ewood Park. Heavy rain – for the second occasion this season at the ground – made the field unsuitable. At this time, there is no word yet on when either game will be replayed.