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Match of the Day running order – 11th July

Match of the Day running order has been revealed by Gary Lineker for tonight’s episode after what has been an eventful weekend so far.

You can see the highlights of all of those played so far along with all the talking points, replays and analysis from 10:20pm on BBC One.

There were a total of 17 goals from 5 fixtures across the last 24 hours, which has made quite an impact on the Premier League table. Check out the Match of the Day running order below…

THE ORDER:

NORWICH v WEST HAM

The Canaries became the first club to be relegated from the Premier League this season as Michail Antonio bagged himself all four goals to ease West Ham’s troubles near the bottom of the table.

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Norwich: Krul (6), Aarons (5), Godfrey (5), Klose (5), Lewis (6), Vrancic (6), Tettey (6), Buendia (5), Stiepermann (6), Hernandez (6), Pukki (5).

Subs used: Cantwell (5), Idah (5), Martin (5), Rupp (5), McLean (5).

West Ham: Fabianski (6), Fredericks (7), Diop (7), Ogbonna (7), Cresswell (7), Soucek (7), Rice (7), Noble (8), Fornals (7), Bowen (7), Antonio (9).

Subs used: Wilshere (6), Haller (6), Yarmolenko (n/a), Masuaku (n/a), Balbuena (n/a).

Man of the match: Michail Antonio.

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SHEFFIELD UTD v CHELSEA

The Blades boosted their European qualification hopes as they moved into the Premier League’s top six with a convincing win over in-form Chelsea at Bramall Lane.

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Sheff Utd: Henderson (7), Basham (7), Egan (8), O’Connell (7), Baldock (7), Berge (7), Norwood (7), Osborn (7), Stevens (8), McBurnie (8), McGoldrick (9).

Subs: Lundstram (6), Jagielka (6), Mousset (6).

Chelsea: Kepa (5), James (6), Christensen (5), Zouma (5), Azpilicueta (5), Jorginho (5), Mount (4), Barkley (5), Willian (5), Pulisic (4), Abraham (5).

Subs: Rudiger (4), Alonso (5), Loftus-Cheek (5), Giroud (6), Hudson-Odoi (5).

Man of the Match: David McGoldrick

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Norwich: Krul (6), Aarons (5), Godfrey (5), Klose (5), Lewis (6), Vrancic (6), Tettey (6), Buendia (5), Stiepermann (6), Hernandez (6), Pukki (5).

Subs used: Cantwell (5), Idah (5), Martin (5), Rupp (5), McLean (5).

West Ham: Fabianski (6), Fredericks (7), Diop (7), Ogbonna (7), Cresswell (7), Soucek (7), Rice (7), Noble (8), Fornals (7), Bowen (7), Antonio (9).

Subs used: Wilshere (6), Haller (6), Yarmolenko (n/a), Masuaku (n/a), Balbuena (n/a).

Man of the match: Michail Antonio.

WATFORD v NEWCASTLE

Watford boss Nigel Pearson insists “our job is not finished yet” despite seeing his side move six points clear of the bottom three with a win over Newcastle.

Player ratings

Watford: Foster (6), Masina (6), Femenia (6), Dawson (6), Kabasele (6), Doucoure (6), Capoue (6), Hughes (6), Sarr (6), Welbeck (6), Deeney (6).

Subs: Cleverley (n/a), Gray (n/a)

Newcastle: Dubravka (6), Manquillo (5), Rose (6), Fernandez (6), Lascelles (6), Schar (6), Shelvey (7), Ritchie (7), Saint-Maximin (6), Almiron (6), Gayle (7).

Subs: Krafth (6), Joelinton (5), Lazaro, (n/a) Bentaleb (n/a).

Man of the match: Troy Deeney.

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BRIGHTON v MAN CITY

Raheem Sterling grabbed his third hat-trick of the 2019/20 season as Man City thrashed Brighton to ensure they will finish in second place in the Premier League.

Player ratings

Brighton: Ryan (6), Montoya (6), Dunk (6), Webster (6), Bernardo (5), Bissouma (6), Gross (5), Mooy (6), Propper (5), Trossard (6), Connolly (6).

Subs: Lamptey (6), Stephens (6), Maupay (6), Jahanbakhsh (6), Burn (n/a).

Man City: Ederson (6), Walker (7), Garcia (7), Laporte (7), Mendy (7), Rodri (8), De Bruyne (8), Bernardo Silva (7), Sterling (9), Jesus (7), Mahrez (8).

Subs: Foden (6), David Silva (6), Zinchenko (6), Stones (6), Fernandinho 96).

Man of the match: Raheem Sterling

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LIVERPOOL v BURNLEY

Burnley ended new champions Liverpool’s hopes of completing the season with a 100% Premier League home record thanks to Jay Rodriguez’s second-half equaliser.

Player ratings

Liverpool: Alisson (6), Williams (6), Gomez (7), Van Dijk (7), Robertson (8), Fabinho (7), Wijnaldum (6), Jones (6), Firmino (6), Mane (7), Salah (6)

Subs: Keita (5), Alexander-Arnold (5), Oxlade-Chamberlain (NA)

Burnley: Pope (8), Bardsley (6), Tarkowski (7), Long (7), Taylor (7), Pieters (6), Brownhill (6), Westwood (7), McNeil (6), Rodriguez (8), Wood (7)

Subs: Gudmundsson (5), Vydra (5)

Man of the match: Nick Pope

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Joining presenter Gary Lineker on Saturday night’s highlights will be pundits Ian Wright and Danny Murphy. It will also shown again at 7:50am on Sunday and will also be available on the BBC iPlayer should you choose to watch at another time.

A variety of supporters gave their feedback to the choices made for the Match of the Day running order, with many also stating which topic or controversial moment they wanted talked about…

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