Manchester United 3 (Antony 35', Rashford 66', 75') Arsenal 1 (Saka 60'): Arsenal's flying start to the season crashing to an halt at Old Trafford after a debut goal for Antony and a Marcus Rashford double secured the points for Erik ten Hag's men, who made it four wins in a row. "They both played great, a continual threat. I know our offensive is really strong, they are creative and have speed," Ten Hag said of his two goalscorers. AP
PREMIER LEAGUE WEEKEND RESULTS: Saturday, September 4 - Everton 0 Liverpool 0: The spoils were shared in a riveting goalless draw at Goodison Park that saw multiple shots hit the woodwork, goals disallowed by VAR and a man-of-the-match performance from Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. "Rule number one: if you cannot win the derby, you don't lose it," said Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. "We could've won it today but we could've lost it in a few moments as well." AFP
Brentford 5 (Toney pen 30', 43', 58', Mbeumo 80', Wissa 90'+1' Leeds 2 (Sinisterra 45'+1, Roca 79'): Ivan Toney bagged a hat-trick as the Bees' striker passed the 50-goal mark for Brentford, while Leeds manager Jesse Marsch was shown a red for urging the referee to check an incident on VAR. "I was speaking with the fourth official, trying to be as respectful as I possibly could, even when a penalty was given that I probably didn't think was a penalty," said Marsch. "That lack of VAR visit ... is a lack of respect." Reuters
Chelsea 2 (Chilwell 76', Havertz 88') West Ham 1 (Antonio 62'): Chelsea fought back from a goal down to win the London derby, although the Hammers were left fuming after a last-gasp leveller by Maxwel Cornet was disallowed following a VAR call. "The goalkeeper comes to take it and fumbles it out of his hands," said West Ham manager David Moyes. "Then he acted as if it was a shoulder injury. I'm amazed that VAR sent the referee to the screen." Reuters
Newcastle 0 Crystal Palace 0: Newcastle were held to a fourth draw in six games, although it took several good stops from Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita and a goal controversially disallowed after a VAR referral to deny Eddie Howe's side their first three points since the opening weekend of the season. "It was a push on Joe Willock in the build-up to the ball coming in," said Howe of the decision. "So for me, it's not a foul, if anything, it's a penalty if it's not a goal." Getty
Nottingham Forest 2 (Kouyate 33', Johnson (pen 45'+2) Bournemouth 3 (Billing 51', Solanke 63', Anthony 87'): Managerless Bournemouth fought back from two goals down to claim an unlikely win at fellow newly promoted club Forest, thanks to a late Jaidon Anthony goal. "I honestly haven't considered whether I want it permanently," said caretaker manager Gary O'Neil. "I feel like my job at the minute is to get Bournemouth as many points as I can in this period that I am here." Getty
Tottenham Hotspur 2 (Hojbjerg 40', Kane 75') Fulham 1 (Mitrovic 83'): Spurs continued their unbeaten start to the season, after Harry Kane's fifth goal of the campaign, although it should have been a more comfortable day at the office. Antonio Conte's side had 23 shots on goal, 10 of which were on target. "If I have to find a situation that we need to improve, it is to be clinical because when you create so many chances, you have to score," said Conte. AP
Wolves 1 (Podence 45'+1) Southampton 0: Wolves secured their first win of the season thanks to Daniel Podence's unorthodox finish earning his team all three points, lifting them out of the bottom three. "We’re very happy," said Wolves manager Bruno Lage. "I told the players it’s one win, we have to build on it. We need to practise. The team that finished pre-season and the team we have now are so different." AP
Aston Villa 1 (Bailey 74') Manchester City 1 (Haaland 50'): City were denied the chance to take over top spot in the table after Leon Bailey's finish cancelled out Erling Haaland's 10th goal in six games. "No-one gave us any hope or any chance before a ball was kicked," said Villa manager Steven Gerrard. "I'm really pleased and proud of what the players gave us and no-one can begrudge us a point, and it's a big point." Getty
Sunday, September 5 - Brighton 5 (Thomas og 10', Caicedo 15', Trossard 64, Mac Allister pen 71', 90'+7) Leicester 2 (Iheanacho 1', Daka 33'): A scoreline that flattered bottom club Leicester, who have one point from six games. Alexis Mac Allister's stunning late free-kick made up for his wonder goal that was controversially ruled out by VAR. "It is a bit annoying," Mac Allister said of the VAR call. "I don't know if I will score a similar goal again in my life. But it is part of football." AFP
Manchester United 3 (Antony 35', Rashford 66', 75') Arsenal 1 (Saka 60'): Arsenal's flying start to the season crashing to an halt at Old Trafford after a debut goal for Antony and a Marcus Rashford double secured the points for Erik ten Hag's men, who made it four wins in a row. "They both played great, a continual threat. I know our offensive is really strong, they are creative and have speed," Ten Hag said of his two goalscorers. AP
PREMIER LEAGUE WEEKEND RESULTS: Saturday, September 4 - Everton 0 Liverpool 0: The spoils were shared in a riveting goalless draw at Goodison Park that saw multiple shots hit the woodwork, goals disallowed by VAR and a man-of-the-match performance from Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. "Rule number one: if you cannot win the derby, you don't lose it," said Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. "We could've won it today but we could've lost it in a few moments as well." AFP
Brentford 5 (Toney pen 30', 43', 58', Mbeumo 80', Wissa 90'+1' Leeds 2 (Sinisterra 45'+1, Roca 79'): Ivan Toney bagged a hat-trick as the Bees' striker passed the 50-goal mark for Brentford, while Leeds manager Jesse Marsch was shown a red for urging the referee to check an incident on VAR. "I was speaking with the fourth official, trying to be as respectful as I possibly could, even when a penalty was given that I probably didn't think was a penalty," said Marsch. "That lack of VAR visit ... is a lack of respect." Reuters
Chelsea 2 (Chilwell 76', Havertz 88') West Ham 1 (Antonio 62'): Chelsea fought back from a goal down to win the London derby, although the Hammers were left fuming after a last-gasp leveller by Maxwel Cornet was disallowed following a VAR call. "The goalkeeper comes to take it and fumbles it out of his hands," said West Ham manager David Moyes. "Then he acted as if it was a shoulder injury. I'm amazed that VAR sent the referee to the screen." Reuters
Newcastle 0 Crystal Palace 0: Newcastle were held to a fourth draw in six games, although it took several good stops from Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita and a goal controversially disallowed after a VAR referral to deny Eddie Howe's side their first three points since the opening weekend of the season. "It was a push on Joe Willock in the build-up to the ball coming in," said Howe of the decision. "So for me, it's not a foul, if anything, it's a penalty if it's not a goal." Getty
Nottingham Forest 2 (Kouyate 33', Johnson (pen 45'+2) Bournemouth 3 (Billing 51', Solanke 63', Anthony 87'): Managerless Bournemouth fought back from two goals down to claim an unlikely win at fellow newly promoted club Forest, thanks to a late Jaidon Anthony goal. "I honestly haven't considered whether I want it permanently," said caretaker manager Gary O'Neil. "I feel like my job at the minute is to get Bournemouth as many points as I can in this period that I am here." Getty
Tottenham Hotspur 2 (Hojbjerg 40', Kane 75') Fulham 1 (Mitrovic 83'): Spurs continued their unbeaten start to the season, after Harry Kane's fifth goal of the campaign, although it should have been a more comfortable day at the office. Antonio Conte's side had 23 shots on goal, 10 of which were on target. "If I have to find a situation that we need to improve, it is to be clinical because when you create so many chances, you have to score," said Conte. AP
Wolves 1 (Podence 45'+1) Southampton 0: Wolves secured their first win of the season thanks to Daniel Podence's unorthodox finish earning his team all three points, lifting them out of the bottom three. "We’re very happy," said Wolves manager Bruno Lage. "I told the players it’s one win, we have to build on it. We need to practise. The team that finished pre-season and the team we have now are so different." AP
Aston Villa 1 (Bailey 74') Manchester City 1 (Haaland 50'): City were denied the chance to take over top spot in the table after Leon Bailey's finish cancelled out Erling Haaland's 10th goal in six games. "No-one gave us any hope or any chance before a ball was kicked," said Villa manager Steven Gerrard. "I'm really pleased and proud of what the players gave us and no-one can begrudge us a point, and it's a big point." Getty
Sunday, September 5 - Brighton 5 (Thomas og 10', Caicedo 15', Trossard 64, Mac Allister pen 71', 90'+7) Leicester 2 (Iheanacho 1', Daka 33'): A scoreline that flattered bottom club Leicester, who have one point from six games. Alexis Mac Allister's stunning late free-kick made up for his wonder goal that was controversially ruled out by VAR. "It is a bit annoying," Mac Allister said of the VAR call. "I don't know if I will score a similar goal again in my life. But it is part of football." AFP
Manchester United 3 (Antony 35', Rashford 66', 75') Arsenal 1 (Saka 60'): Arsenal's flying start to the season crashing to an halt at Old Trafford after a debut goal for Antony and a Marcus Rashford double secured the points for Erik ten Hag's men, who made it four wins in a row. "They both played great, a continual threat. I know our offensive is really strong, they are creative and have speed," Ten Hag said of his two goalscorers. AP