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Joey Barton will not like what he saw as Franco di Santo, right, scored twice to hand Wigan a 2-0 victory over the London club. Alex Livesey / Getty Images -
However, fans of Swansea still await to see a goal in south Wales as the hosts and Sunderland draw a blank. Laurence Griffiths / Getty Images -
...but Mikel Arteta's strike from 12 yards sealed all three points for Everton to leave Blackburn rooted at the bottom of the Premier Leage. Chris Brunskill/Getty Images -
It was a tail of three penalties at Ewood Park as Blackburn missed two, including the first from Junior Hoilett, pictured, from the spot... Chris Brunskill / Getty Images -
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba suffers a sickening head after colliding with the Norwich goalkeeper John Ruddy during Chelsea's 3-1 win at Stamford Bridge. Shaun Botterill / Getty Images -
Emile Heskey, centre, and Jamie O’Hara raise their feet for the ball as both midland clubs remain unbeaten this season after their stalemate. Olly Greenwood / AFP -
It was a better day for the Spanish winger Juan Mata, left, who scored the third Chelsea goal on his debut at Stamford Bridge. Tom Hevezi / AP Photo -
The Liberty Stadium fills up ahead of Swansea City's second home match in the Premier League with Sunderland the visitors to the Welsh club. David Davies / PA / AP Photo -
Charlie Adam, centre, shoots and scores his first ever goal for Liverpool in their 3-1 win against Bolton Wanderers at Anfield. Darren Staples / Reuters -
Jussi Jaaskelainen, the Bolton goalkeeper, watches the ball go into the net as his side lose 3-1 at Liverpool. Darren Staples / Reuters -
Aston Villa striker Gabriel Agbonlahor, right, is tackled by the Wolves captain Roger Johnson during their 0-0 draw at Villa Park. Olly Greenwood / AFP -
Edin Dzeko steers in one of his four goals in Manchester City's 5-1 win against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane. Michael Reagan / Getty Images -
Spurs manager Harry Redknapp pats his wantaway midfielder Luka Modric on the head after substituting the Croatian. Redknapp conceded that he did not want to play. Michael Reagan / Getty Images -
Manchester United pair Wanye Rooney, who scored a hat-trick, right, and Ashley Young, who scored a brace, celebrate their historic 8-2 win over rivals Arsenal at Old Trafford. Jon Super / AP Photo -
The scoreboard doesn't lie. Manchester United go top of the Premier League following their drubbing of Arsenal. Jon Super / AP Photo
In pictures: Premier League week 3
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