Match reports from the Premier League: goals, line-ups, stats and what each result means in the table.
Alexander Isak's 57th-minute finish, teed up by Cody Gakpo, gave Liverpool a 1-0 win at the Vitality Stadium — a tense afternoon for Andoni Iraola against the club he used to manage, and one that keeps Liverpool unbeaten in the league this season.
Brian Brobbey scored a hat-trick for Sunderland and still finished on the losing side, as Manchester City won a chaotic 5-3 at the Etihad Stadium with goals from Enzo Fernández, Rayan Cherki, Antoine Semenyo (2) and Erling Haaland, who scored against the 25th and last Premier League opponent he had yet to face.
Lisandro Martínez's own goal put Fulham ahead at Craven Cottage, but Matheus Cunha's deflected strike four minutes from time salvaged a 1-1 draw for Manchester United — a result built on 29 shots to Fulham's 12, and still not enough to lift United out of the bottom half.
Leeds United and Crystal Palace shared a point in a goalless draw at Elland Road, with a Tyrick Mitchell goal ruled out for offside the closest either side came to breaking the deadlock — a result that gave Palace their first clean sheet of the season.
Two long-range strikes from Pascal Groß and Charalampos Kostoulas either side of half-time, then Chema Andrés' header, handed Mikel Arteta's side their first defeat of the season: Brighton 3-0 Arsenal.
Johan Manzambi's stoppage-time opener, then goals from Nicolas Jackson and Emiliano Buendía, put Aston Villa 3-0 up before Tottenham's late reply — Spurs 2-3 Villa, Roberto De Zerbi's side now without a win in five.
James Tarkowski's shot took a wicked deflection off Thierno Barry to beat Christian Walton in the 11th minute, and Everton held on despite VAR chalking off a second Barry goal: Everton 1-0 Ipswich Town.
Joe Willock and Lewis Hall struck either side of the third and seventh minutes, both set up by Harvey Barnes, and Newcastle held on after Mohamed-Ali Cho's reply: Newcastle United 2-1 Hull City.
Jay Dasilva's 55th-minute goal — Coventry's first of the season, after 340 minutes without one — gave Frank Lampard's side their first Premier League win in 25 years: Nottingham Forest 0-1 Coventry City.
