Barca vs Alaves: The first goal was an Alaves fault as they did not really deal with Jordi Alba’s cross and the left-back was able to head the ball through to Lionel Messi, who guided a shot home. That was his 351st La Liga goal. Then in the 39th minute Messi missed a penalty, a fantastic save by Fernando Pacheco, who dived down to the right to tip Messi’s kick away.
In the end he made up for it by scoring the second goal against Alaves, narrowly missing a hat-trick. Barca were just constantly knocking on the door and the Argentine hit the crossbar with his 18-yard effort.At that time, Alaves appeared to cry out for the full-time whistle.
Rashford scores opening goal for Man U
Man U vs Leicester: Henrkh Mkhitaryan ‘s swing in the corner got through to Marcus Rashford, who swept it in and keeper Kasper Schmeichel parried into the roof of the net. The opener would have been a Romelu Lukaku penalty, which Schmeichel was able to stop. Schmeichel had dived to his right to push away Lukaku’s spot kick. Then set in frustration for the host as an early goal in the first half by Juan Mata had been ruled offside by the referee. Marouane Fellaini made it double advantage with close-range finish at 2-0
Newcastle vs West Ham West had an opportunity they fluffed compounding their misery as Aleksandar Mitrovic wrapped up a much-needed Newcastle win. Ayoze Perez got the ball through to the Serb, who held his line and kept his composure to round Joe Hart and slot in.
Ayew celebrates Swansea’s first win
Crystal Palace Vs Swansea Swansea picked up their first Premier League win of the season with a deserved victory over a disappointing Crystal Palace side at Selhurst Park.
Tammy Abraham put the away side ahead just before half-time with a low finish after beating Martin Kelly to Leroy Fer’s cross, having earlier seen a close-range effort stopped by Wayne Hennessey following Timothy Fosu-Mensah’s slip.
Kelly then tamely headed Palace’s first effort on target from a corner after the break, before his mistake let Swansea in for their second
Two goal scorer for Bayern, Lewandowski
Bremen vs Bayern: Robert Lewandowski scored twice in the last 20 minutes as Bayern Munich beat Werder Bremen for a second win from their first two Bundesliga games.
Summer signing Corentin Tolisso hit the crossbar early on for the five-times-in-a-row German champions.
The opener came when Poland star Lewandowski back heeled Kingsley Coman’s cross into the net. And he scored his sixth goal in four games this season when he put a shot between the Werder keeper’s legs.
Bournemouth vs Man City: Raheem Sterling saved the day for Manchester City who was 1-1 draw with their host until the 97th minutes when he scored the winner and was then sent off for his celebration.
Sterling found the net with a deflected effort from close range, and celebrated by running to celebrate with the City fans, earning a second yellow card from referee Mike Dean.
The Cherries had dominated the early exchanges and took a deserved lead on 13 minutes when Charlie Daniels drilled home a stunning half-volley off the crossbar from the edge of the area.
City equalized eight minutes later with their first shot on target by Gabriel Jesus.
Man City Silva celebrates with team mate
Juve vs Genoa: In Italy, Juventus were level at the break away to Genoa after Paulo Dybala scored a penalty to make it 2-2. They had trailed 2-0 before Dybala pulled one back. At the end, Juve prevailed and won it 4-2
