Liverpool vs Arsenal: Liverpool was described by analysts as absolutely brilliant Their pace, the power, the movement outclassed Arsenal, making it look like their traditional season of crisis is about to start With a Roberto Firmino header, a Sadio Mane’s curled effort and a Mohammed Salah on-on-one, Liverpool got three goals pass Petr Cech .
The fans looked even more beaten than the players and coaching crew who could not believe their eyes. Arsene Wenger’s damage control by substituting Alexis Sanchez by Olivier Giroud and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain by Alexandre Lacazette could make no difference for the visitors, whose fate seemed sealed with the third goal.
Liverpool substitute Daniel Sturridge gave the score line a more realistic appearance when he headed home the fourth at the far post from Salah’s cross 13 minutes from the end.
Dele Alli score Spurs only goal. Pix Reuters
Spurs vs Burnley: With a tough fight from Burnley, it was hard for Spurs to find the net until a hard fighting Dele Alli got a consolation, four yards out and it was coolly stroked into the corner.
That appeared to be the breakthrough for the home side. Burnley kept the pressure and the score may have been level had Hugo Lloris not dived at full stretch to left to push away Robbie Brady’s stinging drive. A breakthrough came for the visitors when Chris Wood scored a dramatic injury-time equalizer to deny Tottenham their first Premier League win at Wembley. Wood simply latched on to Robbie Brady’s pass and slotted the ball past Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris
Alvaro Morata became the first player in Premier League history to both score and assist a goal in each of his first two home games. Pix Reuters
Chelsea vs Everton: Chelsea produced a dominant home performance to comfortably beat Everton for their second win of the Premier League season.
Cesc Fabregas broke Everton’s resistance by coolly clipping into the bottom corner from Alvaro Morata’s instinctive knockdown, ending a smart move that began with a quick free-kick.
Morata’s thumping header doubled Chelsea’s lead before the break, the Spaniard gleefully finishing from Cesar Azpilicueta’s perfect cross.
Everton did not get a sight of goal until Sandro’s poor scuffed shot was deflected wide shortly after the break, a move that was only started by Azpilicueta’s mistake.
Peter Crouch snatches equalizer for Stoke. Pix Reuters
West Brom vs Stoke: West Brom’s 100 per cent winning start to the season came to an end as a terrible defensive mix-up between Ahmed Hegazi and Ben Foster gifted Stoke a draw at The Hawthorns, says BBC.
The Baggies were on course to join Manchester United on nine points at the top of the Premier League after Jay Rodriguez headed home his first goal for the club on his home debut.
But in attempting to clear a seemingly innocuous chipped cross from substitute Ramadan Sobhi, Hegazi and keeper Foster both missed the ball – allowing Peter Crouch to head into an unguarded net.
