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Sunday's Premier League action had a bit of everything, with a derby rout on the south coast, a fierce rivalry renewed at Elland Road, and Arsenal keeping pace with Manchester City at the top. Here, we'll run you through the key fixtures from Sunday.
Arsenal keep pace as Madueke steals the show
Arsenal kept up the chase at the top of the table on Sunday with a hard-fought win over Nottingham Forest. The game finished 1-0 in a contest that was far tighter than the Gunners would have liked. With the game heading for a stalemate at the City Ground, it was Noni Madueke who stole the show, striking the winner ten minutes from time. Despite being far from their best, the Gunners stay within three points of Enzo Maresca's Manchester City, who made it seven wins from seven on Saturday.
Manchester United woes continue
Manchester United's poor start to the season continued on Sunday after a 1-1 draw against bitter rivals Leeds United. Bryan Mbeumo gave United the lead ten minutes before half-time, but the visitors couldn't build on their advantage, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin levelled for Leeds six minutes after the restart. Both sides pushed for a winner but struggled to make the most of their chances, leaving United still three points behind their rivals in the table.
Brighton thrash Crystal Palace in the M23 derby
Brighton continued their fine start to the season, thrashing bitter rivals Crystal Palace 5-0. An own goal from Canvot and strikes from Gomez and Ayari put the hosts three up inside ten minutes, before Kostoulas and Hinshelwood added further goals to knock the stuffing out of the Eagles, who never recovered from their nightmare start. It's the biggest home win of the Premier League season so far.
