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Old Trafford turned into a waterpark and a proving ground on Saturday as Manchester United shrugged off a torrid start to the season with a gritty, rain-soaked 2-1 win over Chelsea, result that felt part relief, part statement.
Fernandes and Casemiro Deliver, Chelsea Left Reeling
United tore into ten-man Chelsea early after Robert Sánchez’s horror-show dismissal, Bruno Fernandes marked the moment with his 100th United goal and Casemiro nodded a second before halftime.
Liverpool, Fulham and Leeds Shine on Saturday
Elsewhere on Saturday, Liverpool edged the Merseyside derby 2-1 to keep their perfect start ticking, Fulham rallied to beat Brentford 3-1 in an entertaining West London tussle, and Leeds ran out 3-1 winners at Wolves.
Brighton and Tottenham played out a 2-2 battle of fine margins, while Burnley drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest and Palace won at West Ham, a packed day that reshuffled the midtable and left more questions than answers.
Arsenal vs Manchester City: Sunday’s Blockbuster
Looking ahead to Sunday (21 September), the headliner is Arsenal v Manchester City at the Emirates, a clash that feels like the season’s first true measuring stick.
Arsenal have looked cohesive and hungry; City remain lethal and clinical, so expect a tight, tactical duel where fine margins (set-pieces, squad rotation, and who handles the press better) will decide it.
Arsenal vs Manchester City: The Season’s First Big Test
The Emirates will host a clash that already feels decisive. Arsenal have built momentum with fluid attacking play and a tighter back line, while City arrive with their usual aura of control and ruthlessness. With both sides eyeing the title, the duel could hinge on set-pieces, defensive concentration, and which midfield wins the pressing battle.
Bournemouth vs Newcastle: Cherries Aim to Stop the Magpies
Bournemouth have shown resilience at home, but Newcastle desperately need to prove they can perform consistently away from St. James’ Park. Eddie Howe’s side will look to impose physicality and quick transitions, while Bournemouth may rely on compact defending and counter-attacks. Three points here could push Newcastle back into top-six conversation.
Sunderland vs Aston Villa: A Test of Villa’s Creativity
Sunderland’s return to the Premier League has been marked by passion and intensity from their home support, making the Stadium of Light a tricky venue. Aston Villa, however, bring flair and pace, especially in attack. If Unai Emery’s men can handle Sunderland’s energy and cut out defensive lapses, they’ll expect to leave with the points.
