A London derby saw two teams on opposite trajectories. Under Maresca, Chelsea have blossomed, climbing the table, while Arsenal's shaky, ill-disciplined start has almost entirely derailed their title ambitions.

After weeks out, Saka returned in style, nutmegging Robertson and firing into the roof of the net past Kelleher to give Arsenal an early lead.

This scintillating fixture started explosively, with former Leeds man Raphinha shocking Bayern by scoring in the first minute.

Quick breaks and direct balls were the basis of Arsenal's play over the first 20 minutes, showing their goalscoring intent.

The game was effectively over for Man United within the first three minutes.

In recent years, meetings between these sides have been lacklustre, but this clash was different.

The fierce North London derby took centre stage on Sunday, with a fully fit Spurs hosting a depleted Arsenal missing key players Rice and Odegaard.

The United-Liverpool game has produced many surprises over the years, but this wasn’t one of them.

Brighton feature in the early kick-off for the second week running, this time travelling to the Emirates where one team’s perfect record will end.

Enzo Maresca's Chelsea continued where Pochettino left off, once again underperforming their xG.

Will Man City secure an unprecedented fifth title in a row? Can Arteta’s Arsenal finally break through, or will Man United or Liverpool surprise us all?

An 8-goal thriller at Stamford Bridge saw the Champions of England held to a draw, the first in Guardiola's managerial career.

In a north London derby that rarely disappoints, Pochettino looked to end his former side's unbeaten streak as his Chelsea side visited the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Manchester United: a team that lacks any form of identity and character took on Manchester City, the most distinctive, controlled, and measured side in the world. Last season, United managed to hold off a 2-1 win at Old Trafford, but their poor start to the season made that seem an almost insurmountable task.

A bottom-half-of-the-table Chelsea welcomed Arsenal to Stamford Bridge this weekend. After beating Man City at home before the international break, Arsenal sought their 4th away win of the season which would see them sit atop the Premier League table Saturday evening.

Last year if Arsenal won just one of their matchups against City, they would have won the Premier League, showcasing the potential importance of this game. It is a fixture Man City have dominated, winning 12 on the bounce with Arsenal's last win coming in 2015. With their opponents missing two of their most pivotal players in Rodri and De Bruyne, there was no better time for Arsenal to try and defeat their bogey team.

A battle between two of the world's wealthiest clubs took place last night at St James’ Park. Mbappe, Dembele, Marquinhos, Donnarumma and Luis Enrique travelled to the north of England to face off against Eddie Howes's army.

Two unbeaten teams clashed in North London this afternoon to deliver a match brimming with drama. Both teams have had a good start to the season, Spurs looked to build on their impressive display at the Emirates last week whilst Liverpool searched for another away win.

The biggest competition in club football starts this week with Man City looking to begin their title defence of the Champions Leagues. Although it is only early stages, the games still have importance with the potential of some big teams falling out of the competition early.

Goodison Park has been a bogey ground for Arsenal in recent years and a ground Mikel Arteta is yet to win at as Arsenal manager. The last time the Gunners won there was in 2017, since then they have suffered 4 defeats and a draw.