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Full Results (Matchday 1) Athletic Club 0–2 Arsenal PSV 1–3 Union St.Gilloise Benfica 2–3 Qarabağ Juventus 4–4 Dortmund Real Madrid 2–1 Marseille Tottenham 1–0 Villarreal Olympiacos 0–0 Pafos Slavia Prague 2–2 Bodø/Glimt Ajax 0–2 Inter Bayern 3–1 Chelsea Liverpool 3–2 Atlético Madrid PSG 4–0 Atalanta Club Brugge 4–1 Monaco Copenhagen 2–2 Leverkusen Frankfurt 5–1 Galatasaray Manchester City 2–0 Napoli Newcastle 1–2 Barcelona Sporting CP 4–1 Kairat Almaty Game of the Matchday Juventus 4–4 Borussia Dortmund If you slept after watching just the first half of this match then I'm sure you are regretting it because Turin witnessed a game that felt more like a thriller than a football match. EIGHT goals were scored in the second half. Juventus equalized quickly each time after Dortmund took the lead for the first two times in the match. Two more Dortmund goals meant the visitors were comfortable at 4–2 deep into stoppage time, before Dušan Vlahović struck in the ...

Full Results (Matchday 5) Liverpool 2–1 Everton Brighton 2–2 Tottenham Burnley 1–1 Nottingham Forest West Ham 1–2 Crystal Palace Wolves 1–3 Leeds United Manchester United 2–1 Chelsea Fulham 3–1 Brentford Bournemouth 0–0 Newcastle Sunderland 1–1 Aston Villa Arsenal 1–1 Manchester City Game of the Matchday Manchester United  2–1 Chelsea  Under the floodlights of Old Trafford, the match unfolded like a gripping thriller. Chelsea's goalkeeper, Robert Sánchez, was sent off very early for a foul outside the box, leaving the Blues with ten men. Enzo Maresca made some questionable substitutions and United capitalized swiftly, with Bruno Fernandes scoring his 100th goal for the club, marking a significant milestone in his career. Despite a red card to another Man United goal scorer Casemiro before halftime, the Red Devils maintained their lead. Chelsea mounted a late comeback, with Trevoh Chalobah pulling one back, but United's resilience saw them through to a crucial victo...

  Full Results (Matchday 4) Arsenal 3–0 Nottingham Forest Bournemouth 2–1 Brighton Crystal Palace 0–0 Sunderland Everton 0–0 Aston Villa Fulham 1–0 Leeds Newcastle 1–0 Wolves West Ham 0–3 Tottenham Brentford 2–2 Chelsea Burnley 0–1 Liverpool  Manchester City 3–0 Manchester United Game of the Matchday Brentford  2–2 Chelsea  An absolute thriller at the Gtech. Kevin Schade set the stage for a great match after putting one past Sanchez inside the first half. Enzo Maresca's substitutions altered the momentum as Palmer equalised before Garnacho's cross eventually fell in the way of Moises Caicedo, who fired in a rocket! And just when it seemed Chelsea had survived, up popped Fabio Carvalho in stoppage time to crash the party, thanks to Brentford's throw-in set piece routine. Biggest Surprise Burnely 0–1 Liverpool What makes this surprising is, for 90+ minutes Burnley had Liverpool frustrated, they blocked 12 shots, made 48 clearances and looked lik...

Full Results (Matchday 3) Chelsea 2–0 Fulham Manchester United 3–2 Burnley Sunderland 2–1 Brentford Tottenham 0–1 Bournemouth Wolves 2–3 Everton Leeds United 0–0 Newcastle United Brighton 2–1 Manchester City Nottingham Forest 0–3 West Ham  Liverpool 1–0 Arsenal Aston Villa 0–3 Crystal Palace Game of the Matchday Sunderland 2–1 Brentford It has been far too long since the Stadium of Light witnessed a night like this. Back in the Prem after all those years, Sunderland are making the most of their home turf, now with two wins out of two in front of their fans. The second half had everything. Schade saw his penalty saved by Roefs, Thiago gave Brentford the lead with a fine header, and for a moment it felt like the energy might dip. But the newly promoted side refused to give up. Le Fee calmly slotted home a pressure penalty to level it up and when it looked like both teams would settle for a draw, veteran Granit Xhaka delivered a teasing cros...