Saturday during Matchweek 2 of the Premier League season was a busy one around England.
Manchester United, Manchester City, Tottenham and Arsenal were all in action.
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Below you will find the latest updates from around the Premier League grounds with goal videos, news, scores, stream links and plenty more from all of the games. Buckle up.
Latest Premier League scores - Saturday, August 24
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Brighton 2-1 Manchester United — Recap, highlights
Crystal Palace 0-2 West Ham — Recap, highlights
Fulham 2-1 Leicester City — Recap, highlights
Manchester City 4-1 Ipswich — Recap, highlights
Tottenham 4-0 Everton — Recap, highlights
Southampton 0-1 Nottingham Forest — Recap, highlights
Aston Villa 0-2 Arsenal — LIVE BLOG, RECAP, HIGHLIGHTS
Arsenal have sealed the win.
Thomas Partey’s low shot somehow squirms past Emi Martinez and goes in.
The Arsenal fans in the away end are going bonkers again and rightly so. This is a big win, and statement, from the Gunners early in the season.
They’ve finally beaten their bogey team.
Wow. Leandro Trossard has done it again. He’s scored another crucial goal off the bench.
Bukayo Saka is played in and just keeps the ball in and pulls it back.
Morgan Rogers tries to clear but the ball deflects straight to Trossard who scuffs home a low shot.
Arsenal lead 1-0!
Just off the bench, Jhon Duran almost heads home.
A free kick into the box finds Konsa at the back post and he volleys it across goal but Duran can’t get on the end of it with a header.
The Holte End was trying to suck that ball into the back of the net.
Lovely play by Arsenal on the edge of the box as Saka and Odegaard combine.
Saka tries to shift the ball around Martinez but Villa’s goalkeeper closes the angle down well. Saka may have just been offside.
Great football from all concerned. The game has really opened up.
Here is the latest from Villa Park, in our live blog of Aston Villa vs Arsenal.
It’s currently 0-0 but Arsenal have started the better of the two teams.
By the way, how great is this atmosphere?
🔥 What an atmosphere here at Villa Park! This should be an incredible game.
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What a busy Saturday it has been so far!
A reminder of the scores, with not a single draw.
West Ham, Forest, Fulham and Tottenham all got their first wins of the season, while Man City breezed past Ipswich after falling behind early.
Crystal Palace 0-2 West Ham United
Fulham 2-1 Leicester City
Manchester City 4-1 Ipswich Town
Southampton 0-1 Nottingham Forest
Tottenham Hotspur 4-0 Everton
The big Norwegian now has four goals in his first two games of the season.
What a finish from Haaland, who turns and shots low into the bottom corner to complete his hat trick.
The Cottagers are back ahead and Iwobi has the goal.
The ex Arsenal midfielders are in full flow for Fulham with Smith Rowe and Iwobi getting the goals.
Soucek and Bowen score in the space of five minutes.
The Hammers are flying at Selhurst.
Relief for Lopetegui.
Another awful day for Everton.
Tottenham go 3-0 and then 4-0 up with Romero and Son getting the goals.
That is all done and dusted for Spurs.
Morgan Gibbs-White has put Forest ahead with 20 minutes to go at St Mary’s.
That is a big goal for Forest.
They’ve looked very dangerous on the counter.
Southampton are pushing for an opener.
Man City have an injury concern with Kovacic down.
Tottenham are pushing hard to score a third against Everton.
Lots going on. We love it!
That is a lovely dinked finish.
Emile Smith Rowe drives into the box and clips a beautiful shot into the net.
He’s off and running at Fulham and the home fans at the Cottage go wild.
That is a fine goal.
The ball works its way to the edge of the box and Yves Bissouma smashes it into the roof of the net. A beauty.
Tottenham deservedly lead. Everton haven’t got going.
Szmodics put Ipswich ahead with one long ball over the top and he squeezed it past Ederson.
But Ipswich just poked the bear.
First Haaland slotted home a penalty kick, then Kevin de Bruyne made it 2-1, then Haaland finished off a fine KDB ball over the top to make it 3-1.
Wild start at the Etihad.
Spurs have been flying early on and Romero smashed a shot on goal which was saved and Son had a deflected effort which was also saved.
It is go time across England as the action is underway at Selhurst Park, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, St Mary’s, Craven Cottage and Etihad Stadium.
Mostly sunny skies across England, as the rainy and windy weather of the past 24 hours has disappeared.