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  • LIVE: Everton 0-3 Newcastle - Thiaw nets after 52 seconds, the quickest Premier League goal this season; Miley doubles lead & Woltemade adds third

  • FT: Brentford 3-1 Burnley - Thiago rolls in penalty; Flemming levels from spot before Thiago grabs second all within six minutes; Ouattara adds third

  • FT: Man City 3-2 Leeds - Foden with goal in first minute before Gvardiol doubles lead; Calvert Lewin pulls one back & Nmecha levels. Foden scores late winner

  • FT: Sunderland 3-2 Bournemouth - Adli opens scoring; Adams doubles lead from almost halfway; Le Fee responds from spot, Traore levels & Brobbey puts hosts in front

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Neil Johnston

  1. Man City 1-0 Leeds

    You can imagine Daniel Farke's last words to his Leeds players before they left the dressing room.

    "Keep it tight lads."

    A week of planning on the training ground went flying out of the window inside the opening 60 seconds.

    Daniel FarkeGetty Images

  2. Sunderland 0-1 Bournemouth

    Regis Le Bris is standing unmoved on the sideline with his hood up as the rain pours down in the north east.

    It's a blow to concede early but Sunderland have started this game well.

  3. goal

    GOAL - Sunderland 0-1 Bournemouth

    Amine Adli (7 mins)

    Amine Adli of Bournemouth celebrates scoring his team's first goalGetty Images

    Bournemouth strike first!

    A slip allows Antoine Semeyo space to pick out the run of Evanilson in the box with a stunning, low cross. The striker hits the post but the rebound falls to Amine Adli to slot home.

  4. Man City 1-0 Leeds

    Five minutes on the clock...

    • 72.7% possession for Man City
    • One attempt on target
    • One goal
    Phil Foden celebrates scoring with his teammates Bernardo Silva and Matheus NunesGetty Images

  5. Brentford 0-0 Burnley

    Right then, the first of the long throws comes from Michael Kayode. He absolutely launches it into the mixer and Mathias Jensen is hauled down.

    Not enough in that for a penalty.

  6. Man City 1-0 Leeds

    Steve Sutcliffe
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    When I was walking over to the Etihad Stadium earlier Manchester City's Under-18s were part way through a 6-0 win over Nottingham Forest in their Premier League North fixture.

    The way the men's first team have started suggests they have plenty of goals on their mind as well.

    That Phil Foden goal went in before scores of supporters in front of me had even reached their seats.

  7. Man City 1-0 Leeds

    That goal has been officially timed at 59 seconds.

    'Come on City, Come on City' booms around the Etihad.

  8. Sunderland 0-0 Bournemouth

    Now it's Sunderland who come forward through Enzo Le Fee. He cuts it back for Chemsdine Talbi in the box but Bournemouth have enough bodies back.

    Feel like we're watching basketball at the moment!

    Regis Le BrisGetty Images

  9. Sunderland 0-0 Bournemouth

    Positive start for Bournemouth on a drenched Stadium of Light pitch. Antoine Semenyo drives forward with the ball and picks out Marcus Tavernier in the box but Sunderland do well.

  10. goal

    GOAL - Man City 1-0 Leeds

    Phil Foden

    Phil Foden scores the opening goalGetty Images

    One minute on the clock - 1-0 to Manchester City!

    A lightning start for the home side thanks to Phil Foden's first time attempt from close range after great work down the wing by Matheus Nunes.

    A disastrous start for Leeds and their under-pressure boss Daniel Farke.

  11. Man City 0-0 Leeds

    A really warm embrace between Pep Guardiola and Daniel Farke before kick-off and some words of encouragement in the ears of the German from the Manchester City boss.

  12. KICK-OFF

    Getting under way at the Gtech, Etihad and the Stadium of Light.

  13. Managing expectations?

    Man City v Leeds (15:00 GMT)

    Steve Sutcliffe
    BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

    This may well be Manchester City's worst start to a campaign for five years but Pep Guardiola has said that overall he is, "pleased with the season so far" and his "players are working hard to improve every day."

    With six Premier League titles under his belt at City and numerous other trophies, is that a little bit of expectation management?

  14. Get Involved - 'Alfie used to turn up in the Elland Road kop'

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    He might be supporting his boy at the Etihad this afternoon but, after he finished playing, Alfie Haaland used to occasionally turn up in the Elland Road kop (not the hospitality suites) with a Leeds scarf around his neck.

    Nick, Leeds

  15. Man City v Leeds (15:00 GMT)

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    Will Erling Haaland reach 100 Premier League goals by scoring against his hometown club Leeds?

    We're about to find out.

  16. This is your five minute warning. Buckle up, we're almost ready to go in our 3pm games.

  17. City 'can't afford to keep making mistakes'

    Man City v Leeds (15:00 GMT)

    Joe Hart
    Former Man City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Whatever you do you're scrutinised. Pep gave people minutes [against Bayer Leverkusen], he believes in his squad but it was a disappointing performance and you can't ignore it.

    But the best thing about the best teams is that they learn from mistakes really quickly and that's what they've got to do today - another big test and they can't afford to keep making these mistakes.

  18. Burnley on the slide

    Brentford v Burnley (15:00 GMT)

    Jordan Butler
    BBC Sport

    Quilindschy Hartman of Burnley during the Premier League match between Burnley and Chelsea at Turf MoorGetty Images

    Burnley sat above Brentford on goal difference after five games of this season, but the gap between the teams is now six places and six points.

    Scott Parker's side have slipped back into the relegation places after a hat-trick of defeats, and they could suffer four losses in a row for the first time since between February and March 2024 under Vincent Kompany.

    The Clarets have mustered a total of 98 shots in 12 games this term and are the only side to attempt fewer than 100 efforts at goal.

    Their current ratio of 8.2 shots per game is the lowest on record in a Premier League campaign, since Opta started recording that data in 1997-98, and history tells us that a season normally ends with relegation for teams who struggle to generate shooting opportunities.

  19. Will Man City end bad week with a win?

    Man City v Leeds (15:00 GMT)

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    Manchester City have had a bad week, with defeats to Newcastle and Bayer Leverkusen. Boss Pep Guardiola made 10 changes for the Champions League game with Leverkusen which was a strange thing to do, and it backfired massively because now his team have got work to do to make the knockout stage automatically.

    Before the international break, their recent form suggested they had turned the corner and were going to go on a run to really push leaders Arsenal.

    Two defeats in a week in two different competitions tells a different story, though. Even so, I don't see City having any problems against Leeds.

  20. 'Worst start for five years'

    Man City v Leeds (15:00 GMT)

    Manchester City

    This is Manchester City's worst start to a season for five years and their second-worst under Pep Guardiola. City are third in the Premier League table with 22 points from 12 games, which is just a point fewer than they had at this stage last season.

    Interestingly, City did win the title with just 20 points after 12 games in 2020-21, but there was arguably not a title rival like Arsenal to catch that season because Tottenham and Liverpool were at the top with just 25 points.

    The most points they have had at this stage under Guardiola is 34 during the title-winning 2017-18 season.