Yaya Toure starts and scores twice in Man City win, Kompany goes off injured
Leaders Liverpool held by Southampton
Watford hold on to beat Leicester
Sunderland beat Hull 3-0 to move off the bottom
Bournemouth win at Stoke as Bojan misses penalty
Everton score late leveller against Swansea
Yaya Toure
Who else? Yaya Toure, in hist first Premier League start of the season and first game of any type since August, fires City into the lead. It is an unstoppable shot from inside the box after exchanging passes with Sergio Aguero.
Image source, APCrystal Palace 0-0 Man City
Vincent Kompany looks thoroughly fed up. That earlier collision with his own keeper clearly hit him harder than he thought. Poor guy has had more than his share of injury problems of late. On comes Pablo Zabaleta.
Image source, ReutersSunderland 1 Hull City 0
Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score
Jermain Defoe is one of the best finishers of his generation, he should not be playing for a team like Sunderland. You have to applaud that, brilliant.
He has scored 150 goals, he is up there with the greats of the Premier League.
Image source, ReutersJermain Defoe
Jermain Defoe rolling back the years.
A big goal at the bottom of the table. Sunderland's dangerman picks the ball up outside the area, squares Curtis Davies up in the challenge, before cutting onto his left and finishing confidently with a low strike.
That's the Englishman's 150th Premier League goal of his career and the Black Cats are moving off the bottom.
Slowly but surely, David Moyes turning it around.
Image source, ReutersSunderland 0-0 Hull
How have Hull got away with this one?
Goalkeeper David Marshall has a rush of blood to the head and clatters Duncan Watmore from the side.
It looks innocuous on first viewing, but replays show the Hull man is lucky to get away with that one.
Crystal Palace 0-0 Man City
City carve Palace open again, this time down the left as Aleksandar Kolarov's cross is side-foot volleyed wide of the far post by Sergio Aguero.
Crystal Palace 0-0 Man City
Best attack of the game from City as Raheem Sterling gets away down the right and crosses into the box but just a yard ahead of Nolito.
Southampton 0-0 Liverpool
David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss on 5 live Sport
That was a brilliant save - diving to the left, he thrust his arm up and pushed it out for a corner. A wonderful save and the best chance of the game.
I will say this though that Southampton, who looked like they might get overwhelmed, but they have held it well and almost 30 minutes gone and that was the first chance, so Southampton have done well.
Everton 0-0 Swansea
Everything but the finish. Ross Barkley's great touch controls Yannick Bolasie's cross and takes him past his marker on the turn. But with just Lukasz Fabianski to beat from 12 yards he fluffs his shot wide of the far post. On his knees. Head in hands.
Southampton 0-0 LIverpool
Stunning stop.
Liverpool brilliantly work an opening with the ball reaching Sadio Mane on the left edge of the box.
The former Southampton man attempts a first-time curler which is about to nestle in the top corner, but home goalkeeper Fraser Forster flies through the air to tip the ball away.
Save of the season.
Image source, ReutersIn League One Sheffield United and Bolton are both keeping up the heat on leaders Scunthorpe.
The Blades are 2-0 up at home to Shrewsbury already with Billy Sharp and Stefan Scougall on the scoresheet. The Shrews are also already down to 10 as well.
Bolton lead at home to Millwall with Josh Vela smashing home. Scunthorpe are being held at home by struggling Oldham.
Crystal Palace 0-0 Man City
Every Man City fan holds their breath as Vincent Kompany collides with Claudio Bravo, who comes out to claim the ball ahead of Jason Puncheon, and collapses to the floor.
After some serious looking on-field treatment, including the holding up of fingers to check for concussion, he returns to his feet and looks to be OK to continue. Phew.
Image source, Getty ImagesNathan Ake
Smash. Off the canvas and into the net.
You would have thought Nathan Ake was out for the count after being on the receiving end of a nasty Wilfried Bony challenge, but the Dutchman picks himself up and heads Bournemouth ahead at Stoke.
Image source, ReutersStoke 0-0 Bournemouth
Stoke striker Wilfried Bony has left Bournemouth's Nathan Ake in a heap on the turf with a high challenge to the head.
A challenge that you would expect Conor McGregor to make, rather than a Premier League footballer.
The Ivorian is rightly booked, while Ake is OK to continue. Nails.
Image source, Getty ImagesLeaders Newcastle are not in action until Sunday - when they face Leeds - and the movers at the top of the table so far are Sheffield Wednesday.
They are into the play-off places as it stands thanks to Fernando Forestieri's opener at Fulham.
Norwich have got off to a dreadful start at QPR - it's goalless but Martin Olsson was sent-off in the first minute for handball on the line!
QPR had a penalty but Tjaronn Chery fluffed his lines.
Watford 2-1 Leicester
Image source, OptaHere's a graphic of Etienne Capoue's opener, a historic one for Watford it turns out. They bagged after 33 seconds, marking the first time they have scored inside the first minute of a Premier League game.
Troy Deeney (9) played a significant part in the goal. Passing to Roberto Pereyra (37) before charging into the box as his team-mate took the ball towards the edge of the area. Deeney was then on hand to get the ball back and then assist Capoue.
Everton 0-0 Swansea
Gylfi Sigurdsson draws a decent save from Maarten Stekelenburg with a 25-yard free-kick that strikes the top of the wall and loops towards goal. From the resulting corner, Jordi Amat glances a header wide of the far post. First real signs of life from Swansea.
Man Utd 1-1 Arsenal
Who was your man of the match and which boss will be more pleased with the draw at Old Trafford?
Ask Phil McNulty who is live inside the stadium now.
Sunderland 0-0 Hull
Hull getting closer.
It's midfielder Sam Clucas again, whose 20-yard effort is pushes away by Jordan Pickford.
He missed the target with his first attempt, made the goalkeeper work with his second, back of the net third?
Let's wait and see.
Image source, ReutersSouthampton 0-0 Liverpool
Image source, OptaLiverpool are firmly on the front foot as this graphic shows. All but two of their outfield players are beyond the halfway line.
Southampton have Nathan Redmond (22) as their most advanced player, hoping to use the the forward's pace to catch Liverpool on the counter. That's not quite working out yet.