Brooks: The Manchester United team selection worries me. Several of those players from Sunday needed dropping. I know already I can’t take another season of zombie football.

Manchester United

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Manchester United's last win was against Brentford on 2 May at Old Trafford. Since then United have lost home and away to Brighton and been beaten by Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

They start this game looking to avoid a fourth defeat in a row.

Leeds United

Leeds forward Rodrigo, speaking to Sky Sports: "We are really disappointed with the result. The game should finish differently. We did everything to leave here with three points. In the last 10-15 minutes we let them react and that is the level of the league. When you slip, the other team has quality.

"We have to digest this result and start focusing on next weekend.

"I am happy for the goals and for helping the team, but the most important thing always is helping the team and the win. It is not bad [four points], it is a better start than the last season. But when you have 2-0 away in your hands, a draw is always a disappointment."

If Jesus outscores Haaland this season, I'll eat my hat.

Chris in Petts Wood

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Graham Potter, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "The performance was fantastic. Although we should have won we're incredibly proud. We were playing against a top team.

"Credit to the goalkeeper. We just missed that last little bit. We knew how tough it was going to be against Newcastle, with the way they set up and how good they are on the counter-attack."

On whether Neal Maupay is set to leave the club: "Not necessarily. We'll see what's happening, then make a calm decision."

Brentford

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Thomas Frank wants Brentford fans to applaud Christian Eriksen on his return to the his old club.

"He helped us, we helped him," says the Bees boss. "I really, really hope when Christian steps on the pitch that we applaud him.

"I look forward to giving him a hug and asking him how his family is, then I look forward to competing against him on the pitch and afterwards hopefully we will have three points and he will have zero, but we will see."

Eriksen played 22 times for Brentford in the league last season, scoring two goals.

Arsenal

Arsenal forward Gabriel Jesus to Premier League Productions: "I am so happy because we played so good against a tough opponent.

"I work all day every day to score goals.

"I was not unhappy at Manchester City, I just wanted to play and the club understood."

Andrew: Premier League has just become like the Bundesliga post-2010. One team win the league every year, except when Jurgen Klopp managed to take a couple. Something needs to change

Manchester United

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Manchester United's last six Premier League away games:

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The Red Devils have not lost seven consecutive away league games since a run of 10 between September and December 1936.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Yes, Gabriel Jesus is going to get rewards with the opportunities he created but I really thought it was a strong team performance with everyone knowing their roles and responsibilities.

Arsenal will be disappointed to concede a few goals but the excitement is there for all to see and I'm looking forward to seeing how their season develops.

Southampton

Southampton defender Kyle Walker-Peters, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is the spirit in the team. We were disappointed after the Spurs game, going 1-0 up and then letting the game go like we did. So today, going behind, we remembered that feeling and managed to stick to it and turn it around.

"You have to have faith in your team-mates and system. We are all a team and have worked on it in the week. We knew we could score using this system.

"Coming from 2-0 down should give everyone real confidence and belief. We should kick on from here. Next game try and get three points."

It's a big day for Christian Eriksen who comes face to face with his old club Brentford for the first time since leaving and signing for Manchester United.

Eriksen, 30, helped the Bees win seven of the 11 games he appeared in, and scored one goal and provided four assists.

Will he make an impact in the late kick-off?

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Seventeen goals already today with one more match to follow.

Bobby: It certainly isn't going to be a season of boring boring Arsenal. I think it's going to be a rollercoaster season for the Gunners.

TC: Great start for Arsenal, but with the money they have spent they would expect to win those opening fixtures.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton will be disappointed they did not win but Graham Potter's side are now unbeaten in their last seven in the Premier League.

There are a lot of teams who wish they had that grit and determination.

Jack: Arsenal fans deserve to feel happier and more confident. This time last season we had everyone against us and slating us and predicting us for relegation! At least we can score now.

Kev: Ah I see it's Kevin Keegan football this year for Arsenal.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a great performance from Arsenal. The fans are singing right until the end, smiles on people's faces all around. They've got to be delighted with the performance.

It ends goalless, somehow.

Wolves created plenty of chances while Fulham frontman Aleksandar Mitrovic saw his 81st-minute penalty saved by Jose Sa.

A point apiece in the end with both teams still awaiting their first win of the season.

It ends all square.

There is life in Saints yet. They were down and out at 2-0, but a rousing late comeback has given them a share of the points. Leeds will be wondering quite how that got away from them?