Manchester City maintained their perfect Premier League start with a 3-2 victory over Ipswich Town at the Etihad Stadium, making it seven wins from seven. Erling Haaland scored twice as City preserved their six-point lead over Arsenal, although Ipswich pushed them close in a late fightback.

Chelsea moved into fourth place after Pedro Neto scored both goals in a 2-0 win over Everton at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Neto struck early in the second half and added a stoppage-time second after a lengthy delay caused by goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez’s serious head collision with Jarrad Branthwaite; Martínez was conscious when taken to hospital for precautionary tests.

Liverpool came from behind to beat nine-man Brentford 2-1. Keane Lewis-Potter gave Brentford a first-half lead, but Yehor Yarmoliuk was sent off for violent conduct shortly before half-time and Vitaly Janelt later received a second yellow card; Alexander Isak scored the decisive goal after returning from injury.

Fulham earned their first Premier League win of the campaign with a 1-0 victory at Hull City, moving out of the relegation zone. The result gave Álvaro Arbeloa crucial breathing space after Fulham’s difficult opening weeks.

City’s flawless beginning keeps them firmly in control at the summit, while Chelsea’s win strengthens their push for Champions League qualification and Liverpool’s comeback keeps them within reach of the leading group. Which result do you think will matter most when the league table tightens later in the season?