Arsenal– A well-deserved win
Aston Villa- No viable plan.
Bournemouth– Lucky to claim a point.
Brentford– Left it late.
Brighton and Hove Albion– Simply too good.
Burnley– Outcoached.
Chelsea– Possession means nothing.
Crystal Palace– Dominant.
Everton– Had a go.
Fulham– Not at the races.
Liverpool– An easy day at the office.
Luton Town– Goalkeeping error costly.
Manchester City– Quality.
Manchester United– Out of their depth.
Newcastle United– Lacking something.
Nottingham Forest– Got the win.
Sheffield United– Absorbed pressure.
Tottenham Hotspur– Perfect tactics.
West Ham United– Not ruthless enough.
Wolverhampton Wanderers– Not good enough.
Arsenal
The three points were thoroughly deserved, even though they conceded the first goal against Manchester United.
Aston Villa
It was difficult to see what they wanted to achieve; looked disjointed.
Bournemouth
There’s no disputing that Brentford is a tough place to go and Bournemouth would be pleased with a point.
Brentford
They would be disappointed to only draw as they had 21 shots, compared with Bournemouth who had 12. Brentford never stopped trying to score and in the end they claimed a deserved point.
Brighton and Hove Albion
Roberto De Zerbi couldn’t be more pleased with his players. Youngster, Evan Ferguson scored a hat-trick and showcased his talent.
Burnley
It’s difficult to fathom that Burnley led 1-nil in the fourth minute against Tottenham Hotspur, as they lost 5-2.
Chelsea
The result sums up where Chelsea are at, as they failed to claim a point against Nottingham Forest, at home.
Crystal Palace
They played well and thoroughly deserved the three points against Wolves.
Everton
It’s unfortunate for them that they failed to claim three points against Sheffield United as they played some good football.
Fulham
After conceding a goal from Nathan Ake of Manchester City that made the score 2-1 in favour of them, Fulham offered nothing.
Liverpool
Controlled the game against Aston Villa from start to finish.
Luton Town
The first goal that was scored by Jarrod Bowen from a goalkeeping error by Luton Town goalkeeper, Thomas Kaminski. They did show some fight to get back into the game and score in the 92nd minute through Mads Anderson. They were unlucky not to be awarded a penalty after that, as there appeared to be a handball by James Ward- Prowse of West Ham United, but that’s football.
Manchester City
They were clinical as they scored from all five of their shots on target against Fulham.
Manchester United
It was tough a task for them to play against Arsenal, even though they took the lead in the 27th minute through Marcus Rashford; they deserved to lose the game.
Newcastle United
They weren’t at their best and Brighton and Hove Albion were too good for them.
Nottingham Forest
There’s no disputing that 23.9% possession and winning the game sums up the job coach Steve Cooper has done, as he managed to get the win away to Chelsea. It’s remarkable that Nottingham Forest won the game, even though they didn’t have much possession.
Sheffield United
Did their best to win the game, even though Everton were probably the better team.
Tottenham Hotspur
It was great to watch a team go out and play attacking football; they played against Burnley and conceded the first goal in the fourth minute, but won 5-2 with Son Heung-Min scoring a hat-trick.
West Ham United
They weren’t ruthless enough; 2-Nil is the most dangerous scoreline for a reason, as West Ham United were fortunate to win the game as they conceded a goal late.
Wolverhampton Wanderers
The scoreboard flattered them; they lost the game by one goal against Crystal Palace, but it could’ve been more.