Liverpool returned to winning ways in the Premier League today as the Reds followed up their 3-1 win at Milan in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Tottenham and Aston Villa came from behind to win and Fulham got another surprise win after Chelsea beat West Ham earlier in the game.
There was a goal in the first minute and three in the second half of extra time in full-time, which took place ahead of Crystal Palace vs Manchester United (5.30pm BST).
Get all the action from today’s Premier League results, including Everton from the bottom of the pile.
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– Liverpool FC (@LFC) September 21, 2024
Liverpool vs Bournemouth: Luis Diaz twice
Striker Luis Diaz scored twice in four first-half minutes as Liverpool recovered in style from their 1-0 defeat at home to Nottingham Forest last time out.
Bournemouth played bravely and Antoine Semenyo’s goal was ruled out for offside before kick-off, but Darwin Nunez grabbed his first goal since April after 38 minutes to complete the scoring with a 3-0 win.
Tottenham vs Brentford: Solanke strikes
Lightning struck twice against Brentford, who scored in the first minute in the second consecutive Premier League game – Manchester City did the same – and were beaten 2-1.
Bryan Mbeumo’s superb volley put the Bees ahead at Tottenham, who came back to end their league double-header with strikes from Dominic Solanke and Brennan Johnson and James Maddison in the 85th minute from Son Heung-min’s pass.
– Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) September 21, 2024
West Ham vs Chelsea: Jackson’s goals
West Ham lost all of their first three league games for the first time in their history as Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca became the first Premier League manager since Pep Guardiola to win all of his first three away games.
Nicolas Jackson benefited from poor defending to score twice in 15 minutes of the first half, while Cole Palmer fired two minutes after the break to give Chelsea a 3-0 lead ahead of the afternoon’s games.
Wolves vs Aston Villa: Watkins leads comeback
Aston Villa came from behind to win their second consecutive home game with a 3-1 victory, hitting back after Matheus Cunha headed in a goal from Brazil’s Diego Carlos who opened the scoring in the 25th minute of a first half that was full of Wolves. .
Ollie Watkins equalized on 17 minutes before Ezri Konsa put Villa ahead two minutes from time and Jhon Duran – who won their game against Everton last time out at Villa Park – added another in added time.
– Aston Villa (@AVFCOfficial) September 21, 2024
Fulham vs Newcastle: Magpies beaten
Fulham’s bright start suggested they could hand Newcastle their first defeat of the season, Raul Jimenez striking after five minutes before Emile Smith Rowe’s shot hit the crossbar.
Smith Rowe went one better by subbing the questionable goalkeeper Nick Pope after 22 minutes. Harvey Barnes scored in the reply minutes after the break but Bruno Guimaraes’ mistake allowed Reiss Nelson to make it 3-1 in extra time.
Leicester vs Everton: Mavididi gets a point
Everton took their first point of the season but it would have been three, the Toffees were leading in a 1-1 draw with Iliman Ndiaye’s first Premier League goal in the 12th minute.
Leicester’s 73rd-minute equalizer came as the Foxes collected their third point of the season, Stephy Mavididi netting from close range.
A catchy moment from the captain 🤷
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– Premier League (@premierleague) September 21, 2024
Southampton vs Ipswich: Morsy responds late
Southampton began their meeting with the newly promoted sides in danger of losing consecutive home league defeats against Ipswich for the first time since 1980.
Eighteen-year-old midfielder Tyler Dibling came on after five minutes to give the Saints their first lead of the season and Cameron Archer also fired over the bar. Ipswich captain Sam Morsy earned his side a point from 25 yards with a deflection off Joe Aribo to make it 1-1.
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