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After Chelsea beat Fulham 2-0 In the previous match, four games started simultaneously with the Premier League on Saturday, August 30.
Manchester United was looking for its first victory in the 2025/26 season when they hosted Burnley on Saturday after a humiliating departure from the EFL Cup In the fourth level city Grimsby On Wednesday.
Tottenham hosted Bournemouth with the opportunity to extend its perfect start to three games, while Brentford and Sunderland sought their second wins of the campaign at the Light Stadium and Everton went to one side of the wolves yet to win.
This is what happened to the Premier League Today’s results, including scorers, highlights and where each team ended in the standings before Newcastle visited Leeds United.
MAN United 3-2 Burnley: Fernandes wins it with late penalty
Manchester United finally won its first victory of the Premier League season dramatically, as Bruno Fernandes won a penalty stopped to seal a 3-2 victory over Burnley at Old Trafford.
The United started strongly and was rewarded in the middle of the first half when Casemiro’s head crashed against the crossbar and bounced Josh Cullen to get his own goal. The hosts dominated before the break, with Amad and Mason Mount approached, but they could not expand their leadership.
This waste was punished after the restart. Lyle Foster ended perfectly with Jacob Bruun Larsen’s cross to bring Burnley’s level, only for Bryan Mbeumo to restore the advantage of United almost instantly.
The end-to-end contest continued when Jaidon Anthony got a rebound to equalize again for the Clarets, establishing a tense end. Burnley even thought they had advanced when Foster found the net again, but VAR intervened to govern the striker closely off the game.
With the game directing to a tie, a lifestyle was given to the United States in the stoppage. Anthony threw the Amad T -shirt inside the box, causing a VAR review and a late penalty. Captain Fernandes kept his nerve, sending Martin Dubravka the wrong way and caused wild celebrations between the multitude of the home.
Tottenham 0-1 Bournemouth: Summer Spurs for Electric Cherries
Bournemouth claimed an impressive 1-0 victory over Tottenham in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Evanilson’s first strike demonstrating enough to get the three points.
The visitors started a dream, breaking the deadline in five minutes. Marcos Senesi climbed a smart pass to Evanilson, whose shot made a strong deviation from Cristian Romero before passing through Guglielmo Vicario. The Brazilian striker almost doubled his moments later, but dragged his effort.
Spurs, meanwhile, supported a first half of the nightmare, did not record a single shot. Bournemouth continued threatening, with Antoine Semenyo and Evanilson approached, while their press and energy kept the hosts.
The cherries should have expanded the advantage after the restart. Vicario denied Evanilson near the range before David Brooks hit the crossbar in a chaotic play passage.
Later, Tavernier fired on the side network after another defensive lapse of the Spurs.
The only actual opportunity of Tottenham went into the stoppage when Destiny Udogie went closely from a piece. He summed up a flat exhibition of Thomas Frank’s men, who fought for rhythm and creativity.
Sunderland 2-1 Brentford: Black cats take the time winner
A Wilson Isidor’s heading of the last Ghesion completed an impressive loop of the Sunderland, as they marked Brentford 2-1 in a push-up confrontation of the Premier League at the Light Stadium.
The game exploded in the second half after a Cagey opened 45 minutes, where Brentford had a goal from Dango Ouattara was discarded out of play and the Sunderland dominated possession without worrying at the goalkeeper.
After the restart, Brentford received a penalty when Reinildo pulled Nathan Collins, but Roefs saved Kevin Schade’s effort to maintain the level of marker.
The rescue was short -lived, however, the substitute Frank Onyeka delivered a cross by Igor Thiago, who pushed a header at the bottom of the bar to give visitors the advantage in 77 minutes.
Sunderland’s response was immediate. In a few minutes, Henry failed in Diarra inside the area and Enzo Le Fe increased to send the penalty safely, restore parity and turn on the crowd of home.
The game seemed to a tie until a time of stoppage, when Granite Xhaka rolled into an excellent left cross and Isidor got up taller between Collins and Van den Berg to look at a head beyond Kelleher. Var checked but the target was erased, causing wild celebrations inside the stadium of light.
Wolves 2-3 Everton: Stars Grealish Again
Everton called for an exciting 3-2 victory over the wolves in a rain mill, with Jack Grealish starring when the Toffees collected three valuable points.
David Moyes’s men started leadership after only seven minutes. Iliman Ndiaye went inward and found Vitaliy Mykolenko, whose cross was nodded by Grealish’s goal for Beto to go home from close.
The wolves, however, responded to the 21st minute, as the lower ball of Marshall Manetsi was known by Hee-chan Hwang, who pushed its end beyond Jordan Pickford.
The parity did not last long. In 33 minutes, Grealish again provided the guspira, slipping Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall on the left. His cut was lacking by Beto and entered by Ndiaye to restore the advantage of Everton.
Senegal International thought he had added a second just after the pause, just to see that he was ruled out offside, but Everton quickly found a third. Grealish headed forward before launching Dewsbury-Hall, who made an impressive strike on the upper corner of the bottom of the bar.
At 3-1, the visitors seemed comfortable, but the wolves set up a late rally. Substitute David Moller Wolfe delivered a perfect cross for Rodrigo Gomes to shoot at home for 79 minutes, setting a nerve finish.
Pickford went back into action in the stoppage, denying Belegarde before Gomes dragged the rebound.
