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We've enjoyed a fantastic weekend of action as Arsenal went top of the Premier League after a 3-2 success over Liverpool and Cristiano Ronaldo hit 700 club goals. That goal proved crucial as Manchester United beat Everton 2-1 at Goodison Park to end their unbeaten run, while earlier on Sunday, Crystal Palace got their second win of the season against Leeds.
We'll bring you all of the reaction, as well as the breaking news this Monday, down below.
West Ham United striker hunt in recent years has led them down some dark alleys. They’ve desperately spent mega-money on promising strikers but have been regularly disappointed on multiple occasions. Instead they’ve relied on converted forward Michail Antonio to put them on his broad shoulders and carry them through both domestic and European competitions.
He returns after an disappointing time at Barcelona.
Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to score 700 club goals when he scored Manchester United’s eventual winner in their 2-1 win over Everton on Sunday night. The Portugual international has had to fend off those wanting to consign him to history, but now he’s back to making history instead.
Aaron Lennon has had his struggles but he's come out the other side and encourages anyone else who is struggling to battle on and do the same.
Chelsea comfortably saw off Wolves this weekend to cement their place in the Premier League's top four, with Mason Mount impressing for Graham Potter's side.
Whoscored.com average CFC match ratings:
Thiago Silva: 7.24
N'Golo Kante: 7.20
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang: 7.16
Kepa: 7.15
Reece James: 7.11
Raheem Sterling: 6.97
Kalidou Koulibaly: 6.95
Mason Mount: 6.92
The two Leeds coaches have planned to share ideas and meet again in future.
The Zambian international has been diagnosed with a hereditary heart condition. We wish him all the best.
BBC and ITV will share broadcasting rights for the winter World Cup.
England have been handed a tough draw for Euro 2024 qualifying that will see them take on Italy. Along with the current holders, the Three Lions will face Ukraine, North Macedonia and Malta as they bid to qualify for their fourth consecutive European Championships.
The two sides come together on Monday with a shared history from the real English heyday.
Harry Kane remains a goal machine that could allow himself a raised eyebrow as Erling Haaland dominates all the discussion in that field – but few in his tally have been as poignant as Tottenham’s winner at Brighton on Saturday.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 700th career club goal as Manchester United secured a 2-1 win at Goodison Park with an impressive comeback display.
The Gunners are back at the top of the league after a spectacular 3-2 win over Liverpool.
Patrick Vieira was keen to improve on Crystal Palace’s 12th place finish in the Premier League last term, but it had been a difficult start to this campaign for the Frenchman. Losses against Arsenal, Man City and Chelsea were expected, but now eight games in, the grey clouds have cleared and Palace finally have their second win of the season.
