The Dutch visitors took a 57th-minute lead when they got in down the right and Guus Til was at the back post to convert Sven Mijnans' shot, which was trickling wide. Porto, who lost their opening two games - 2-0 at home to Manchester City and 3-2 at Real Betis - pushed for a late equaliser. In second-half injury time, Pepe fired wide for the hosts, Hwang In-beom had an effort blocked and Alberto Costa's header was saved by Matej Kovar. But PSV will feel they deserved their three points as they hit the woodwork through Filip Kostic and then Esmir Bajraktarevic when the match was goalless. Porto have won all eight of their Primeira Liga matches and are top of the table domestically, but they sit 33rd in the 36-team Champions League standings. PSV, with four points from three games, entertain Club Brugge on Wednesday, 4 November, with Porto at home to Napoli on the same night.

Jose Mourinho's side broke the deadlock in the 30th minute through Arda Guler's superb strike. Mbappe doubled Real's lead seven minutes later, rounding goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos before slotting in. Felix Correia's volley into the ground deflected just over the crossbar as Sevilla battled to get back into the game in the second half. But Real made sure of the win when Mbappe was brought down inside the box and the France striker stepped up to score from the penalty spot. Mbappe's 11 goals have come in just 11 games in all competitions as his excellent start to the season continued. Manu Bueno curled a neat finish into the bottom corner late on for Sevilla, but Yan Diomande hammered in a fine strike late on to make sure of the win for Real Madrid. This was a crucial three points for Real Madrid as up next for them in La Liga is El Clasico at Barcelona on 25 October.

The Gunners looked in danger of being held to their first draw of the campaign as they struggled to break down the home side's defence. A dreadful first half did not feature any shots on target from either side, which is only the second time that has happened in the Premier League this season. The first time was in a game that also involved Arsenal - at Aston Villa on 31 August, when the Gunners went on to win 1-0 thanks to Bukayo Saka's second-half strike. Once again they ultimately found a way to secure all three points as Madueke - who had replaced Eberechi Eze at half-time - saw his shot deflect off Daniel Munoz and find the back of the net. That was Arsenal's first shot on target and will have been a frustrating blow for the hosts, after they had looked like potentially upsetting the Gunners after making the better start to the second half. But Forest paid the price for poor finishing as their search for a first home win of the season continues. Arsenal, meanwhile, remain second in the Premier League, three points behind leaders Manchester City.

Luis Enrique changed eight players of the team that beat Manchester City 4-2 in the Champions League. And the rotated team fell behind after Giovanni Reyna's deflected shot ended up in the back of the net. Enrique brought on five of his stars in the second half and they helped turn the game around. Ousmane Dembele crossed for Illia Zabarnyi to score the leveller - but Ballon d'Or holder Dembele then put a penalty wide. However, the Frenchman put them ahead with five minutes to go with a low driven effort from 16 yards out. And Desire Doue added a third in injury time from Ferran Torres' ball. Having been 13th in Ligue 1 after three games, the victory takes PSG to the top of the table ahead of their rivals' weekend matches.

Previously unbeaten Brentford paid a heavy price for the red card given to Yehor Yarmoliuk in first-half added time for a "headbutting action" - in the words of referee John Brooks - on Liverpool defender Jeremy Jacquet. Keith Andrews' side were a goal up through Keane Lewis-Potter's superb 44th-minute header, and in control, when Yarmoliuk was dismissed - but Liverpool made the most of their numerical advantage to launch a comeback after the break. Spain winger Victor Munoz scored a fine equaliser after 62 minutes, cutting inside to beat Brentford keeper Caoimhin Kelleher with a left-foot finish after he was released by Florian Wirtz's pass. Alexander Isak added the second eight minutes later with a clinical strike for his fifth goal of the season, after Bradley Barcola headed down Alexis Mac Allister's cross. Brentford's day of frustration was complete when they were reduced to nine men in stoppage time - Vitaly Janelt shown a second yellow card for a foul on Liverpool substitute Rio Ngumoha.