The England international slid the ball into a near-empty net from Riccardo Calafiori's cutback, with what was the first shot on target. Villa went close in the first half when Emiliano Buendia's shot hit the crossbar, although a goal may well have been disallowed for a foul had the ball found the net. Not long before Arsenal's goal, they were awarded a penalty for an Ian Maatsen foul on Saka, but a video assistant referee review found the incident happened outside the box so it was overturned and a free-kick awarded instead. Kai Havertz forced a save from Villa's debutant goalkeeper Zion Suzuki as the Gunners tried to make the win safe. Arsenal sent on England defender Ezri Konsa for a second-half debut against his former club, and he received a good reaction from Villa fans 10 days after his departure. Mikel Arteta's Arsenal move to six points with their win, while it is back-to-back defeats for Aston Villa, who have lost a large chunk of last season's team.

Bellingham, who scored seven goals in the summer's World Cup as the Three Lions finished third, got the first of Sunday's match and his second of the season in the 19th minute. It came in superb fashion as he collected the ball 35 yards out and quickly dribbled past three players before shooting past Malaga goalkeeper Alfonso Herrero. Bellingham was heavily involved in Real's second goal seven minutes later as he headed at goal after Herrero parried a strike. The ball then bounced off the Malaga goalkeeper and over the line, with it credited as a Herrero own goal. Real made it 3-0 after only half an hour to kill the game as a contest. Trent Alexander-Arnold, left out of England's World Cup squad, recorded the assist, with his cross from the right superbly volleyed in by Kylian Mbappe. Real added a classy fourth goal in stoppage time at the end of the match when a quick break led to Vinicius Jr pulling the ball back from the byeline, with Arda Guler tapping in from close range. After the match, Mourinho called Bellingham an "incredible player" and added: "He is very demanding of himself and he is also demanding of others. I didn't want to see him defend almost like a second left-back." On the connection between Bellingham, Vinicius Jr and Mbappe, Mourinho said: "Very, very good players want to play together always, because they have the same speed of thought, the same quality and they always have to be compatible. "It was said that I didn't want the three, but what I say is that I always want the best. There is empathy and collective work. They are all very good." Mourinho returned to the Real Madrid head coach job in the summer, after previously being in charge from 2010 to 2013, winning the Copa del Rey in 2010-11 and La Liga the following season. Real sit top of the table on nine points, although Barcelona will join them on that total on Monday if they win at home against Rayo Vallecano.

The visitors, who beat Sunderland on their Premier League return last weekend, led when Leif Davis scored a fine half-volley after wonderful wing play by Abdul Fatawu. But the whole momentum of the game turned when Marcelino Nunez slipped, allowing United to break from a corner and Matheus Cunha fed Fernandes to score. United then led when Harry Maguire's shot was deflected in by Jacob Greaves for an own goal. The ball hit Maguire's arms in the build-up but the goal was allowed since he did not score it himself. Three minutes later Ipswich centre-back Greaves was involved again, chopping down Cunha for a penalty - which Fernandes dispatched. The United captain then grabbed his third, pouncing after Kobbie Mainoo and Bryan Mbeumo both had shots blocked. Fernandes then sent Mbeumo away with a ball over the top and his shot hit the crossbar before spinning over the line to make it 5-1 to the hosts. Ipswich grabbed a late consolation when Julio Enciso cut the ball back for half-time substitute Chuba Akpom to score.

Romeo Lavia's first goal in a Chelsea shirt handed the Blues a dream start in Xabi Alonso's first home league game in charge. Brighton were made to pay for a costly error inside four minutes as Mats Wieffer did well on the goalline to block Joao Pedro's header from a corner but goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen then fumbled to allow an easy tap-in for Lavia. Their lead was doubled 10 minutes later when Morgan Rogers got the better of Brighton's record signing Luka Vuskovic on the left and crossed in for Pedro Neto to get in front of Ferdi Kadioglu and prod home. The Seagulls were caught out again in the 32nd minute. This time left wing-back Jorrel Hato beat Wieffer for pace and found Joao Pedro to make it 3-0 against his former club. But the visitors valiantly fought back to give themselves a glimmer of hope. They pulled one back before the break as Chelsea debutant Emi Martinez came off his line to deny Charalampos Kostoulas and Malick Yalcouye volleyed in the loose ball. Brighton started the second half strongly and reduced the deficit further in the 63rd minute when Yalcouye played in Pascal Gross, whose shot took a big deflection off Joao Pedro to beat Martinez. Cole Palmer eased Chelsea's nerves with a brilliant individual goal, curling past Verbruggen from outside the box to restore his side's two-goal lead in the 74th minute. Brighton found a third goal from virtually the final action of the game as Gross headed past Martinez, but Fabian Hurzeler's side could not complete their comeback.

There had not been a goalless draw between these clubs since the top flight was rebranded as the Premier League in 1992, and Elanga broke the deadlock in the 62nd minute. New signing Nico Gonzalez, making his Magpies debut following his £52m move from Manchester City, started the move with a superb crossfield pass to Amar Dedic who headed the ball into Elanga's path. The Swede, who also scored in the Magpies' 2-2 draw with Liverpool on Sunday, created space away from ex-Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali, spun and shot at goal, with the ball going in off the post. Newcastle doubled their lead 10 minutes later when Wissa acrobatically hooked the ball into the net after Nick Woltemade headed a corner towards the striker. Tottenham striker Omar Marmoush, making his debut on loan from Manchester City, had one of the best chances when it was 0-0, but from the side of the six-yard box could only sidefoot wide unmarked. Italy midfielder Tonali played against Newcastle for the first time since becoming Spurs' record signing in a £100m move in the summer after three years with the Magpies. He was booed relentlessly by the away supporters, who took great delight in waving him off the pitch when he was substituted for Dominic Solanke with Newcastle 2-0 up. The three points lifts Newcastle fourth in the table, while Tottenham are yet to score a league goal this season and are bottom.