The Spain winger lashed home from Florian Wirtz's pass to level for Andoni Iraola's side with eight minutes remaining after Morgan Gibbs-White's penalty had put the visitors on course for three points. Dan Ndoye had given Forest the lead midway through the first half, slotting home from Gibbs-White's pass after a simple long ball over the top took out the Liverpool defence. Liverpool drew level on the hour mark when Alexander Isak tapped into an empty net from Cody Gakpo's pinpoint low cross. But with Liverpool hoping to push on to find a winner, goalkeeper Alisson was adjudged to have brought down Neco Williams after a quick throw-in from Forest's new record signing Liam Delap. The home side were furious with the decision but it was upheld and Gibbs-White sent Alisson the wrong way from the spot. But, as they did at Newcastle last weekend, Liverpool battled back and Munoz thumped the ball home off the crossbar to equalise. Neither side could find a winner, though, leaving both Iraola and Oliver Glasner without a win since taking over their respective sides in the summer.

Haaland, last season's leading scorer with 27 league goals, opened his account for the season to set City on their way with a guided header after being picked out by Antoine Semenyo in the 17th minute. In an entertaining game, Cherki doubled the lead with a lovely 54th-minute finish after dancing past a couple of challenges, before Palace pulled one back two minutes later when Gianluigi Donnarumma became the first City keeper to score a Premier League own goal since Costel Pantilimon in December 2013. Yeremy Pino's free-kick over the City wall struck the bar before hitting the back of Donnarumma and then going in off the post. However, Cherki's deflected 59th-minute finish off Chris Richards made it 3-1, before Haaland rounded off a fine performance with City's fourth following good work by Phil Foden. Palace had started on the front foot with three attempts in the opening five minutes, the best of which saw Italy stopper Donnarumma keep out Eddie Nketiah's shot following a razor-sharp pass by Adam Wharton. But City quickly took control and after Elliot Anderson had been denied by Dean Henderson, Haaland pounced before Foden missed a golden chance to double the lead when he fired over from 10 yards. In a free-flowing game watched by England manager Thomas Tuchel, Tyrick Mitchell should have equalised in the 34th minute but put his header wide after a cross from the impressive Wharton, while Nketiah wasted another chance after half-time before Cherki made it 2-0. Palace were without their star striker Jean-Philippe Mateta, whose future remains uncertain amid interest from other clubs before next Tuesday's transfer deadline. According to reports,, external however, the scorer of 50 goals in 163 appearances for the Eagles suffered a hamstring injury in training and is expected to be out for about four weeks, throwing into doubt a move away from Palace this summer. His place was taken by Jorgen Strand Larsen, yet it was his Norway team-mate who helped decide the game - with Haaland having now scored an astonishing 10 goals in six Premier League games against Palace.

Dayot Upamecano put them ahead with a clever header across the goal from Joshua Kimmich's corner. Stuttgart goalkeeper Fabian Bredlow made several good saves to frustrate Bayern before his side then levelled as Josha Vagnoman smashed home. Michael Olise put Bayern back ahead, slotting in when Kimmich's through ball found him in space. Stuttgart goalscorer Vagnoman was then unlucky to put the ball into his own net when he slipped as he tried to clear Alphonso Davies' cross. Olise thought he had scored a second goal from Harry Kane's pass but it was ruled out by the video assistant referee (VAR) for offside. And Aleksandar Pavlovic tapped in their fourth after unselfish play from substitute Ismael Saibari. Bundesliga debutant Saibari, a £43m summer signing from PSV Eindhoven, fed Luis Diaz to add fifth goal in stoppage time. Vincent Kompany's side have started the season with two wins, having beaten Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in the German Super Cup last week.

Lille looked as if they were going to make it two wins from two under manager Davide Ancelotti thanks to two goals set up by Olivier Giroud. First the 39-year-old former France striker picked out Hakon Haraldsson to fire in from 20 yards out. Dilane Bakwa, making his debut following a loan move from Nottingham Forest, curled in a fine second goal on 84 minutes. Vitinha picked out the top corner with an excellent strike in the 91st minute to give PSG hope. And four minutes later the Portuguese crossed for Marquinhos to head in an equaliser. Last week PSG trailed Rennes 2-0 before battling back to draw. They are yet to win domestically this season - losing 1-0 to Lens in the Trophee des Champions - but did beat Aston Villa 2-1 in the Uefa Super Cup.

The 35-year-old summer signing from Brighton headed home from close range early in the first half, before Hakeem Odoffin later diverted an attempted clearance from Estevao Willian's shot into his own net. Fernandez, whose representatives have held talks with Manchester City, was left out of the squad after appearing as a substitute in Monday's 3-2 Premier League win at Fulham. It came amid reports in Argentina suggesting he had asked to be left out as he attempts to make the switch to Etihad Stadium. However, Alonso disputed those claims, insisting: "It was a decision I took. "He's a good professional. He's training well and I have nothing to say about him. " It was just a decision that we had to take, thinking about the game that we're playing tonight and we'll see for Sunday [against Brighton]." On the pitch, Chelsea dominated much of the first half, but inspired Luton goalkeeper Josh Keeley produced a series of excellent saves, beginning with a double stop to deny Cole Palmer in the 11th minute. Welbeck later saw a header saved, while Keeley was at full stretch to push Reece James' free-kick around the post during a busy opening 20 minutes. The Hatters also had opportunities through defenders Benny Benagr and Odoffin from set-pieces later in the half, but neither seriously troubled Chelsea goalkeeper Mike Penders on his debut. Before half-time, Estevao dragged a good opportunity wide from inside the penalty area, while club-record signing Morgan Rogers volleyed against the crossbar on his home debut. Palmer's curling effort clipped the woodwork midway through the second half, while former Chelsea midfielder Kasey Palmer shot wide on his return to his boyhood club. After Welbeck broke Luton resolve, the League One side struggled to create clear-cut chances to get back into the tie before Odoffin's 79th-minute own goal sealed victory for the Blues. Palmer and Joao Pedro then had efforts brilliantly saved by Keeley and substitute Jamie Gittens hit the post in added time to keep the scoreline down to just two goals.