Davis, 27, played for Aston Villa until 2023 and had spells on loan at Nottingham Forest and Watford. Denzel Dumfries prodded home from close range to open the scoring for Inter after a fantastic run from Marcus Thuram, who surged into the Udinese box and flicked the ball into the air before setting up Dumfries. But Inter lost their way after scoring and Udinese put them under pressure at the back, with Davis netting from the spot after Dumfries handled the ball in the box. Udinese were the better side throughout the bulk of the half and Davis played a great through ball to Arthur Atta to whip an excellent effort inside the far post to put the visitors in front. Such was Inter's lack of threat in the first half that striker Lautaro Martinez touched the ball just nine times. But they came out much improved after the break and nearly levelled through a well-hit Federico Dimarco effort, but his goal was ruled out for an offside in the build-up. Inter continued to press for an equaliser, throwing numbers at the Udinese defence, but the visitors' excellent last-ditch defensive efforts helped to defend their lead. Inter have lost one and won one of their opening two games, while Udinese remain unbeaten having drawn with Verona in their first match.

The striker made Dortmund's dominance count a minute before the break, then struck again 13 minutes after the restart at Signal Iduna Park. Maximilian Beier, who is reportedly the subject of interest from Premier League side Brentford, registered his first assist of the season when supplying Guirassy for his second of the game. Jobe Bellingham started the game in the heart of Dortmund's midfield before being replaced by Felix Nmecha in the 71st minute. Germany midfielder Nmecha then rounded off Dortmund's dominant display with the third goal of the game with 10 minutes to spare.

The German attacking midfielder finished calmly to seal a comeback success after he rounded James Trafford, who had made a brilliant save to deny Jan Paul van Hecke moments earlier. City had taken a 34th-minute lead as Erling Haaland marked his 100th Premier League appearance with his 88th goal, poking home from close range. But the Norwegian spurned other chances that proved costly in the end for Pep Guardiola's side. Following a Matheus Nunes handball inside the box, James Milner converted from the penalty spot against his former club to become the Premier League's second oldest scorer - behind Teddy Sheringham - at the age of 39 years and 239 days. It was Milner's first Brighton goal and first in the league since Boxing Day, 2019, when he scored in Liverpool 4-0 win against Leicester City - also from the penalty spot. The Seagulls continued to threaten after the 67th-minute equaliser and snatched victory when Gruda broke clear and showed composure to slide home his third goal for the club since his arrival last year from Mainz. City, who lost 2-0 at home to Spurs last weekend, have only three points from as many games, while Brighton have four following this dramatic success.

A dour encounter looked to be heading for a draw until the Hungarian curved a magnificent strike past Arsenal keeper from 30 years in front of an exultant Kop after 83 minutes. The Gunners, who kept new £60m signing Eberechi Eze on the bench until the second half, suffered an early setback when key defender William Saliba went off injured after five minutes, to be replaced by summer signing Cristhian Mosquera. Chances were at a premium as both sides showed each other huge respect, although Liverpool had a goal ruled out when striker Hugo Ekitike was adjudged offside after bundling home a finish in front of The Kop. Liverpool mounted increasing pressure as the second half went on, but it took a stunning moment from Szoboszlai to maintain their winning start to the season and inflict Arsenal's first defeat.

Tottenham have signed the Netherlands attacking midfielder Xavi Simons from RB Leipzig for £51.8m (60m euros). The 22-year-old, who has been chased by several European clubs this summer, said he has "been dreaming of this for a long time" after completing his medical and joining Thomas Frank's side. Simons scored 22 goals and assisted 24 others in 78 appearances for Leipzig, who he joined on loan from Paris St-Germain in 2023 before signing permanently in January of this year. He has also scored five goals in 28 appearances for the Netherlands, having made his debut at the World Cup in Qatar in 2022. Simons added: "I'm really happy and can't wait to get going. "It's a great club and when I met the head coach I knew straight away that this was the right place for me." Spurs manager Frank said Simons, who has signed a "long-term deal", is a "great addition" who "already has good experience" despite his age. The midfielder follows Joao Palhinha and Mohammed Kudus as summer arrivals at Spurs. Chelsea held talks with Leipzig over a move for Simons this summer but are set to complete a £40m move for Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho. Spurs failed in their bid to sign Nottingham Forest attacking midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White earlier this summer, while one of their main targets Eberechi Eze chose to join rivals Arsenal from Crystal Palace.