The 16-year-old was one of two youngsters making their first appearance of the season from the start, alongside centre-back Marli Salmon, 17. Dowman opened the scoring with a fine solo goal in the seventh minute. He won the ball in midfield, played a one-two with Eberechi Eze and ran through, leaving two defenders on the ground, before sending the goalkeeper the wrong way. Noni Madueke rifled in their second effort following Mikel Merino's flicked ball over the top. And after the break Dowman showed good composure to control Martin Zubimendi's pass before rolling the ball into the far bottom corner. Merino fired in Arsenal's fourth goal off the inside of the post. Ipswich scored twice, through Anis Mehmeti's finish from Jack Clarke's pass and Chuba Akpom's tidy turn and finish - but it was far too little and too late. As is the norm these days, both sides put out heavily rotated starting line-ups - with a combined 19 changes from their weekend Premier League matches.

Roberto de Zerbi's team at least managed to score their first goal this season against Premier League opposition - having failed to find the net in four league games. But goals from Alexis Mac Allister, Cody Gakpo and Dominik Szoboszlai helped Andoni Iraola's Liverpool progress to the fourth round at Spurs' expense. Both managers named heavily-changed lineups with Iraola making 10 changes from the side that laboured to a goalless draw against Fulham on Saturday, with only Ronald Araujo retaining his place and Joe Gomez captaining the team on his first appearance of the season. De Zerbi made eight changes from Spurs' goalless draw against Everton with Andy Robertson on the bench on his first return to Anfield since leaving Liverpool in the summer. And, after Giorgi Mamardashvili had denied Spurs an opener with a great save from Lucas Bergvall, Liverpool broke the deadlock on 21 minutes when Mac Allister side-footed the ball into the top corner as it broke to him on the edge of the box. Spurs should have levelled shortly after the half-hour mark when Mohammed Kudus blazed over from a few yards out and Liverpool made them pay after the break as they doubled their lead when Gakpo finished off a lovely move after being set up by Mac Allister. Robertson came on to a standing Anfield ovation shortly after as De Zerbi turned to his bench and Spurs had some hope when Conor Gallagher turned the ball into the net from Mateus Fernandes' corner after 69 minutes. It was their first goal against Premier League opposition this season and their first since August 26 in the previous round. The 6,000-strong travelling support should had an equaliser to celebrate but Mamardashvili made another superb stop to keep out Omar Marmoush before Savio fired wide from inside the box. And Szoboszlai ensured a Liverpool win when he chested the ball down in injury time and found the back of the net with a Steven Gerrard-esque thunderbolt from 25 yards out. Spurs have now lost three of their six games in all competitions this season, with their only win coming in the previous round of the Carabao Cup against Charlton.

A 14-minute burst in the first half proved too much for the Magpies, with an own goal from Lewis Miley following strikes by Jayden Bogle and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, before Noah Okafor netted in the second period. Leeds now sit third on eight points - just four adrift of champions and leaders Arsenal. Daniel Farke's side needed a slice of luck to take the lead when Ao Tanaka's 32nd-minute strike took a wicked double deflection off Sean Steur and Miley before looping into the bottom corner. Just two minutes and 42 seconds later, Calvert-Lewin thought he had headed in Leeds' second but the final touch came off the top of team-mate Bogle's head for 2-0. But, a minute into stoppage time, Calvert-Lewin claimed his goal with a composed finish across Lukas Hornicek - taking his career tally against Newcastle to eight. It went from bad to worse for Newcastle in the second half when substitute Okafor slotted home Leeds' fourth of the night. Substitute Bazoumana Toure managed to find a consolation goal for the visitors in the 90th minute, but it was too little too late.

City midfielder Phil Foden was shown a straight red card for kicking out at Bruno Fernandes and United followed it with a period of dominance, hitting the post either side of half-time. But City scored the game's only goal on the break in the 60th minute when Haaland tapped in Josko Gvardiol's low, deflected cross at the back post. Haaland had immediately been flagged for offside but a lengthy video assistant referee (VAR) check ruled the Norwegian to be on, while the offside Enzo Fernandez was not deemed to be affecting play as he stretched to connect with the cross before it reached the scorer. The result continued City's perfect start to the Premier League season under new manager Enzo Maresca and moved them level on points with Arsenal at the top of the table. United dropped points for the third time in four league matches and stayed 13th.

Bayern took the lead in the 26th minute when Ismael Saibari's low cross deflected off Kane into the path of Lennart Karl who tapped in at the back post. But Elversberg, who have already beaten Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia ⁠Moenchengladbach in their first Bundesliga season, equalised through Maurice Krattenmacher's superb curling effort which found the top corner from the edge of the box in the 61st minute. And Kane netted the winner, receiving the ball in the box and blasting a shot which beat Elversberg keeper Nicolas Kristof at his near post. It was Kane's 99th Bundesliga goal in his 97th appearance, and his first of the 2026-27 league campaign.