Michael Keane scored an early opener for Everton with a super bullet header from James Garner's whipped cross from the left. Everton had the best of the first half, with Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Jack Grealish particularly lively, and the former came closest to extending the Toffees' lead when he glanced a header narrowly wide. But Everton were unable to take advantage of their early dominance and Bowen made them pay on 65 minutes when he found space inside the box and his vicious left-footed shot flew in via a deflection off Keane. West Ham ended the game on top and Nuno will take heart from his side's reponse to the early setback, though the draw means the Hammers are still second from bottom with just four points. Everton move up the table to ninth place, level on eight points with four clubs including Chelsea.

The former Chelsea forward set up Alexis Saelemaekers' third-minute opener with a driving run down the left before doubling Milan's lead in the 31st. However, Napoli were given hope when Milan left-back Pervis Estupinan was sent off for pulling back Giovanni di Lorenzo with the right-back ready to tap into an empty net. The ex-Brighton man was originally shown a yellow card before a video assistant referee review upgraded it to a red. Kevin se Bruyne converted the penalty to halve the deficit but, despite their man advantage, Antonio Conte's side were unable to force an equaliser. Victory takes Massimiliano Allegri's side above Napoli, who suffered their first league loss of the season, on goal difference. Roma are also level with the top two on 12 points from five games after goals from strikers Artem Dovbyk and Matias Soule took them to a 2-0 win over Hellas Verona.

The defender got his head on the end of Martin Odegaard's corner to send manager Mikel Arteta and his staff wild on the touchline. Mikel Merino's late glancing header off the post cancelled out Nick Woltemade's Newcastle opener in a tempestuous game. The Gunners took all three points to close the gap on league leaders Liverpool to two points and leave Newcastle floored. Newcastle were on course for victory after the towering Woltemade easily rose above Gabriel to connect with Sandro Tonali's inswinging cross and power a header past Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya. Gabriel theatrically went down inside his own box after feeling contact - leading to Arsenal players surrounding referee Jarred Gillett - but the goal stood. The irked visitors were also far from happy after having a penalty award overturned by the video assistant referee when an incident-filled game was still goalless. Striker Viktor Gyokeres appeared to be taken down by Newcastle keeper Nick Pope on the quarter-hour mark. Gillett pointed to the spot but changed his mind after consulting his pitchside monitor. In an announcement to the stadium, Gillett ruled that Pope "played the ball and there was no foul". Woltemade went on to put Newcastle in front, but Arsenal showed their powers of recovery to turn the game on its head.

With the scores locked at 1-1 Barca manager Hansi Flick brought on Ballon d'Or runner-up Lamine Yamal in the 58th minute. Just seconds later the 18-year-old beat a defender before dinking in a perfect cross which an unmarked Lewandowski headed in. Real Sociedad had taken a shock lead in the 31st minute on the counter-attack when Alvaro Odriozola slid in to turn home Ander Barrenetxea's low cross. But the hosts levelled two minutes before half-time when defender Jules Kounde met Marcus Rashford's corner with a thumping header. Rashford had another fine game for the hosts, regularly carving out chances down the left and had dipping shots well saved by Sociedad keeper Alex Remiro either side of half-time. The Manchester United loanee was brought off in the 78th minute with Flick presumably having one eye on his side's Champions League tie with Paris St-Germain on Wednesday. Sociedad had a late opportunity to level after Kounde dawdled and had the ball pinched off him, but Takefusa Kubo was unable to finish off the move, instead clattering the crossbar. About 30 seconds later, Barca went up the other end with Yamal setting up Ferran Torres who found Lewandowski, but the Pole's effort bounced off the underside of the bar, down on to the goalline but stayed out. Ultimately though, the miss wasn't costly as the defending champions held on for their sixth win in seven league matches and move a point clear of Real Madrid, who lost 5-2 at Atletico Madrid on Saturday.

It was only the fourth time Atletico had scored at least five in a Madrid derby, the last occasion being a 6-3 victory in November 1950. Real lost for the first time this season, having won all six of their opening La Liga matches as well as their first Champions League tie, a 2-1 victory over Marseille. The last time Real conceded as many in La Liga was a 5-1 defeat by Barcelona in October 2018. Robin le Normand's header had given Diego Simeone's side an early lead that was overturned by superb goals from Kylian Mbappe and Arda Guler. But Alexander Sorloth levelled the game at 2-2 in stoppage time at the end of the first half. And the hosts took charge after the break when Julian Alvarez, who had hit the post in the first half, converted from the penalty spot before curling home a brilliant free-kick. Atletico went into their shell, but held their cross-city rivals at bay until Antoine Griezmann grabbed their fifth goal deep into stoppage time. The result maintained an impressive record against Real in La Liga for Simeone's side, who have not lost in their past six league encounters with Los Blancos.