Manchester City punish Liverpool’s red card in 3‑0 Anfield win

Manchester City turned Ryan Gravenberch’s 62nd-minute dismissal into a 3-0 win at Anfield, scoring three times in 13 minutes to make it six league victories from six. Erling Haaland, Jérémy Doku and Rayan Cherki struck as Liverpool’s eight-match unbeaten run ended. The round produced 36 goals across 10 matches.

Arsenal 2-1 Leeds United: James Justin put Leeds ahead in the 55th minute, but Riccardo Calafiori levelled on 62 and substitute Bruno Guimarães completed the comeback on 70. The win ended Leeds’ unbeaten league start.

Ipswich Town 2-1 Fulham: Ryan Sessegnon scored for Fulham in the 55th minute. Abdoul Ouattara equalised for Ipswich on 88, and Dara O’Shea struck in first-half stoppage time at 90+1 to win it.

Aston Villa 2-2 Brentford: Yehor Yarmoliuk scored in the 10th minute and Nicolas Jackson equalised two minutes later. John McGinn put Villa ahead on 77, but Kristoffer Ajer levelled on 79 to keep Brentford’s unbeaten run going.

Chelsea 5-1 Bournemouth: Jordan Henderson scored in the second minute and Morgan Rogers added another in the third. João Pedro scored on 46 and 67, with Evanilson replying for Bournemouth on 51; Henderson completed the scoring on 70.

Sunderland 0-2 Brighton and Hove Albion: Maxim De Cuyper opened the scoring in the 53rd minute and Jaouen Hadjam added Brighton’s second at 90+3.

Manchester United 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur: Bryan Mbeumo put United ahead on 73. Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off five minutes later, but Dominic Solanke headed Tottenham’s equaliser at 90+2 to rescue a point.

Crystal Palace 3-1 Nottingham Forest: Dan Ndoye gave Forest a third-minute lead. Daichi Kamada equalised on 41, Jefferson Lerma put Palace ahead at 45+4 and Yéremy Pino made it 3-1 on 59. Palace claimed their first home league win of the season.

Hull City 2-2 Everton: Joe Gelhardt scored for Hull on 48. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall put Everton level on 55 and Thierno Barry gave them the lead on 68, before Mohamed Belloumi equalised six minutes later.

Liverpool 0-3 Manchester City: Haaland scored on 65, Doku added a second on 68 and Cherki completed the win on 78. All three goals came after Gravenberch’s second yellow card.

Coventry 4-1 Newcastle: Jack Rudoni scored a penalty on six minutes and Sidiki Cherif made it 2-0 on 48. Sven Botman pulled one back on 70, before Ellis Simms scored on 81 and Stephen Mfuni added Coventry’s fourth on 86.

Manchester City lead the table on 18 points, three ahead of Arsenal. Brighton are third on 13, with Brentford and Everton next on 10 each. At the other end, Tottenham, Coventry and Fulham occupy the bottom three; Coventry have played one fewer match than the teams around them.

Questions

What does a clean sheet mean?

A clean sheet means a team did not concede a goal in a match.

Who leads the Premier League after Week 6?

Manchester City lead on 18 points after six matches. Arsenal are second on 15.

Who does Liverpool play next?

Liverpool’s next league match is away to Brentford. Ryan Gravenberch will be suspended.