OK week three of the premiership and lets start with the midlands derby Wolverhampton Wanderers v Aston Villa a lunchtime kick off with a few chances of note although Wolves started brightly Stephen Hunt forcing a save from Aston Villa keeper Shay Given and Emille Heskey flicking a shot. Although Villa had the better of the second half Wolves will probably leave the happier.
Wigan Athletic took on Queens Park Rangers in another lunchtime kick off with Franco Di Santo scoring both goals the first before half time which was scored from a pass from Victor Moses and then a second into the top of the net which had been volleyed right into the net.
Chelsea were given a workout by Norwich City Jose Bosingwa scoring in the first half from 25 yards out. However Norwich City scored in the second half through Grant Holt captilising on a blunder by Hilario. A penalty by Frank Lampard made it 2-1 after a foul on Raul Ramires which saw Norwich City goalkeeper John Ruddy sent off. A third goal was scored by new signing Jose Mata.
Blackburn Rovers went down by a goal after missing two penalties. A controversial penalty was awarded to Everton and scored by Mikel Arteta which was to be last goal for Everton as he has now signed for Arsenal.
Swansea City and Sunderland had a goalless draw with Scott Sinclair having the best chance for Swansea John O Shea also had a chance for Sunderland with a header and Michel Worm piled on a number of saves from Asamoah Gyan.
Liverpool had a 3- 1 win over Bolton Wanderers with Jordan Henderson and Charlie Adam scoring their first goals. Defender Martin Skertel scored Liverpool's third. Bolton's goal came from Ivan Klasnic.
Sunday saw the remaining fixtures with Fulham going down 2- 1 to Newcastle United. A largely forgettable first half saw a 0-0 draw. In the second half 2 Leon Best goals gave the victory. Fulham's goal came from Clint Dempsey from a Danny Murphy free kick.
Stoke City grabbed all three points in forgettable game against West Bomwich Albion which saw a few chances with Shane Long giving West Brom the best Chance. Ryan Shotton grabbed the goal for Stoke City three minutes before time.
Manchester City showed their intent to gain the Premiership by wain Walloping Tottenham Hotspur 5- 1 Edwin Dzeko grabbed four of the goals two in the first half with Sergo Aguero grabbed the other goal Younes Kaboul headed a goal for Tottenham Hotspur but to no avail.
In one the biggest scores in Premiership history Arsenal went down 8 - 2 to Manchester United In truth the game was a it of both Manchester United powerful and Arsenal all over the place Wayne Rooney grabbed a hatrick along with the opener from Danny Welbeck then Ashley Young. Nani and Park Ji Sung the other scorers. The two Arsenal goals came from Theo Walcott and Robin Van Persie. Arsenal also missed a penalty in the first half to add t their woes as well.
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