There have been some surprising results in the opening few weeks and there are bound to be a few more to come as the season unfolds.
Goal has your complete guide to the recent results as well as the upcoming weekend of fixtures
PREMIER LEAGUE RESULTS
Manchester United continued their impressive start with a second 4-0 win of the season, this time over Swansea City on Saturday, with Romelu Lukaku and Paul Pogba getting on the scoresheet. Arsenal suffered a disappointing defeat to Stoke at the Britannia Stadium, as Jese Rodriguez scored the winning goal on his debut for the Potters.
Liverpool had Sadio Mane to thank as they picked up their first win of the season at home to Crystal Palace, while Leicester inflicted a defeat on newly promoted Brighton. Southampton and West Ham were involved in the highest-scoring game of the weekend, with the Saints beating the Hammers 3-2.
Elsewhere, Huddersfield continued to confound expectations by collecting their second win in as many games as they beat Newcastle, while Chelsea bounced back from their opening-day loss with a hard-fought win over Tottenham at Wembley.
Manchester City rounded off the second round of games on Monday evening with a 1-1 draw against Everton, as Raheem Sterling’s late equaliser cancelled out a Wayne Rooney strike.
PREMIER LEAGUE FIXTURES
Manchester City kick off week three in the Premier League in front of the television cameras as they take on Bournemouth at Dean Court in Saturday’s early kick-off. City’s rivals Manchester United, meanwhile, will look to make it three wins from three when they face Leicester in the evening kick-off.
Chelsea host Everton at Stamford Bridge in one of two early games on Sunday, with West Brom’s clash against Stoke City - which is being shown live on Sky Sports Premier League - taking place at the same time.
Later on Sunday at 16:00, Liverpool welcome Arsenal to Anfield, with Tottenham playing Burnley at Wembley at the same time.
PREMIER LEAGUE TABLE
PREMIER LEAGUE TV COVERAGE
In the UK, Premier League games will be available to watch live on Sky Sports and BT Sport, with the BBC broadcasting highlights on Match of the Day . Viewers will also be able to stream live online using Sky Go and the BT Sport Player.
In the US, up to 250 Premier League games will be available to watch live on television on NBC’s various channels, including NBC, NBCSN and CNBC. The network also announced in June that a further 130 games would be exclusively available with the ‘Premier League Pass’ on NBC Sports Gold. The ‘Premier League Pass’ service will cost $50.
