Crystal Palace 0-2 Liverpool, Sadio Mane made sure of the points for Jurgen Klopp's men with a lightning breakaway in stoppage time

                                                                                            Roberto Firmino was smothered by Palace for much of the night but on this occasion threaded the ball successfully to Salah. Sakho was trying to get the ball, but it was clumsy and always teetering on the brink of calamity. Salah was preparing to shoot but tumbled instead. Maybe he exaggerated the fall, but not the foul. Milner stepped up and, in front of a raucous home end, stuck the ball smartly past Wayne Hennessey.

Chelsea 3-2 Arsenal, Marcos Alonso scoring the winner

                                                                                             The game seemed set. But then came the fifteen minutes that demanded a nictotine fix for Sarri. ‘If we want to defend by looking only at the ball, we need to stay very compact and we need to press in the other half. In that 15 minutes, we were not able to do this. And so we were in trouble.’ When he complained about the collapse of the defensive shape, he made it clear he didn’t mean the back four, but that midfielders and attackers had stopped pressing effectively.

And so Mkhitarayn missed just as easy a chance as Aubameyang’s on 32 minutes; Willian then lost possession on 37 minutes, Iwobi recovered it, wriggled forwards and pulled the ball back for the Armenian to try again and this time score, making it 2-1. Kepa got a hand to it and should have made it a stronger, more decisive one.

Brighton 3-2 Manchester United, Brighton with a lovely flicked finish from close range past David de Gea

                                                                                                United team traditionally do but this United team did not. They do not have enough fibre for that. Occasionally it can happen, as it did at Manchester City last season. But that was freakish while what we saw here was more representative of this vastly-diminished football club. Brighton began this game knowing they had beaten United narrowly on this ground back in May and while they had improved their squad since then their opponents largely had not.

So while they won last season on the back of hard work and organisation, they did so this time just by being the better team.

Cristiano Ronaldo has settled into Juventus life even better than hoped And he has already started to form a close friendship with forward Paulo Dybala

                                                                                        The Portuguese megastar has made an optimal impression on everyone he has met thus far, although one high-profile comedienne is allegedly less than enthused by his arrival.  On Monday, fashion model Rodriguez posted a photo from the balcony demonstrating the fantastic view. 

The player's mother Dolores will be returning to Portugal, as she revealed at his unveiling press conference. Naturally, the house features a gym and according to some reports an indoor and outdoor swimming pool.

Barcelona, Supercopa success over Sevilla in Morocco as stars train ahead of Spanish Super Cup final

                                                                                                          Barca having won both the league and the cup, Sevilla provide the opposition once again.They have been less dominant in the Supercopa, beating Sevilla in 2016 but losing to Athletic Bilbao in 2015 and Madrid 12 months ago

The 26-year-old was celebrating Brazilian Father's Day with his family

                                                                                                                 The Brazilian forward posed with his wife Larissa Pereira and their two young daughters, including four-year old Valentina, at home as they marked Brazilian Father's Day.
The happy family were pictured sat lazing in front of their leather sofa and in front of a collection of balloons to celebrate the occasion.The forward featured for 69 minutes before he was replaced by captain Jordan Henderson as he works his way back to full fitness following his exertions at the World Cup.

Brazilian had a difficult relationship with club's former boss Antonio Conte

                                                                                               The Brazilian endured a difficult relationship with the Italian during their two years working together at Stamford Bridge.He admitted after the game he would be elsewhere by now had Conte been stood in the technical area: 'Would I be here if Conte stayed? No chance. No.But Willian has remained, and even started Maurizio Sarri's first game in charge on Saturday - a 3-0 win away at Huddersfield.Willian's relationship with Conte deteriorated throughout his troubled second season in charge, with the Brazilian photoshopping the Italian out of an Instagram post celebrating the club's FA Cup triumph in May.But he is now enjoying working under new boss Sarri and implementing his style of play, even in these early stages of the new campaign.

Roberto Carlos and marcelo, these are two Brazilans, who both play left back for Real Madrid and the Nation team. Who is the Greatest?

                                        

Cristiano Ronaldo gets mobbed by fans after scoring goal on his debut

                                                                                         The fan was swiftly dealt with by stewards and was escorted off the pitch. Shortly after the match resumed, Claudio Marchisio scored a fifth by finishing off a well-worked team move.
But minutes later a huge swarm of fans invaded the pitch and the game was subsequently abandoned.A pitch invasion takes place during this fixture every year, but this time with the extra excitement of Ronaldo's presence, fans ran on prematurely.

Liverpool 4-0 West Ham, Mohamed Salah opened the scoring for the hosts

                                                                                             Mo Salah, Mane and Roberto Firmino have clearly not been discouraged by relatively modest World Cup efforts and captain James Milner was absolutely magnificent.

Over the coming weeks, however, Liverpool will have to work considerably harder than this.

West Ham, supposedly reborn and remodelled under Manuel Pellegrini, looked desperately familiar, despite the presence of five new signings. The London club defended with too high a line, inviting Liverpool to execute their favourite attacking plays at will. Both Liverpool full backs were able to play like wingers and that pretty much said everything. West Ham did none of these things and never looked like they believed they could take something from the game.

manager Unai Emery's debut but were still outclassed by Manchester City,2-0

                                                                                    Emery had just about taken his seat when Raheem Sterling was strutting across the face of Arsenal’s goal to score with an ease which screamed superiority, making Shkodran Mustafi, Sokratis and Granit Xhaka look very ordinary in the process.

Emery did not deny that the goal was very much the old Arsenal. Much like the way that Riyad Mahrez and Benjamin Mendy eased easily beyond Ainsley Maitland-Niles down City’s right. Emery frowned, ground his teeth, chewed his nails on the touchline, though even as City dished out a serious football lesson there was something materially different about Arsenal. 

Huddersfield 0-3 Chelsea, Chelsea took the lead through an unlikely source with N'Golo Kante arriving at the back post to volley home

                                                                                         Chelsea's class ultimately made the difference. An example would be Jorginho, who spent much of the half looking slightly aghast at the pace of Premier League life – Wagner is one of the few coaches whose players could out-press and out-run Sarri's – and a little lost.

But he would find his feet. Firstly on 34 minutes, there was a little touch in the centre circle which would release Pedro. His run stretched Huddersfield and freed up Willian. The Brazilian toyed with Hadergjonaj, dashing past him to the by-line and pulled the ball back. There was N'Golo Kante, as befits his new role further forward in midfield. He shot the ball into the ground and the bounce deceived debutant keeper Ben Hamer, looping into the net.Huddersfield's pain was extenuated by their nearest miss on 38 minutes, when Aaron Mooy's corner was flicked on by Mathias Zanka and Steve Mounie demonstrated excellent movement to drift away from his marker and connect with the header, only to see his chance rebound of the inside of the post.

Yet even as Huddersfield remained the more coherent team, comfortable in their system, they faltered. Just before half time, came a moment which hinted at how Chelsea might player. Kepa touched the ball to Jorginho on the edge of the Chelsea box on 43 minutes. Jorginho and his team-mates worked the ball up the pitch incisively, with speed and precision, until the new signing was now poised just outside the opposition box. The Italian coach suggested his players were not ready for the 3-5-1-1 system Huddersfield played, or, rather, that they lack sufficient grounding in what became known as Sarri-ball, to adapt.

'Maybe for Napoli in the last year it wouldn't have been a problem but for Chelsea, with some of the players only having had three days of training, it was a problem,' he lamented. That they found themselves 2-0 up at half time despite having been out-thought and out-fought for much of the half was not a exactly a travesty. They have excellent player who invariably can dig the team out of such holes. But it was in no way a reflection of the balance of play.

'The players left everything on the grass,' said David Wagner, speaking principally of his team in the first half. 'I have seen passion, desire, the spirit we usually have in our game. I felt the energy in the stadium. We played tactical well and pressed them in the right area and then dropped it into the deep block and limited their chances. Everybody has known how difficult this can be. I have seen enough to take a lot of positives. We were shocked I think to be 2-0 down [at half time].' Pedro put the game out of sight and sealed the three points after combining with Eden Hazard to score a third.

Andy Murray answered questions from fans in hilarious Instagram session

                                                                                              Murray was then asked whether he would do a collaboration with Peppa Pig and he couldn't resist a joke at former Prime Minister David Cameron's expense. He wrote: 'I heard they were collaborating with David Cameron'.Murray then received a message from somebody pretending to be Nick Kyrgios, which read: 'Am I your best friend, it's Kyrgios'. To which Murray responded, 'If you come to Kings Island Ohio with me tomorrow then yes'.Another interesting response from Murray came when he was asked 'Would you please dab in your next after match celebration?'.

Manchester United 2-1 Leicester City: Paul Pogba penalty and Luke Shaw's first senior goal get Premier League

                                                                                          Mourinho celebrated with gusto but, given his struggle for defensive reinforcements this summer, won't have liked the look of Leicester's late riposte – poached by Vardy after David De Gea and Eric Bailly had left a cross from Ricardo, which clipped the far post and came out to the lurking England striker. The visitors could be forgiven for experiencing a feeling a déjà vu. In the three campaigns since winning the league, Leicester have now conceded the first goal of the season. Hull, Arsenal and Manchester United the opponents, yet if this fact makes them appear in some way soft, the 90 minutes here could be submitted as evidence to the contrary.

Premier League title challengers begin their campaign by hosting West Ham Jurgen Klopp handed a boost as Fabinho trained despite injury

                                                                                              Klopp prepares to begin his fourth season at the helm, he admits they are gearing up for a title challenge after their summer of spending. 

'My own expectations are always pretty high, we'll have to make the most of it (the pressure after spending a lot). It's always my expectation to reach the highest level but it doesn't work all the time, Jurgen Klopp was handed a boost, with Brazilian midfielder Fabinho taking to the field despite being named a doubt for the opening game.