Arsenal Fightback, Everton's Stoppage-Time Stunner, and Vardy Returns

0:00The messy effect is brought to you with the help of AI. Hi, I'm Jamie Rudd for the complete verified Premier League scoreboard. Liverpool beat Ipswichtown 2-0. Newcastle United and AFC Bournemouth drew 2-2. Brentford and Sundaland drew 1-1. Brighton and Hove Albion and leads United drew 1-1. Crystal Palace beat Fulham 3-2. Manchester City beat Coventry City 1-0. Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur drew 0-0. Hall City and Aston Villa drew 0-0. Everton and Manchester United drew 2-2. Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-1. What a weekend of Premier League football to close out. Let's get the full picture before we dig into the stories that matter most. Thursday night opened things up with Liverpool rolling past Ipswich 2-0. Alexander Isac doing what Alexander Isac does. Both goals inside the first 9 minutes. On Saturday, it was draws across the board.

1:02Bournemouth and Newcastle shared a 2-2 at the vitality. Sundaland and Brentford played out a 1-1. Leeds and Brighton did the same. And Tottenham and Nottingham Forest couldn't be separated in a goalless match at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Aston Villa also drew a blank against Hall City. The one Saturday result with a winner. Manchester City beat Coventry 1-0. Erling Harland with the goal. Because of course it was. That brings us to Sunday. And two results worth lingering on. First, Manchester United 2-2. Everton 2-0 at Old Trafford. According to the Guardian, it was a difficult week for Everton off the pitch with transfer troubles looming large. But on it, they were remarkable. United went ahead through Brian Mabomo just after half time. And Tirek George looked to have won it for the hosts in the 83rd minute. Then Everton hit back. Benjamin Cesco equalised in the 88th. And if that felt dramatic, Ainsley-Mateland Niles,

2:03a deadline day signing who had been on the pitch for less than 20 minutes, struck from 25 yards in the sixth minute of stoppage time to steal a point. BBC Sport describes the effort simply as a stunner. David Moise, according to the Guardian, said no excuses on his side's troubled week and praised his team's resilience. For Michael Carrick and United, it is more dropped points. And CBS Sports notes a Champions League return against Sabah Looming. The schedule is not getting any lighter. Then came the headliner. Arsenal 1, Chelsea 2. Wait, let me have that the right way around. Chelsea took the lead Arsenal 1-2-1. Morgan Rogers opened the scoring just two minutes in at the Emirates, giving Chelsea and their new manager Shabby our loan, so a dream start. Arsenal's response, according to the Guardian, was outstanding. Kai Harvurtz equalised, then produced a brilliant dummy to release a rejuvenated Martin Oedogor, who made it to 1.

3:04That scoreline held. Nine points from three games. One goal conceded all season, and that came Sunday. Michael Arthetta told reporters it was an exceptional performance and warned, perhaps, ominously for everyone else, that the best is still to come. CBS Sports makes the sharp observation that Arsenal's best summer edition might simply be Oedogor'd at his best. The captain was locked in from start to finish. Meanwhile, BBC Sports asks an uncomfortable question about Chelsea. How did Shabby Arlonso's side end up with two rightbacks, playing alongside each other in midfield? £349 million spent this summer, and that is where they are. It is early, and Arlonso has earned patience, but the structure questions are real. Arsenal are now level on points with Manchester City at the top of the table. Off the pitch, Jamie Vardy is back in English football. According to the Guardian, the 39-year-old has signed for Burnley in the championship

4:07as a free agent, arriving after a stint in Italy with Cremones. A return to Leicester was discussed and ruled out by Vardy himself. He'll be 40 in January. Burnley are struggling in the championship. This is either a lovely story or a cautionary tale, and we'll find out which soon enough. Also worth noting, Gianni in Fantino has declared his intention to stand for re-election as FIFA president, according to the Guardian, even as UEFA and others continue to pressure him to resign over an attempted sell-off of stakes in FIFA tournaments, including the World Cup. He declined to answer questions about his future when asked at the women's under-20 world cup in Poland. Declaring your intention to stay while refusing to take questions about it is a bold institutional move, and FIFA is never short of those. For the messy effect, I'm Jamie Rudd.