Haaland's 300th, Spurs' Goalless Drought, and Hull Keep Dreaming

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 Ipswich Town 2-0. Newcastle United and AFC Bournemouth drew 2-2. Brentford and Sunderland drew 1-1. Brighton and Hove Albion and Leeds 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. Sunday in the Premier League and before we get to today's fixtures there is a Saturday full of results to work through and it delivered a milestone goal, a VAR controversy and a promoted side that simply refuses to lose. Let's start at Coventry where Manchester City won 1-0 and the only goal was number 300 of Erling Harla Hunt's club career.

1:00According to the Guardian, Harland crashed home across from Antoine Cemento in the 26th minute and the assist came from Enzo Fernandez playing in his first Premier League start after City paid a British record equaling 125 million pounds for the midfielder. BBC Sport reports that manager Enzo Moreska also handed a debut to Jake NDIA and came away encouraged by both. Coventry pressed hard in the second half but couldn't score extending a top flight gold route that now stretches back more than two decades. For City it's a winning habit, for Coventry the weight continues. At Spurs the goalless run at the other end of the table is becoming a genuine talking point. Tottenham drew 0-0 with Nottingham Forest and have now failed to score in all three of their opening Premier League games. BBC Sport quotes manager Roberto Deserbi saying it will take time to mold his expensive squad into a team,

2:02adding pointedly that this is not football manager. But the afternoon's real drama came from the away dugout. Forest head coach Oliver Glazner was furious after the AR disallowed what would have been a neco-Williams winner ruling that Williams handled the ball near the goal line. According to the Guardian, Glazner argued the footage was too unclear to justify the intervention, saying, I don't think VAR can intervene when he's guessing. He added that overturning goals on uncertain evidence weakens officials' authority. It finished Neil-Nill and both managers left unhappy for very different reasons. Hall City meanwhile are three games in and still unbeaten. They held Aston Villa to a Neil-Nill draw. And according to the Guardian, that's now three consecutive clean sheets for Sergei Jekirovich's side, following an opening day win over Manchester United and a victory at Coventry last weekend. Sky Sports notes that Villa picked up their first point of the season

3:04but were left to room-missed chances. Seven points from three games for Hall, BBC Sport asks, is it too early to talk about survival already being on track? After this start, it's hard to say yes. Elsewhere on Saturday, Crystal Palace beat full-m 3-2 in a lively one with Tyrich Mitchell scoring twice. Bournemouth and Newcastle drew 2-2 with Jacob Ramsey equalizing in the 88th minute for Newcastle. Leeds and Brighton shared a 1-1 draw and Sunda Land and Brentford also finished one a piece. On Friday, Liverpool beat Ipswich Town 2-0 with Alexander Isac scoring twice inside the opening nine minutes. Now to Sunday, 2 fixtures remain and they are not small. Manchester United travelled to Everton as CBS Sports reports that manager Michael Carrick is managing Squat-squad-depth ahead of a Champions League return against Sabah. Meanwhile, Arsenal host Chelsea in what CBS Sports is billing

4:08as a genuine title contender test for Charby Arlohn's so-side. Chelsea have scored seven goals in two matches under Arlohn's so, but face an Arsenal team that has yet to concede a single goal this season, including a 3-0 demolition of Manchester City in the community shield. According to CBS Sports, the Arteca Arlohn's so friendship stretches back to their time together in San Sebastian, but friendships get set aside on Matchday. Those results are not yet confirmed as we record, so keep an eye on your score's app. One brief look across the Atlantic, in MLS on Saturday, the most eye-catching scoreline was Chicago Fire and Toronto drawing 4-4, with Josh Sargent completing a hat trick for the fire. Robert Leyvan Doftski scored for Toronto in the 63rd minute, which is a sentence that still takes a moment to process. Orlando City beat San Diego 1-0 with Antoine Greese Maan

5:09getting the goal. That is your Sunday rap, two big Premier League results still to come today, and the table is already taking shape in some very unexpected ways. For the messy effect, I'm Jamie Rudd.