Two-Man Wall

After an eventful few matchweeks, Brayden and Ethan walk through their team-by-team grades for the early months of the season.

That's 3 wins on the spin for Amorim's side as they climb to 6th in the table. Plus, Liverpool drop their 4th straight, Sunderland stun Chelsea at the Bridge, and City drop 6 points back of Arsenal.

Stop me if you've heard this one before: Haaland scores as City win again. Now up to 11 goals in just 8 games, it's getting a bit silly. Plus, Liverpool rinse and repeat another 2-1 defeat to the forehead of Harry Maguire, Arsenal sit top, and Sunderland win again(!)

Liverpool drop their second game in a row as Estevao fires home to swipe all 3 at the Bridge. Plus, Palace finally lose, Bournemouth are good (!), and Arsenal roll.

5, count em', 5 late goals in MW6 gives us our most exciting week of Premier League action yet

Pep parks the bus against Arteta's defense-first XI, and surprisingly neither come away with all three points. Plus, Chelea get a little too wet and wild at Old Trafford, Liverpool win without scoring late, and Wolves are in hell.

It's over when Liverpool says it's over. The Reds pop up with some late magic again, this time at Turf Moor. Plus, City take care of United, Brentford claw a point off Chelsea, and Villa have yet to score.

A moment of sorcery from Liverpool's early-season MVP is enough to take all 3 points off title rivals Arsenal. Plus, Brighton fight back to beat City, United almost fumble away their first win, and the Grealish-led Toffees win again.

Custody of Isak Ladder Match goes to Liverpool, as 16-year-old Rio Ngumoha grabs the winner at the death. Spurs take care of City away (obviously), Gyokeres and Arsenal get up and running, and all 3 promoted sides now have 3 points on the young season.

We have liftoff! 1 matchweek down, 37 to go, and United are already in 15th (however undeservingly). Arsenal steal 3 points from Old Trafford, Liverpool outshine Bournemouth late, and City's new signings dazzle.