Manchester United scored twice in stoppage time to draw 4–4 with Aston Villa. Liverpool beat Crystal Palace 3–1, leaving Palace bottom for the first time since December 2017. Arsenal beat Hull 1–0 and Nottingham Forest beat Manchester City 3–1; Bournemouth won 2–1 at Ipswich, Brighton beat Brentford 2–0, Sunderland beat Chelsea 1–0, Leeds beat Tottenham 1–0, Fulham drew 1–1 with Newcastle and Everton beat Coventry 3–1.
Manchester United scored twice in stoppage time to draw 4–4 with Aston Villa at Old Trafford in Premier League matchweek 10. United came back from two goals down twice but remain 18th, in the relegation zone, with 8 points from 10 games. Villa have 13 points.
United trailed 2–0 after 220 seconds, their earliest such deficit in a Premier League game. They have not won in the league since beating Ipswich on 30 August and have conceded 15 goals in their last five games.
Alysson and Nicolas Jackson put Villa 2–0 ahead by the fourth minute. Bruno Fernandes pulled one back from the penalty spot and Youri Tielemans equalized in the 44th minute. After the 2–2 halftime score, John McGinn converted a 48th-minute penalty awarded for Diogo Dalot’s foul on Alysson, and Leon Goretzka made it 4–2 in the 53rd. At 60 minutes, United were provisionally 19th, above Palace on goal difference.
Joshua Zirkzee turned in Patrick Dorgu’s cross in the 90+2nd minute to cut Villa’s lead to 4–3. Dorgu then headed the equalizer in the 90+6th minute after goalkeeper Suzuki failed to deal with a corner. The video assistant referee (VAR), who reviews incidents using video, confirmed the goal.
Liverpool’s victory moved them fourth after defeats by Arsenal in the league and Fenerbahce in the Champions League. Crystal Palace have 7 points from 10 games and have conceded 24 goals, the league’s worst defensive record.
The defeat was Palace’s fourth straight league loss. Under manager Pierre Sage, Palace have won 2 of their opening 10 league games; the club had not been bottom since December 2017.
Alexis Mac Allister headed Liverpool ahead from Dominik Szoboszlai’s free kick. Florian Wirtz added the second from Bradley Barcola’s pass, and Alexander Isak scored the third from Wirtz’s touch. Substitute Eddie Nketiah scored a late penalty for Palace.
Leeds says it will work with the Premier League and authorities to identify those responsible for abusing its defender after the November 7 match; Tottenham has also offered to help.
Mac Allister’s opener came in the 40th minute. Wirtz finished Barcola’s low pullback first time in the 54th, and Isak scored in the 89th. Nketiah’s stoppage-time penalty followed a foul by Milos Kerkez. Before the opener, Palace’s Yéremy Pino hit the crossbar and Jørgen Strand Larsen had an effort ruled out for offside; Alisson later saved from Quinten Timber and Adam Wharton.
Arsenal were already ahead of Manchester City before captain Martin Ødegaard’s 72nd-minute winner against Hull secured the lead through the international break. Arsenal have 27 points from their opening 10 league games, matching their record at that stage.
Ødegaard scored his fifth goal of the season after Hull goalkeeper Tzolakis spilled Madueke’s shot; it was Arsenal’s fourth consecutive league win. Referee Farai Hallam reviewed Nobel Mendy’s shirt pull on Kai Havertz at the monitor but awarded Hull an offside free kick. BBC Sport explained that a foul can precede offside if it occurs before the attacker attempts to play the ball or challenges an opponent; VAR judged offside appropriate because Havertz was the only attacker who could become involved.
Nottingham Forest beat Manchester City 3–1 at home in matchweek 10, with Liam Delap scoring in the 18th and 73rd minutes. In an earlier Sunday live table during unfinished matches, City were provisionally third on 21 points, six behind Arsenal.
Bournemouth’s win at Ipswich was their 8th consecutive victory, equaling the club record set under Eddie Howe in 2012–13. Evanilson scored for the 5th Premier League game in succession.
Evanilson opened the scoring in the fifth minute after Ipswich goalkeeper Christian Walton failed to dribble past him. Leif Davis turned Ryan Christie’s shot into his own net in the 46th minute. Jack Clarke’s penalty reduced the deficit with 17 minutes left, but Ipswich could not equalize.
Brighton moved second with 22 points, 5 behind Arsenal. Sunderland’s win lifted them off the bottom and took Chelsea out of the top four; Enzo Le Fée scored the only goal from the penalty spot.
Diego Gómez scored Brighton’s opener in the 15th minute and Pascal Gross converted a 42nd-minute penalty after Keane Lewis-Potter pulled Luka Vuskovic’s shirt. Brentford’s Igor Thiago had a yellow card upgraded to red after VAR intervened over a forceful push to an opponent’s face.
Le Fée scored in the 36th minute after Levi Colwill fouled Brian Brobbey; Colwill argued that Brobbey had also held his shirt, but the penalty stood. Chelsea’s earlier appeal after Luke O’Nien challenged Cole Palmer was rejected when VAR judged the contact just outside the area. Al Jazeera reported Sunderland were third-bottom after their second league win of the season and Chelsea fifth, with four defeats in 10 games under Xabi Alonso. Sunderland also beat Chelsea on the final day of the previous season, securing their first European qualification in 53 years.
Leeds beat Tottenham 1–0 at Elland Road, ending a five-game league winless run and inflicting Tottenham’s first league defeat since September. Substitute Noah Okafor scored in the 79th minute, 97 seconds after coming on, from fellow substitute Harry Wilson’s pass. VAR found no handball by Wilson in the buildup and the goal stood. Immediately after the match, before the remaining games, Leeds were eighth and Tottenham tenth.
Tottenham intend to ask refereeing body Pro Ref why Leeds defender Jayden Bogle was not sent off for a challenge on Mathys Tel. Bogle caught Tel on the back of the ankle with his studs and received no card. VAR reviewed the incident without sending the referee to the monitor. VAR official Tony Harrington said the challenge lacked speed and Bogle was stepping into the tackle; he called it reckless while confirming no red card.
At Fulham, substitute Rodrigo Muniz equalized in the 83rd minute after Jacob Murphy’s 80th-minute opener for Newcastle. Everton came from behind against Coventry at Hill Dickinson Stadium, with Thierno Barry scoring twice.
Murphy intercepted César Palacios’s pass before scoring from 25 yards. Palacios then combined with Alex Iwobi and supplied Muniz, whose shot deflected in. It was Muniz’s first league goal of the season and his first since August 2025, extending Fulham’s unbeaten run to four games. All eight of his league appearances under manager Alvaro Arbeloa this season have been as a substitute; he also scored in Carabao Cup wins over AFC Wimbledon and West Ham.
Yann Gboho put Coventry ahead in the 52nd minute; Barry equalized in the 57th and scored again in the 61st, taking his season tally to 10 in all competitions. VAR allowed his second goal to stand despite a question of handball. Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall scored Everton’s third late on from Barry’s pass. The win was Everton’s third in succession and put them provisionally fifth before later games. Manager David Moyes equaled Harry Catterick’s club record of 592 games in charge.
The Guardian described Coventry’s rejected penalty appeals as strong: one concerned James Tarkowski at a free kick, and another Vitaliy Mykolenko’s challenge on Taiwo Awoniyi, with the latter contact judged just outside the area.
Arsenal next host Manchester City in the league. On 21 November, Aston Villa host Sunderland and Palace visit Coventry; Liverpool host Manchester United on 22 November.
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Jean-Philippe Mateta will miss three domestic matches after Crystal Palace’s appeal failed, but remains eligible for Crystal Palace’s Europa League games against Hoffenheim and Real Sociedad.
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Arsenal lead with 24 points after all 10 matches were completed. Brighton beat Manchester City 1–0, Chelsea beat Manchester United 2–0, Coventry beat Sunderland 3–1, Everton won 1–0 at Newcastle, Brentford beat Nottingham Forest 2–0, Bournemouth beat Leeds 2–0 and Tottenham beat Crystal Palace 2–0; Hull drew 2–2 with Ipswich and Aston Villa drew 1–1 with Fulham.
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