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Today’s EPL News Roundup (September 28)

Haaland hits 100

Erling Haaland reached a Premier League century as Manchester City celebrated a landmark goal this weekend. The club’s match report notes Haaland joined the Premier League 100 club with a strike that underlined his rapid scoring run for City; teammates and managers praised the milestone in post-match reaction.

Source: Manchester City

Brentford beat Man Utd 3-1

Brentford edged Manchester United 3-1 in a lively contest. Igor Thiago’s early double gave the hosts control, Ben Sesko pulled one back for United, and Mathias Jensen struck deep into stoppage time to seal Brentford’s win. A late penalty for United was saved, a key moment in the finish.

Source: Sky Sports

Palace 2-1 Liverpool

Crystal Palace clinched a stoppage-time winner to beat Liverpool 2-1 at Selhurst Park. Palace opened through an early strike, Liverpool levelled late via a substitute, but Eddie Nketiah’s last-gasp finish settled the game and handed the home side a dramatic victory.

Source: Liverpool FC

Brighton beat Chelsea 3-1

Brighton fought back to beat 10-man Chelsea 3-1 at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea led through a header, but a red card swung the game. Danny Welbeck came off the bench to score twice and a late contribution put Brighton ahead, producing a polished comeback on the road.

Source: Premier League

Leeds 2-2 Bournemouth

Leeds and Bournemouth played out a 2-2 draw in a late drama. Bournemouth scored, Leeds responded through a headed equaliser and Sean Longstaff’s volley put Leeds ahead; Eli Junior Kroupi struck late to level for Bournemouth. The match produced a tense finish and shared points.

Source: Sky Sports

Sunderland win at Forest

Sunderland claimed a 1-0 victory away at Nottingham Forest. The decisive goal came midway through the first half and Sunderland’s goalkeeper produced a series of key saves to preserve the clean sheet, earning the visitors three points in a tight contest at the City Ground.

Source: Sky Sports

Nketiah returns with winner

Eddie Nketiah’s return from a long layoff was the headline as Crystal Palace found a stoppage-time winner. The matchday coverage highlights Nketiah’s comeback goal and Palace’s late drama, with manager reaction praising his leadership and the timing of his decisive intervention.

Source: Premier League