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Today’s EPL News Roundup (September 7)

Arsenal win from set-pieces

Arsenal came from behind to beat Chelsea 2-1 at the Emirates on Sunday. William Saliba opened the scoring from a corner in the 21st minute, Chelsea then profited from an own-goal at 45+2 before Jurrien Timber headed the decisive goal in the 66th. Pedro Neto was later sent off, leaving Arsenal to hold on for three points.

Source: Chelsea FC

United held after stoppage stunner

Manchester United were held to a dramatic 2-2 draw at Everton. United twice led through Bryan Mbeumo (47′) and Benjamin Sesko (88′), but Everton struck back — Tyrique George scored on 83′ and Ainsley Maitland‑Niles, on his Everton debut, curled an outrageous 95th‑minute equaliser to rescue a point.

Source: Sky Sports

Doku sparks City comeback

Manchester City fought back to beat West Ham 3-1. Jeremy Doku equalised within 60 seconds of the restart, Bernardo Silva put City ahead in the 76th minute and Erling Haaland sealed the win late on (86′). Matheus Nunes made his debut after joining in the summer and had a hand in the move that led to the winner.

Source: Manchester City

Kerkez: build on Isak brace

Left‑back Milos Kerkez urged Liverpool to press on after a 2-0 win away at Ipswich, a match in which Alexander Isak scored a first‑half brace. Published 6 September, Kerkez highlighted the need to carry momentum into a busy run — Liverpool face a Champions League home game and then two more fixtures within a week.

Source: Liverpool FC

League injury update (06 Sep)

The Premier League published a club‑by‑club injury update on 6 September 2026, compiled to reflect the latest absences and recovery news across the 20 top‑flight squads. The tracker, last updated at 19:50 BST on 6 September, is intended to help fans and media follow availability as a congested schedule continues.

Source: Premier League

Deadline-day rumours and moves

Sky Sports’ Paper Talk (published 6 September) rounded up late transfer‑window headlines that continued to reshape Premier League squads: the piece cites reported links such as Jadon Sancho’s name in speculation about a Dortmund return and covers other deadline developments that reshuffled depth across clubs ahead of a busy autumn.

Source: Sky Sports

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