PREMIER LEAGUE REVIEW
BURNLEY ..............0 MAN UNITED ........0
NEW signing Angel Di Maria failed to inspire Manchester United who were held by Burnley.
The Premier League newcomers fully deserved their point and saw David Jones strike the bar with an early free-kick.
Di Maria showed touches of class before going off with cramp 20 minutes before the end, but United are still searching for their first win of the season. MAME Biram Diouf’s fine solo effort for Stoke stunned champions Manchester City.
The Senegal international and former Manchester United striker raced 70 yards before slotting under Joe Hart.
City could have had a late penalty but Yaya Toure was booked for diving.
Stoke had lost all of their last
NEWCASTLE ..........3 C PALACE ..............3
NEIL WARNOCK began his second stint in charge of Crystal Palace with a point at Newcastle.
Palace led thanks to Dwight Gayle, then again through Jason Puncheon.
Daryl Janmaat, then Rolando Aarons, equalised before Mike Williamson's 88th-minute goal had Newcastle ahead.
But Wilfried Zaha, on his second debut, levelled in stoppage time. QPR claimed their first win of the season as Charlie Austin’s goal gave them victory over Sunderland.
Rangers came into the game off the back of three straight defeats, in which they had not managed a single goal.
But Austin – leading the line in the absence of Loic Remy,
SWANSEA ..............3 WEST BROM ..........0
NATHAN DYER scored twice as Swansea ended West Brom’s unbeaten start.
Dyer finished off a slick move after just two minutes.
Wayne Routledge then met a headed clearance from Craig Dawson to double the Swans’ lead with a stunning volley.
And Dyer stroked home his second from a fine Gylfi Sigurdsson pass to complete the win.
EVERTON ..............3 CHELSEA ..............6
CHELSEA’S perfect start continued with a thriller at Everton.
Diego Costa and Branislav Ivanovic had Chelsea 2-0 ahead early, while it was 3-1 when Kevin Mirallas netted and Seamus Coleman scored an own goal.
Steven Naismith hit back while Nemanja Matic and Samuel Eto’o traded goals themselves before Ramires and Costa sealed it.
MAN CITY ............0 STOKE CITY ..........1
12 matches at the Etihad Stadium and Old Trafford, and Mark Hughes will savour this victory at his former club, who sacked him in 2009.
QPR ......................1 SUNDERLAND ........0
who was withdrawn from the home starting line-up ahead of a move to London rivals Chelsea – ended that run just before the break.
WEST HAM ............1 SOUTHAMPTON ....3
MORGAN Schneiderlin’s double helped Southampton pick up a first Premier League win under Ronald Koeman.
West Ham led when Mark Noble scored from 30 yards but the Saints equalised through Schneiderlin just before half-time.
Schneiderlin then finished from James Ward-Prowse’s cross before Graziano Pelle added a third on 83 minutes.