Saturday, 26/09/15:

Leicester City   2 vs 5    Arsenal
Vardy 13′, 89′                   Walcott 18′
                                          Alexis 33′, 57′, 81′
                                          Giroud 90+3

Liverpool        3 vs 2       Aston Villa
Milner 2′                            Gestede 66′, 71′
Sturridge 59′, 67′

Manchester United 3 vs 0 Sunderland
Depay 45+3
Rooney 46′
Mata 90′

Newcastle United 2 vs 2 Chelsea
Ayoze Perez 42′                  Ramires 79′
Wijnaldum 60′                    Willian 86′

Southampton 3 vs 1 Swansea City
Van Dijk 11′                 Sigurdsson (Pen) 83′
Tadic 54′
Mané 61′

Stoke City    2 vs 1    Bournemouth
Walters 32′                  Gosling 76′
M. B. Diouf 83′

Tottenham Hotspur 4 vs 1 Manchester City
Dier 45′                                    De Bruyne 25′
Alderweireld 50′
Kane 58′
Lamela 79′

West Ham United 2 vs 2 Norwich City
Sakho 33′                             Brady 9′
Kouyaté 90+3                     Redmond 83′

Sunday, 27/09/15:

Watford 0 vs 1 Crystal Palace
                            Cabaye (Pen) 71′

Monday, 28/09/15:

West Bromwich Albion 2 vs 3 Everton
Berahino 41′                                 Lukaku 55′, 84′
Dawson 54′                                  Koné 75′

So, at the end of week 7, here are the main talking points from this weekend:

Manchester United now sit at the top of the table, but can they possibly win The Premier League this season? (Mishter Van Gaal Shertainly thinks sho!)

Goal droughts were ended left right and center by Harry Kane, Wayne Rooney and Alexis Sanchez this weekend, can they help fire there teams to glory this season?

Jamie Vardy continued to perform well for Leicester and placed himself as current top scorer with 6 goals in just 7 games. England starting place for him soon perhaps?

With the 3 offside decisions that led to goals being wrongly given in Spurs’ 4-1 win over City (2 for Spurs and 1 for City) is it about time that we consider bringing new officials to The Premier League? (Especially after Mike Dean’s tragic antics last weekend too!)

And finally …

Maybe Jose Mourinho should focus more on how his team are performing rather than slate Arsene Wenger every game? Big difference between 14th in the league and 4th in the league really …

What are your thoughts on the weekends results?
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Posted by Arron Fôn Evans.