Week 3 Around Europe: Arsenal Edge Chelsea, Barcelona Roll, Juventus Snatch Late Drama
Premier League, La Liga and Serie A talking points from the weekend — Manchester City and Arsenal remain flawless, Lamine Yamal ran riot against Valencia once more, and Fabio Grosso's brief Fiorentina reign ended after three straight losses.

Arsenal 2–1 Chelsea — Gunners preserve unbeaten run alongside Manchester City
Arsenal protected their flawless start to the campaign with a gritty home win against Chelsea. The Blues went ahead via Rogers, but the hosts hit back before half-time as Havertz tucked in a fine equaliser. After the break, Ødegaard — eventually named Player of the Match — settled it with a strike that lifted the Emirates off its seats. The win stretches Arsenal's league unbeaten streak against Chelsea to ten meetings (7W 3D).

Manchester United 2–2 Everton — Naylor's late leveller denies the visitors
United headed to Merseyside chasing the early pacesetters, but a scoreless opening period — highlighted by a Fernandes effort against the woodwork and no shortage of Rashford flair — erupted after the interval. Mbeumo broke the deadlock with a curling solo strike, George drew the hosts level, and Sesko steered United back in front late on. Yet Everton had the last say: Naylor's stoppage-time finish made it level and shared the spoils.

Barcelona 5–0 Valencia — Yamal double, Fermín strike and assist, four wins on the spin
Another weekend, another demolition job from Hansi Flick's Barcelona. Lamine Yamal opened the scoring inside the first few minutes, Fermín made it two before the break, and the second half became a formality — Raphinha tapped home, Pedri rifled in a fourth, and Yamal smashed a fifth to close out the rout. Barça's 17 goals across four matchweeks equals the club record set in 1957/58 and equalled by Guardiola's 2011/12 team. Valencia, meanwhile, sit on a single point from four outings and face growing unrest beyond the Mestalla walls.

Juventus 1–1 AC Milan — Gatti's added-time header salvages a point
A tense Derby d'Italia finished with the Allianz rocking. Chukwueze teed up Alfa-Cissé to put Milan ahead with a low drive from the edge of the area early in the second half, and the Rossoneri looked poised to carry all three points back to Lombardy. But deep into stoppage time, Gatti rose above everyone from a corner and headed Juventus level — delirium in Turin, frustration in the away section. A point that likely pleases both managers more than it fully satisfies them.

Matchweek 3 — Manchester City and Arsenal the only sides still flawless
Three rounds down, and the title picture already looks familiar. Manchester City and Arsenal both collected maximum points to sit on nine, with Hull City the surprise occupant of third on seven. Chelsea are fourth, Liverpool sixth, Manchester United eleventh, and Spurs — yes, Spurs — linger in the relegation places after a solitary point from their opening three games.

Ødegaard named Player of the Match — a perfect week for Arsenal
After his decisive goal against Chelsea, Martin Ødegaard earned the Man of the Match award — the Norwegian skipper lifted the prize in the dressing room once the whistle blew. Arsenal's official accounts shared the photo on social media, rounding off a weekend that leaves the Gunners as one of just two English sides with a 100% record through three matches.

Marcus Rashford hits 300 Premier League games — 23rd youngest ever
Aged 28 years and 10 months, Marcus Rashford ran out at Hill Dickinson Stadium for his 300th Premier League appearance — placing him 23rd on the list of the competition's youngest ever to reach the mark. The roll is headed by Wayne Rooney, James Milner and Gareth Barry; Rashford sits just behind names like Steven Gerrard and Rio Ferdinand, joining a select group of English forwards to pair such longevity with that return.

Fiorentina and Fabio Grosso go their separate ways — Serie A's first dismissal of the campaign
Three games, three losses, no points, one scored, nine conceded — and now the opening managerial casualty of the Serie A season. Fiorentina announced on Monday they had ended their association with 48-year-old boss Fabio Grosso, who had only taken the Viola job in June. His successor walks into immediate scrutiny, with a fixture list that offers little respite ahead.

Valencia supporters demand a change at the top — protests outside Mestalla
Roughly 2,000 Valencia fans assembled outside Mestalla on Saturday night to call on majority owner Peter Lim to sell up. The protests — and a walkout by part of the stadium's ultra group in the 19th minute — followed one point from four league fixtures and a transfer window that delivered nothing. Peter Lim's son, Lim Wee-Jay, sat in the directors' box and was spotted in conversation with Barcelona president Joan Laporta, stoking further tension on a tense evening for the home faithful.

Fiorentina's wretched start ends with a change in the dugout
Bottom of the table with three defeats from three and a goal difference that paints an honest picture, Fiorentina's brief flirtation with Grosso is over — the hunt for a replacement is already on, and whoever takes the Franchi hot seat next inherits a squad needing both a tactical reboot and a confidence boost before the international break.
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