Premier League Matchday 11 review and key results from the weekend

Manchester United lost away to Bournemouth, Arsenal once again failed to hold on to a lead while Sheffield United continue to defy expectations- The Premier League Matchday 11 had it all. We look at some of the key matches from the weekend where Manchester City and Liverpool both left it late to wrap up victories.

Premier League Matchday 11: Bournemouth 1-0 Manchester United

Manchester United's winning streak was brought to an abrupt halt at the Vitality Stadium when former player Joshua KIng's well-taken strike was enough to beat United. United have now amassed just 13 points from their opening 11 games of the league - their lowest tally since the 1986/87 season.

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Premier League Matchday 11: Manchester City 2-1 Southampton

Manchester City were far from their fluid best against Southampton but late goals from Sergio Aguero and Kyle Walker ensured they remain in touching distance of table-toppers Liverpool. James Ward-Prowse gave a shock lead to the visitors in the first half after an error by Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson, but City's continued onslaught pinned back Southampton to such an extent that a goal looked inevitable.

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Premier League Matchday 11: Aston Villa 1-2 Liverpool

Liverpool's stunning start to the season continued with a last-gasp win over Aston Villa. An early goal by Trezeguet looked to have sealed a famous victory for Aston Villa but goals from Andy Robertson in the 87th minute and Sadio Mane in the 95th minute meant Liverpool were left smiling in the end.

Premier League Matchday 11: Watford 1-2 Chelsea

Tammy Abraham and Christian Pulisic were on target for Chelsea as Frank Lampard's side inflicted more misery on the Hornets. Watford are now winless in their opening 11 games and newly appointed Quique Sanchez Flores will need a miracle to turn their season around. 

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Premier League Matchday 11: Everton 1-1 Tottenham

The draw against Spurs would have been a very good result for Everton had Andre Gomes not been injured. The horrific injury, however, did happen which left both the sides distraught and distressed in the aftermath of the game. The Portuguese international is now set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines with an ankle injury.

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