Premier League Matchday 11: City humiliate Liverpool, Arsenal stunned with late equalizer

The latest weekend of Premier League action delivered seismic shifts at both ends of the table, confirming the title race remains a compelling battle while injecting new life into the relegation scrap. The focus was firmly on the top two, who both faced significant challenges that tested their credentials and dramatically altered the gap between them.

 

Beyond the summit, the fight for European places intensified with several mid-table sides delivering crucial, high-scoring victories. A massive derby lived up to its billing with late-game drama that salvaged a point for both contenders, while an emotionally charged victory helped one embattled club climb out of the bottom three, setting the stage for a fiercely contested international break.

 

Here’s what you missed on a packed Matchday 11:

 

Manchester City 3 – 0 Liverpool

 

In the Matchday’s biggest fixture, Manchester City secured a massive win at the Etihad. City dominated from the start, with goals from Julián Álvarez (33′) and a brace from Erling Haaland (58′, 81′). The comfortable victory was a significant blow to Liverpool’s title ambitions and propelled City up the table, closing the gap on the leaders.

Twelve rounds of pure action — Melvin Jerusalem vs Siyakholwa Kuse was a close, back-and-forth fight that had momentum swinging both ways.
Jerusalem dug deep to edge the decision in an entertaining main event. pic.twitter.com/eLjX4qZmFK

— Wasim Mather (That Boxing Guy) (@WMboxingmedia) November 2, 2025

 

 

Sunderland 2 – 2 Arsenal

 

League leaders Arsenal saw their long winning streak and impressive run of clean sheets come to an end at the Stadium of Light. Former Arsenal defender Dan Ballard headed Sunderland in front (36′), ending Arsenal’s goal drought. Goals from Bukayo Saka (54′) and Leandro Trossard (76′) looked to have secured an Arsenal win, but Brian Brobbey stabbed home a dramatic 90+4th-minute equalizer to share the points.

 

Tottenham Hotspur 2 – 2 Manchester United

 

A chaotic and dramatic North London affair saw the points shared after three goals were scored deep into the final minutes. Bryan Mbeumo fired United ahead (32′), but Tottenham’s second-half substitutes proved pivotal, with Mathys Tel (84′) and Richarlison (90+1′) completing a sensational turnaround. However, United defender Matthijs de Ligt powered home a 90+6th-minute header from a corner to snatch a point for the visitors.

 

Chelsea 3 – 0 Wolverhampton Wanderers

 

Chelsea delivered a confident performance at Stamford Bridge against managerless Wolves. All of Chelsea’s goals came in a dominant second half, with strikes from Malo Gusto (49′) and João Pedro (68′), before Pedro Neto (77′) completed the scoring. The win moved the Blues closer to the top four spots.

 

West Ham United 3 – 2 Burnley

 

West Ham edged a five-goal thriller at the London Stadium to secure back-to-back wins. The Hammers took the lead through Callum Wilson (24′) and Jarrod Bowen (43′). While Burnley fought back to level the score in the second half, West Ham’s captain Kurt Zouma headed in a corner (85′) to seal a massive three points and move West Ham out of the relegation zone.

 

Everton 2 – 0 Fulham

 

Everton picked up a much-needed home victory at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Idrissa Gueye prodded home the opener after a scramble in the box (45+3′) just before halftime. Michael Keane wrapped up the points (81′) by turning in a corner, ensuring a solid win for David Moyes’ side against a struggling Fulham.

 

Aston Villa 4 – 0 AFC Bournemouth

 

Aston Villa put on a blistering display at Villa Park. The goals flowed freely for the home side, with a brace from Leon Bailey (14′, 61′) alongside strikes from Douglas Luiz (38′) and Ollie Watkins (72′). Villa dominated Bournemouth from start to finish, recording a huge win that launches them into the top half of the table.

 

Brentford 3 – 1 Newcastle United

 

Brentford secured an excellent home victory at the Gtech Community Stadium. The Bees were clinical in front of goal, with strikes from Neal Maupay (33′) and a quick second-half brace from Igor Julio (61′, 77′). The win was a major statement, moving Brentford up the table and compounding Newcastle’s inconsistent start to the season.

 

Nottingham Forest 3 – 1 Leeds United

 

Forest secured a crucial win over fellow strugglers Leeds United at the City Ground. Divock Origi scored twice (22′, 55′) to give Forest a comfortable lead before Taiwo Awoniyi sealed the points (79′). The victory helped Forest climb out of the bottom three, putting pressure on the teams below them.

 

Crystal Palace 0 – 0 Brighton & Hove Albion

 

The M23 derby ended in a tight, goalless draw at Selhurst Park. Both teams were tactically disciplined and cancelled each other out, with chances at a premium. The defensive stalemate meant both sides took a point, leaving them firmly in the middle of the table.

 

The league table as of Nov. 10:

 

Pos	Team	Played (P)	Points (Pts)	Goal Difference (GD)	Wins (W)	Draws (D)	Losses (L)
1	Arsenal	11	26	+15	8	2	1
2	Manchester City	11	22	+15	7	1	3
3	Chelsea	11	20	+10	6	2	3
4	Tottenham Hotspur	11	18	+9	5	3	3
5	AFC Bournemouth	11	18	-1	5	3	3
6	Aston Villa	11	18	+3	5	3	3
7	Sunderland	11	18	+4	5	3	3
8	Manchester United	11	18	+1	5	3	3
9	Liverpool	11	18	+1	6	0	5
10	Crystal Palace	11	17	+5	4	5	2
11	Brighton & Hove Albion	11	16	+2	4	4	3
12	Brentford	11	16	+0	5	1	5
13	Everton	11	14	-1	4	2	5
14	Newcastle United	11	12	-3	3	3	5
15	Leeds United	11	11	-8	3	2	6
16	Fulham	11	11	-4	3	2	6
17	Nottingham Forest	11	9	-10	2	3	6
18	West Ham United	11	10	-10	3	1	7
19	Burnley	11	10	-8	3	1	7
20	Wolverhampton W.	11	2	-18	0	2	9

 

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