Liverpool win, Man City bounce back in Premier League

Everton's Marco Silva is also in danger of the sack after goals from Todd Cantwell and Denis Srbeny gave Norwich (who had kicked off bottom of the table) their first away win of the season in Goodison Park.

Norwich's win took them above Watford, whose improvement under Quique Sanchez Flores hit a brick wall as they lost 3-0 at home to Burnley who took the points with second half goals from Chris Wood, Ashley Barnes and James Tarkowski.

There were two second half goals in Brighton as James Vardy and Ayoze Perez rewarded another impressive display to keep Leicester City second, while Wolves continue with their quiet improvement with a 2-1 win in Bournemouth.

Joao Moutinho and Raul Jimenez had already put Wolves 2-0 up before Simon Francis red card for Bournemouth made the visitors' task of extending their unbeaten run to 8 games even easier.

Sunday ended with perhaps the most entertaining match of the weekend as Sheffield United and Manchester United shared six goals at Bramall Lane. John Flack and Lys Mousett put Sheffield 2-0 up with goals after 19 and 52 minutes only for Manchester United to bounce back with three goals in seven minutes as Brandon Williams, Mason Greenwood and Marcos Rashford put them ahead with goals between the 72nd and 79th minute.

The points looked as if they would go back to Manchester but Ollie McBurnie volleyed past David de Gea in the last minute to assure the a share of the points.