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Arsenal came from behind to beat Chelsea 2-1 at Emirates Stadium, with Martin Odegaard completing the turnaround after Morgan Rogers' early opener.

Chelsea survived a second-half scare to beat Brighton at home. A second-half comeback almost salvaged a point for Brighton away to Chelsea. The home side led 3–0 after 32 minutes but were pegged back by a strike from Malick Yalcouy and a João Pedro own goal. Cole Palmer stretched his side’s lead to two goals late on, before a consolation goal from Brighton’s Pascal Groß. New-Look Chelsea Impress Going Forward Xabi Alonso’s side looked impressive in front of goal in their open

Chelsea enter the fixture aiming to make it three wins from three competitive matches under new head coach Xabi Alonso, while Brighton arrive in west London after making an emphatic statement on the opening weekend with a 4–0 victory over Aston Villa. The two sides have already produced contrasting but positive moments during the opening stages of the season. Chelsea began their Premier League campaign with a 3–2 victory over Fulham before following it with a 2–0 Carabao Cup