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Manchester City survived a remarkable eight-goal thriller at the Etihad Stadium, beating Sunderland 5-3 to maintain their place at the top of the Premier League. Enzo Fernández gave City an early lead before Brian Brobbey struck twice to twice bring Sunderland level, while Rayan Cherki and Antoine Semenyo put the hosts back in front.

Opening day of the brand-new season. A sold-out Portman Road, with the fans buzzing with excitement ahead of their return to the Premier League, welcomed Sunderland, and the action certainly didn’t disappoint. Despite the early enthusiasm, it was nearly the nightmare start, as it was the Black Cats who had the first big chance of the game. Within the third minute, Brian Brobbey was sent through on goal, only to be denied by a brilliant block from Leif Davis. After coming thro

Everton’s final game at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this season ended in disappointing fashion, as they fell to a 3–1 defeat against a Sunderland side still dreaming of European football in their first season back in the Premier League. It was a poor performance from David Moyes’ men in the Scotsman’s 753rd Premier League game as a manager, with the Toffees collapsing late on against the Black Cats after taking a one-goal lead. The home side went in front just before half-time