EPL: Man City give lesson to Ipswich, Arsenal take important win

Manchester City needed just four minutes to wake Ipswich Town up from a dream start and bring them crashing back to reality at the Ethiad Stadium on Saturday afternoonIpswich impressed for an hour against Liverpool last weekend and took a seventh minute lead when Sam Szmodics scored with a low shot reported XinhuaTheir time in dreamland lasted the five minutes needed for Erling Haaland to level from the penalty spot and two minutes later Kevin de Bruyne put City ahead before turning provider for Haaland to make it 31 after 16 minutesPep Guardiolas side were in complete control against their newly promoted rivals and Ilkay Gundogan made his return to action in the second half before Haaland completed his tenth Man City hattrick two minutes from timeElshwhere second half goals from Leandro Trossard and Thomas Partey gave Arsenal a 20 win away to Aston VillaAlso ReadLearning techniques of a new sport Manu Bhaker shares post with Suryakumar YadavThe home side saw Ollie Watkins miss a great first half chance to put them ahead but after the break substitute Trossard scored from a Bukayo Saka pullback and Partey assured a big win with a low shot from outside the areaBrighton made it two wins in two games with a 21 win at home to Manchester United thanks to a first half goal from veteran former United striker Danny Welbeck after 32 minutes and a late finish from Joao PedroAmad Diallo equalized for Erik ten Hags men after the hour and they were unlucky not to go ahead after Alejandro Garnachos closerange finish was ruled out after the ball brushed the offside Joshua Zirkzee with 20 minutes leftJoao Pedros far post header five minutes into injury time gave Brighton all three points and Ten Hag will look at his defense who allowed the Brighton player to steal in completely unmarked to scoreTottenham cruised to a 40 win at home to a desperate Everton who have now conceded seven goals in their first two games of the seasonBack in favor Yves Bissouma put Tottenham ahead with a thumping shot and then a rare error from Jordan Pickford gifted a second to Son HeungMin after 25 minutesJames Maddison set up Cristian Romero for Spurs third in the 71st minute before Son netted his second of the gameSecond half goals from Tomas Soucek and Jarrod Bowen saw West Ham bounce back from last weekends defeat to Aston Villa with a 20 win away to Crystal Palace who have still to click after their positive end to last seasonAlex Iwobi gave Fulham their first win of the campaign as they beat Leicester City 21 Record signing Emile Smith Rowe put Fulham ahead in the 18th minute and although Wout Faes gave Leicester hope with their 38th minute equalizer Iwobis effort was decisiveMorgan GibbsWhite scored the only goal of the game as Nottingham Forest won 10 away to Southampton with the forward poaching from the edge of the sixyard box as Southampton failed to deal with a cornerThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever