Football Tracker: Barça left frustrated and Arsenal finally beat City
23:00 BST - That's a wrap on another intriguing and exciting weekend of footy!
The domestic leagues are now taking a break ahead of the next set of international fixtures - we'll be seeing you soon.
22:55 BST - Is Erling Haaland at fault for Manchester City's slump? Can Tottenham dare to dream? And can Manchester United now begin to look forward?
Take a look at the key talking points as the Premier League now breaks up for international action.
22:03 BST - Barcelona have clawed it back late on to claim a 2-2 draw with a remarkably late 94th-minute winner ruled out for offside by VAR.
Read our report from the match here.
20:33 BST - In Spain, Barcelona have just gone two down away to Granada.
They conceded the first after just 17 seconds!
20:11 BST - Arsenal's Mikel Arteta was full of pride for his players after their 1-0 win over Manchester City:
"It is a special one. It has been a long time since the club beat Manchester City," Arteta said.
"We felt today could be the day but we needed a big performance from everyone and we had that.
Read more on his comments - plus Pep Guardiola's - here.
19:45 BST - In Germany, Bayern Munich breezed past Freiburg to maintain their unbeaten start to the season in the Bundesliga.
18:50 BST - Goalscorer Gabriel Martinelli put Arsenal's victory over Manchester City down to the effort of the whole team.
He told Sky Sports: "I am not the man. I think everyone has a part in this victory. I scored the goal but it was the whole team and the staff and everyone. I am happy and the team is too."
18:34 BST - That late win for Arsenal moves them into second place in the table on 20 points heading into the international break.
Level on goal difference, the Gunners only trail leaders Tottenham on goals scored.
18:25 BST - FULL-TIME! Arsenal have finally beaten Manchester City in the Premier League, ending their run of 12 straight defeats to them.
Gabriel Martinelli's deflected strike after 86 minutes proved to be the difference in an edgy encounter in North London.
18:15 BST - BREAKTHROUGH AT THE EMIRATES! Arsenal have broken the deadlock through substitute Gabriel Martinelli, whose shot takes a huge deflection off of Nathan Ake and cannons into the net.
17:23 BST - The game is waiting to burst into life, but Arsenal and Manchester City head into half-time at 0-0.
City had two chances in quick succession - Josko Gvardiol seeing a header cleared off the line before Nathan Ake fired an effort over the bar.
The game's major flashpoint has seen Mateo Kovacic fortunate not to see red, first for a poor challenge on Martin Odegaard then catching Declan Rice late.
16:05 BST - The lineups are in ahead of the big one between Arsenal and Manchester City and the key news is Bukayo Saka is not in the Gunners' squad after being unable to shake off an injury.
16:03 BST - We've reached full-time in the afternoon Premier League fixtures.
Brighton and Liverpool have shared the spoils after a see-saw battle at the Amex Stadium which ended 2-2.
West Ham scored a late equaliser to draw by the same scoreline against Newcastle, while Wolves survived the final moments of their match in stoppage time to draw 1-1 with Aston Villa.
15:50 BST - West Ham have squared things up against Newcastle. Mohammed Kudus registers his first Premier League goal for the club to set up a grandstand finish at the London Stadium.
15:40 BST - Equaliser for Brighton! The Seagulls have been pushing and their efforts have been rewarded. Their captain Lewis Dunk crashes home in the penalty area after a whipped free kick.
15:22 BST - Newcastle have hit back against West Ham and Alexander Isak grabs the leveller and the go-ahead goal in quick fashion. The Magpies have turned the game on its head.
15:15 BST - Breakthrough in the game at Molineux between Wolves and Aston Villa and both sides have found the back of the net in quick succession.
Wolves went ahead through Hwang Hee-Chan's finish in close before Villa responded instantly with a poked effort from Pau Torres following a free kick.
14:55 BST - We've reached the break in the 2pm fixtures. Liverpool have fought back from a goal down to lead Brighton 2-1 thanks to a quick-fire double from Mohamed Salah.
West Ham are 1-0 up against Newcastle, while Wolves and Aston Villa are deadlocked.
And a result to bring you from Scotland with Rangers earning a simple 3-0 win over 10-man St Mirren to move up to second in the Scottish Premiership table.
14:48 BST - Liverpool now lead! Salah scores again and it's via the penalty spot this time, finishing confidently past the goalkeeper. The Reds have turned this one around right before half-time.
14:42 BST - Equaliser for Liverpool and it's clinical from the visitors! They win the ball in midfield and Mohamed Salah converts low and hard after a clever dummy from Harvey Elliott from Darwin Nunez's pass.
14:24 BST - Brighton open the scoring against Liverpool! It's an unwelcome return to the Amex Stadium for Alexis Mac Allister after being caught in possession by Simon Adingra, who curls a low effort past Alisson.
14:14 BST - The first goal of the afternoon is in and West Ham are the ones to get it. Tomas Soucek taps into the corner after receiving a square pass from Emerson.
14:05 BST - It's go time. Premier League action is underway for the day and you can follow each game with our dedicated live commentary via the links below:
13:10 BST - The team news is in ahead of the three 2pm fixtures in the Premier League today:
10:30 BST - Manchester United's sensational comeback win against Brentford must be a turning point for the Old Trafford club after a woeful start to the season, manager Erik ten Hag said.
United recovered from a goal down at home to secure a 2-1 victory in the Premier League on Saturday thanks to two stoppage-time goals by substitute Scott McTominay.
07:00 BST - Another top day of Premier League action awaits with four intriguing games scheduled.
The pick of the bunch is Arsenal's clash with Manchester City at 4.30pm after the 2pm fixtures of Brighton v Liverpool, West Ham v Newcastle and Wolves v Aston Villa.
In Scotland, Rangers travel to face second-placed St Mirren for a lunchtime kick-off.
Saturday, October 8th
22:39 BST - That's a wrap for us this evening but we'll be back tomorrow for more, including that mouthwatering tie between Arsenal and Manchester City.
Here's how the Premier League looks going into Sunday's fixtures:
21:00 BST - Tottenham's superb start to Ange Postecoglou's first season in charge has awoken some faint dreams of an unexpected title challenge.
While that may yet prove beyond Tottenham, the Australian has undoubtedly had a huge impact on a club that was in turmoil when he arrived from Celtic.
"The players want to change the destiny of this football club and that is what they are trying to do on the pitch," Postecoglou said.
"It's going alright, but we're in October and still have a lot of work to do."
Read more on Spurs' win against Luton here.
20:37 BST - There were a few big results in the Championship this afternoon.
Middlesbrough continued their resurgence with a pasting of an in-form and much-fancied Sunderland at the Stadium of Light, while QPR suffered a heavy loss at home to Blackburn.
Catch our full round-up of the action in England's second tier here.
20:21 BST - In Scotland, Celtic have extended their lead at the top of the Premiership to eight points, while a fiercely contested Edinburgh derby also ended all square.
Here's how the table is shaping up there:
20:01 BST - Mauricio Pochettino has urged Raheem Sterling to prove England boss Gareth Southgate wrong after the Chelsea forward inspired Saturday's 4-1 rout of Burnley.
Speaking after the match, he told reporters: "I think a player with his experience knows he needs to perform and to show the manager of the national team he was wrong in the decision.
"Only with performances and scoring goals is he going to show he deserved to go."
Read more of his post-match comments here.
19:28 BST - It's all over at Selhurst Park and it's finished 0-0 between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest.
Not the worst goalless draw in the world but neither side could make their chances count.
Read our full report from the match here.
18:59 BST - Scott McTominay described his late heroics in Manchester United's dramatic win over Brentford as one of his favourite moments of his career:
"That would be one of my favourite moments on a football pitch. It was incredible," said McTominay.
"Everyone knows we're in a difficult situation at the minute but we've got fighters. The manager probably said 'go on and score' and thankfully I could repay that."
Read more on the aftermath of that match right here.
18:53 BST - Over in Spain, Jude Bellingham was at it again with another double as Real Madrid beat Osasuna to move top of La Liga.
Read our report from the match here.
18:19 BST - Not much to write home about in this evening kick-off between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest.
A game of few chances but Forest fashioned the best when Morgan Gibbs-White's lobbed effort came back off the post.
17:20 BST - The Premier League action continues into the evening with Crystal Palace hosting Nottingham Forest at Selhurst Park.
Follow the match with our live commentary service here.
17:09 BST - Absolutely breathless. It's full-time in this afternoon's Premier League games.
Manchester United scored twice in stoppage time to defeat Brentford 2-1, while Chelsea produced a dominant second-half display to beat Burnley 4-1.
Everton cruised to a 3-0 win over Bournemouth and Fulham sealed a 3-1 win against Sheffield United.
16:58 BST - THEY HAVE FOUND A WINNER! Manchester United are ahead and it's McTominay again, who scores a second in stoppage time with a deft header to win it for the Red Devils! Incredible.
16:55 BST - Equaliser in stoppage time for Manchester United against Brentford! Scott McTominay steps up with a composed finish and with three or so minutes remaining, can either side find a winner?
16:50 BST - Fulham have retaken the lead against Sheffield United and it's a strange one. Tom Cairney lines up a strike from distance, slips and it looks like the ball clips off his standing leg and loops off the underside of the crossbar and in off Wes Foderingham. They all count!
16:40 BST - It's an equaliser for Sheffield United at Fulham and it's an own goal after Antonee Robinson turns into his own net. All square with over 20 minutes to go at Craven Cottage.
16:35 BST - It's a scoring frenzy for Chelsea at Burnley! It's 4-1 now and substitute Nicolas Jackson gets in on the act to pile more misery on the Clarets.
16:25 BST - The deadlock has been broken between Fulham and Sheffield United and it's the hosts who open the scoring through Bobby De Cordova-Reid. They had been knocking on the door for that one.
Meanwhile, Chelsea have added a bit of breathing room at Turf Moor through Raheem Sterling, who tallies to make the score 3-1 now.
16:23 BST - They're having fun at Goodison Park - 3-0 to Everton against Bournemouth and Abdoulaye Doucoure gets on the scoresheet in what should theoretically be game over.
16:10 BST - Chelsea take the lead at Burnley! Raheem Sterling is hacked down in the penalty area and the resulting spot kick is converted by Cole Palmer. The Blues have turned this one around.
16:00 BST - Away from England and into Scotland, Celtic are cruising with a 2-0 lead at home to Kilmarnock while Hearts are one up against Hibernian in the Edinburgh derby.
15:55 BST - Time for a breather in three of the four Premier League games this afternoon.
Manchester United trail 1-0 at home to Brentford and were jeered off the pitch by their own supporters, while Burnley and Chelsea are level at 1-1. Everton are sitting comfortably with a 2-0 lead against Bournemouth.
The final match of the afternoon - Fulham v Sheffield United - is still in progress with 14 minutes of additional time as a result of a nasty ankle injury sustained by Blades defender Chris Basham. Both sides remain goalless.
15:43 BST - Equaliser for Chelsea against Burnley! It comes via an own goal by Ameen Al Dakhil after some good work by Raheem Sterling and the Blues are level a few minutes before half-time at Turf Moor.
15:40 BST - Everton double their lead against Bournemouth and what a goal it is. Jack Harrison with a peach on the half-volley to give the Toffees some breathing room.
15:30 BST - Manchester United trail! Brentford take the lead at Old Trafford through Mathias Jensen after a giveaway by Casemiro and a miscued clearance from Victor Lindelof.
15:17 BST - Burnley lead against Chelsea! Eighteen-year-old forward Wilson Odobert puts the Clarets ahead with a driven shot into the corner.
15:12 BST - The first goal of the afternoon is in and Everton have opened the scoring against Bournemouth through James Garner. That's the start Sean Dyche will have been looking for.
14:52 BST - Almost ready to go for the four 3pm matches in the Premier League, all of which have dedicated live audio commentary via the links below:
14:30 BST - Full-time at Kenilworth Road and the 10 men of Tottenham hold on to claim a gritty 1-0 win against Luton.
Micky van de Ven's second-half goal was enough for Spurs to stretch their unbeaten run in the Premier League to eight games, all while going top of the table.
Catch our report of the match here.
A miserable afternoon for Sunderland in the Championship, though, suffering a 4-0 drubbing at home in the Tees-Wear derby to Middlesbrough.
13:45 BST - GOAL! The 10 men of Spurs open the scoring through defender Micky van de Ven, who slots home coolly after some super play down the byline from James Maddison.
13:35 BST - In the early Championship game, it's 0-0 between Sunderland and Middlesbrough. The Black Cats were dealt a blow when they were reduced to 10 men shortly before half-time when Daniel Neill was shown a second yellow card.
13:25 BST - The whistle sounds for half-time at Kenilworth Road and while it is goalless between Luton and Tottenham, plenty has happened in between.
Here are the stats at the break.
13:30 BST - Tottenham are down to 10 men! Yves Bissouma - already on a yellow card - receives a second for simulation and you have to say it is completely deserved.
Spurs have had the majority of the play but are now a man light, which could now give Luton a huge boost.
13:12 BST - Luton think they have the lead but it looks like it's going to be chalked off! Tom Lockyer heads in a bizarre rebound from a looping ball but the goal is disallowed for a push in the build-up. That's a warning for Spurs...
13:00 BST - Over halfway through the opening period between Luton and Tottenham and the score is still deadlocked, much to the visitors' frustration.
Spurs have created a shedload of chances with two of the best falling to Richarlison, who was unable to convert either. Luton have hung in there though and have grown into it.
12:25 BST - Almost set to go at Kenilworth Road between Luton and Tottenham in the first Premier League fixture of the day.
You can follow the match and listen to our live audio commentary here.
08:40 BST - Away from the Premier League, a busy afternoon in the Championship kicks off with Sunderland v Middlesbrough at the Stadium of Light.
Across Europe and into Germany, Borussia Dortmund play Union Berlin and RB Leipzig host Bochum.
In Italy, Inter Milan host Bologna in the afternoon, before the Turin derby between Juventus and Torino and AC Milan's trip to Genoa.
And finally in Spain, Real Madrid host Osasuna and Sevilla play Rayo Vallecano.
07:00 BST - Not as packed as last weekend's eight-match Premier League schedule, but there are still six games to dig into today.
The action kicks off at Kenilworth Road where Luton take on high-flying Tottenham, followed by four 3pm matches which see Chelsea and Manchester United play, before Crystal Palace host Nottingham Forest at 5.30pm.
