The Most Shocking Results from the 2024/25 Season

Ipswich, after Wolves winning yesterday, searching for their first league win of the season. Here's Ben Johnson. Just with the cross, it's headed clear by Romero, but only... Oh, it's an overhead kick from Smodic. Well, Romero thought he had done enough to clear, he had not. And Smodic takes full advantage. Hutchinson has seen off the attention of Ben D'Ancourt. Davies, coming forward for Smodic. Promising for Ipswich. Oh, has it gone into his own goal? It has! Well, this is unbelievable for Ipswich. It's seen off the unfortunate Dragosun. And Ipswich Town, who have yet to win in the Premier League, have a two-goal lead before half-time. There's the header from... Past Nuric. Cam Davies, hook best clear. He was wanting a free kick, it hasn't gone his way, and it hasn't gone for a corner either. Oh, Dragosun, look to win the contact. There's the full-time whistle, and Kieran McKenna, at a club that he has a great fondness for, where he played as a youngster, where he began his coaching journey, and he has got his first Premier League win. Tottenham won. Ipswich 2. ...teams so far meet. It is Liverpool against Nottingham Forest. Hindenburg again. It's smacked against the... Hindenburg. It's Diaz. Oh! What a major, awkward moment there. It's talked about before the game, Liverpool being compact, but look at this from Forest. They're certainly very compact and making it difficult for Liverpool to find a way through. Lange, how about that? He's picked out Hudson-Odoi, those two are making an impression, making a difference. And Hudson-Odoi have snatched the lead at Anfield! 55, Forest's win at Anfield. First time since 1969. Don't you just love it when a plan comes together? Beaten, and Nottingham Forest did such a job on them. Today, the Emirates host the meeting of two clubs who hope they have still another gear to hit. Arsenal against Manchester City, two rivals at the elite end of the game. Can Partey, can Odegaard, can Declan Rice, can they disturb that, disrupt that, and get their own frontman-involved picker? Mistake by Akanji at Kai Havertz to Martin Odegaard against Manchester City for the first time in his career! Arsenal unbeaten in the last three Premier League meetings with today's opponents. It's a good ball from Foden to Savino, and Haaland gets up and he puts it into the back of the net! Erling Haaland scores the 250th goal of his club career! 10% of them now have come this season, that's his 25th Manchester City goal in all competitions this campaign for Haaland. It's a poor ball. Partey will try to take advantage. Thomas Parker, it's for Arsenal! Odegaard. Lewis Skelly. Rice. Still with plenty of red and white shirts in around the Manchester City penalty area here. They know they can't afford to just sit back and defend a 2-1 lead, they've got to try and make it 3. Lewis Skelly! To score his first goal for Arsenal! Immediately Gabriel got it for Arsenal. And now Martinelli. Stones trying to keep up with him here. Havertz on the outside. Kai Havertz! Missed one in the first half! They want to savour this, they want to indulge in some celebration today. Boins the party for Mikel Arteta. As Manchester City, well they've never seen further from the title race themselves. Arsenal 5, Manchester City 1. We're at Old Trafford, the theatre of dreams, where there is rarely a quiet day and nearly always a headline. And we're all set for another fast and furious afternoon's football as Manchester United host Bournemouth. Hashton is there and it's in! Bournemouth silence Old Trafford! And Manchester United's fragility from set-pieces is laid bare once again. On from Christie, neatly done away from Masraoui. Kluivert drives into the gap and down he goes! That's a penalty! Craig Pawson in no doubt at all and Manchester United in a real spot of bother now. It will be Justin Kluivert. And he scores! Bournemouth's penalty-taking expert does it again and it's looking like another very good day out at Old Trafford for the Cherries. Fernandes forward. Kobi Mane who had it and lost it. Semenyo beautifully taken in by Evan Nielsen. Manchester United have to steady the ship here. Watara and Semenyo! A festive cheer at Old Trafford and Manchester United have fallen apart. Christie in his way. Fernandes. Kepa holds and there is the whistle. It's a second successive 3-0 success at Old Trafford. Bournemouth win at Old Trafford by three goals to nil. Over the last decade, Goodison Park has been a happy hunting ground for Spurs but as the sides meet here for the final time, both need a result and performance to kick-start their season. They can't afford to give the ball away cheaply in the midfield like that no matter how many they've got at the back. Here's Calvert-Lewin keeping his feet, working the opportunity and brilliantly slotting it in. What a way to end his and Everton's goal drought. When he is on song, he's a No. 9 of immense quality. Brilliant turn, got the run on Greg. Now taking on Dragosin, going past him. It is the break! Goodison Park is a place revitalised. Calvert-Lewin, Adam Jai, soon in Everton, inside half an hour. His latest one in towards the near post is easily dealt with by Porrer. Henshaw again, hoisting it high, Tarkovsky, unmarked at the far post, Calvert-Lewin! And in for three. Archie Gray, the man, a thing that has touched it over the line for an own goal. On for Kulosevsky. Here comes Song. Maddison, well he got there first. Pickford committing himself, it's Moore. Plenty of defensive cover and chipped brilliantly into the net. There's one back. No celebration from Kulosevsky, but maybe just the merest hit of a lifeline for Spurs. It's been taken quickly. Good ball swept in, there's Richarlison. And it's 3-2. Hurt himself in scoring the goal, but they've got two and a half minutes to mount the most unlikely fight back. Add to the successes here that they've had against Palace and Wolves, and they've done it. A glimmer of light at the end of one tunnel, but darkness envelops the other. Everton 3, Tottenham 2. Yes, the first match at Molineux in this new Premier League season as Wolves host Chelsea. It's the first Chelsea corner. Sent in by Palmos, a decent delivery to the back post. And what a start for Chelsea. What a start for Jackson. Opening two minutes. And Wolves straight out of the box. Wolves sent long towards Jackson. And Wolves might be caught out here. Chelsea! Ignoring, clips it in. Here's Palmer. Chelsea looking for another early goal. Hampton into his right. Palmer slips it in. Chelsea. Chelsea again. Palmer with assists. Will it be a hat-trick for Mane? Worst enemy. And there's Duesbrieck. Oh, finds Palmer. Palmer finds Neto. And Neto. He pulls it back. Felix! Back at Chelsea. Back on a score sheet for Chelsea. Six for Chelsea. It's a memorable new away day for Enzo Maresca. And for Nani Madueke as well. Wolves 2, Chelsea 6. Welcome to Villa Park for today's Premier League encounter between Aston Villa and Newcastle United. Two teams embroiled in the tussle for places in next season's Champions League. Here's McGinn. And it looks for Watkins. And Sandro Tonali is asked to track back. Telemans. Deflection on that. Takes place a fortune for Aston Villa and Ollie Watkins. Cross and it's a good one too. And that is the equalising goal. Nodded in by Fabian Scheer. He was caught in an uncomfortable spot for Watkins' goal. And he has made full amends. 1-1. So it changes in the offing. For Newcastle, Anthony Gordon is going to come on for Jacob Murphy. Watkins. Matson! 2-0. It's what they've been threatening ever since half-time. Watkins. Ramsey. Ramsey is gripped in. The margin now. Space here for Yuri Telemans. And it's Rodgers! And Liberamento away. It was a lovely play from Morgan Rodgers. And oh no! Aston Villa. And a handsome victory at that. Aston Villa 4, Newcastle 1. Welcome to the Vitality Stadium. The Premier League champions are in town. Can AFC Bournemouth take Premier League points off Manchester City for the very first time? Foden goes with him. Kerkés, the young Hungarian, does brilliantly well. And Semenyo scores! An early start for the Cherries. It's Antoine Semenyo. It's a ball from Nilsson! It's the champions. This could be a landmark day for the Cherries. Kovacic. That's a fantastic header from Matt. No chance for Travers. And City are right back in it. In Spain he had big results. An AFC Bournemouth. They're the champions. And at the 22nd time of asking, they have beaten Manchester City. On the banks of the River Trent, the city ground stands proud. Ready to host is Nottingham Forest. Welcome Brighton and Hobart in the Premier League. Alanga. Trying to get away from Lante. It's a play away from danger. But only as far as Gibbs White now. Charging forward here for Forest. Looks to place it. It's all by Dunk. Element of luck to it. But Nottingham Forest are ahead. Alanga takes it. Flicked on is in! White makes it two for Nottingham Forest. Here's Oleraina. Alanga. Chris Wood who gets it. Nottingham Forest enjoying every minute of this first half. Alanga. Charging forward now for Forest. Still going. Chris Wood. Well, they haven't had that many chances in this second half. But when they do get it, they make them count. And Nottingham Forest have got four. And it will be a penalty. I think it's Lante on Gibbs White. Task is up to the top scorer for Forest this season. And Chris Wood makes the hat-trick for him this afternoon. And Nottingham Forest have five. Here's Owonye. Can he make matters worse for Brighton? Still going. Sangari was on his way through. Williams! It just gets better and better for Nottingham Forest. Nottingham Forest are celebrating a sixth goal. We're into nine minutes added on in this game. Here's Jota Silva. Could he make it? Yes, he's got it for Nottingham! Nottingham Forest, seven goals this afternoon. Well, this is a day that Nottingham Forest will remember for a very, very long time. What a performance. Seven goals. So the players emerging here at the Etihad Stadium. Those of Manchester City and Tottenham who've given us such rich entertainment when they've met in recent seasons. Kulasevsky helping to make something of it. And Maddison and Tottenham have snaffled the lead at the Etihad. James Maddison, absolutely spot on. It's Son. And Maddison again. And Maddison doubles Tottenham's lead. What a birthday this is turning into. The Tottenham's creator-in-chief. Son. Kulasevsky again. Spurs have worked this well. And Son is herring forward. And Solanke's available. Solanke for Poirot! And it's three. And the hosts. It's a scarcely believable scoreline. Lots of early departures. And too long since given this one up. Timo Werner. Could be more pain for Tottenham to inflict. He's running at and past Kyle Walker. And Johnson completes the rout. Yes, a rout at the Etihad. But it's one perpetrated by Tottenham Hotspur, the visitors. This will be the most eye-catching scoreline from right across Europe this weekend. That felt. Well, simply unfathomable. Consecutive defeats. For Guardiola for the first time in his career. For Manchester City for the first time in 18 and a half years. Manchester City nil. Tottenham Hotspur four. A week on from celebrations that won't be extinguished any time soon. Attention turns to West London. Chelsea seeking a Champions League place with the newly crowned Premier League champions in town. Lovely touch from Lavia to Palmer. And here is Petronetto. Taking on Sivikas. Enzo Fernandez! What a start for Chelsea! They gave Liverpool the Guard of Honour. But that's just where the hospitality began and ended. Three in the middle. Takes on Sivikas. Brilliant feed. What a block on the line. Endo couldn't keep it up the second time though. Chelsea double their lead. And did Jarrel Kwanzaa get the last touch there into his own net? Van Dijk! Virgil van Dijk! Another header from a corner. And this is going to set up an exciting finish at Stamford Bridge now. Off the field, the ball is still active. Supposedly he's passed. And hang on, they've got a penalty. Cassano's pressure. Supposedly his poor pass created that. Vibration returns. Much satisfaction for Chelsea. But that proves to be the final kick of the game. Chelsea beat Liverpool by three goals to one. For most of Bournemouth's history, a league meeting with the aristocrats of Arsenal would have seemed impossible. Saliba and a decision. Jones. Rob Jones is right down in front of us. And we can see him in earnest discussion. But it is going to be yellow to red. And William Saliba has been sent off for the first time in his senior career. Cook. Kluivert. Christie! Set piece. Cook. Emma Nielsen. And Kivius left it short. Emma Nielsen in. He goes down under the challenge of the goalkeeper. And penalty. This goes in. There doesn't seem to be a way back for the ten men of Arsenal. No, this is the match right here. It's Justin Kluivert. And this is Enes Unal. Oh, didn't see it early enough. Didn't turn his body around. A bit short with the pass also. One of the greatest days in the chequered history of AFC Bournemouth. And a really bad day at the office for Anteta at Arsenal. Bournemouth 2. Arsenal 0. Testing times for Tottenham Hotspur. Tough times as well for Ruud van Nistelrooy's Leicester City. A tense afternoon awaits at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Sarp. Cloreau with a bit of room to measure across towards Richarlison. And Tottenham do get the breakthrough. Richarlison on his first Premier League start of the season. With the best of balls forward now. Two players go down. The play goes on and De Cordova-Reid into the Tottenham penalty area. Sends in the brush. Jamie Vardy brings Leicester City level inside the opening minute of the second half. He's at it again against Tottenham Hotspur. Session turned over. Here's De Cordova-Reid, creator of the Leicester equaliser. El Canoes, how much room does he have here? El Canoes going for goal and he finds it as well. What a turnaround here at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Leicester have come out roaring in this second half. A massive victory for Leicester City and Ruud van Nistelrooy whose side trailed here at half-time. Full-time at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. It finishes Tottenham 1, Leicester City 2. And it's almost more than 20 years since Ipswich last won any Premier League game at Portman Road. Their fans are hoping tonight might be the night. Ipswich have got options here. It's played in towards Delap who goes down. Gorganson's first real telling moment is to possibly give away a penalty. Liam Delap having won the penalty. Now with a golden opportunity for Ipswich. Scores! Portman Road. For a Premier League win at Portman Road. Ipswich 2, Chelsea 0.