The Premier League delivered another thrilling weekend of football, with late goals, red cards, and surprise results shaking up the table.
At Stamford Bridge, Chelsea’s struggles deepened as they fell 3–1 to Brighton. The Blues were reduced to 10 men when Trevoh Chalobah was sent off early in the second half, and Brighton capitalized. Veteran striker Danny Welbeck scored twice, including a stoppage-time clincher, to secure a famous away win. The defeat leaves Chelsea sliding further down the table, while Brighton continue their climb into mid-table safety.
Over at Selhurst Park, Crystal Palace stunned Liverpool with a last-minute winner to seal a 2–1 victory. Palace’s resilience paid off deep into stoppage time when Eddie Nketiah struck to hand the Eagles all three points. The result marked Liverpool’s first defeat of the season, with manager Arne Slot admitting afterward that Palace “deserved the win.”
Meanwhile, in North London, Tottenham Hotspur were denied all three points after Wolves snatched a dramatic equalizer. Santiago Bueno had given Wolves the lead, but Spurs looked to have turned things around before Joao Palhinha netted in the 94th minute to rescue a 1–1 draw for the visitors.
Elsewhere, Manchester City continued their dominance with a 5–1 thrashing of Burnley, powered by a brace from Erling Haaland, who set a new record as the highest-scoring Norwegian in Premier League history.
The results leave the title race wide open, as early surprises suggest this season could be one of the most unpredictable in years.
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