A frenetic and very enjoyable opening 20 minutes with chances at both ends. The game then settled down, and became much more cagey.

As ref was about to send them all off for oranges and a pep talk, Ter Stegen’s mistake opened up the goal for Carrasco who didn’t waste it.

Carrasco received a long pass in midfield, Ter Stegen tried to play sweeper keeper but couldn’t clear the ball, and Yannick scored from 40 yards with ease.

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Federico Bernardeschi had a goal ruled offside before Cristiano Ronaldo bagged a quick brace to give Juventus the 2-0 lead over Cagliari.

Federico Bernardeschi fired in at the end of a wonderful team move on 12 minutes, but it was disallowed because Alvaro Morata was offside on the assist.

Cuadrado laid off a ball for Dejan Kulusevski to fire inches wide of the far post, while Bernardeschi’s first-time strike was straight at Alessio Cragno.

Juventus finally made the pressure count, as Ronaldo cut inside from the left and fired a right-foot rocket into the far bottom corner. The assist was provided by Morata.

Moments later, it was 2-0 for the Bianconeri and Ronaldo was on target yet again. A corner was flicked on by Merih Demiral to the back post, it was slightly behind Ronaldo, so he improvised by leaning his leg back to flick it in from seven yards.

Juventus: Buffon; Cuadrado, Demiral, De Ligt, Danilo; Kulusevski, Arthur, Rabiot, Bernardeschi; Morata, Ronaldo

Cagliari: Cragno; Pisacane, Klavan, Walukiewicz; Zappa, Marin, Rog, Tripaldelli; Joao Pedro, Ounas; Simeone

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta said he wants to find out who leaked details of the training ground scrap between David Luiz and Dani Ceballos.

He said: “I don’t like the fact that that incident comes out at all.

“And I will find out where it is coming from and if that is the case, that goes completely against what I expect from each other, the privacy and the confidentiality that we need, and there will be consequences.”

When asked if he will address his staff regarding the matter, the Spaniard replied: “Yes.”

Giovani Lo Celso scored with his first touch of the game against Man City.

It took him just 35 seconds after coming off the bench.

It’s the perfect impact for Lo Celso. Kane had space to turn on the halfway line, and he fed the ball through for the substitute.

Lo Celso’s first touch on his left foot set up a shooting chance, and he placed it past Ederson with the second touch.

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Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has highlighted the determination of his teammates to win at St. James’ Park as the key for defeated uneasy foes Newcastle, especially after “the international break”.

The Blues recorded two goals in the match, one an own goal in the first half and the second goal in the second half through Abraham after a blistering run by Timo Werner.

The striker said: “Fantastic result, we dug deep. Coming here is never a easy place to come and get three points but we did that today. It was 1-0 for a very long time.

“They created a few chances and so did we but we defended well and got the second goal.”

“We didn’t let the international break distract us. We had to come out all guns blazing and that’s what we did today and like I said, it was a massive three points.

“Them games are tricky, always tricky. When you’re 1-0 up and you can’t get that second goal and they’ve created a few chances, it’s very easy to drop your head and lose confidence but we didn’t do that.

“We knew we’re quick on counter attacks so I got myself forward and I was tired but I had to stay in control and pass it through the keeper which it what I done and killed the game off thankfully.”

Arsenal tried to sign Chelsea midfielder Jorginho in the summer, it has been revealed.

The Athletic reports the Gunners attempted to use instalment-based payment structures to land two of their top three targets.

The Italy international was on the shortlist along with Lyon’s Houssem Aouar and Thomas Partey.

Partey was the only star to arrive at the Emirates after Arsenal activated his £45million Atletico Madrid release clause on deadline day.

What a start for Spurs! Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg takes a quick free kick to Tanguy Ndombele, who plays in Son Heung-min, and the South Korean is one-on-one, poking through the legs of the onrushing Ederson.

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Chelsea counter at lightning speed. Werner drives with extreme prejudice at Schar, eating up the yards down the left channel.

He’s got Schar on toast, scooting past him, then rolling to his right for Abraham, who batters a shot off the base of the right-hand post and in. What a scintillating break!

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Steve Bruce has explained why his club lost to Chelsea at St. James Park on Saturday afternoon.

The visitors swept Newcastle aside after the Premier League returned following an international break.

Federico Fernandez’s unfortunate own goal put the Blues ahead after just 10 minutes before Tammy Abraham doubled the visitors’ lead just after the hour mark.

Steve Bruce said after the match that: “We got off to an awful start. To concede after 10 minutes makes it even more difficult than it already is.”

“First half in particular, maybe we were a bit too passive. Second half was much better but obviously you then open yourself up a bit and you chase the game higher up the pitch and unfortunately they pick you off.”

“The best spell in the game is where we unfortunately conceded the second one.”

“In terms of possession, they had possession and they had another big chance but we had one or two opportunities but didn’t quite take them.”

“They’re a very, very good side and as I said, when you go higher up the pitch against them, they can expose you at the other end.”

“It was a difficult afternoon and at the end of the day, Chelsea are a very, very good team.”

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Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has explained how his players were able to beat a usually difficult Newcastle at St. James’ Park, saying that “it was great to get the early goal because it changes the whole aspects of it.”

Chelsea moved to the top of the Premier League table, if only for a few hours, after a solid win at Newcastle United, their fifth straight victory in all competitions.

Federico Fernandez’s own goal set the Blues on their way, the Argentine defender poking the ball over his own line while under pressure from Ben Chilwell.

Chelsea oozed quality, Newcastle keeper Karl Darlow producing excellent saves to deny the excellent Timo Werner as well as a close-range header by Tammy Abraham.

But Abraham made sure of the points with a smart finish following Werner’s pass after Newcastle had threatened through Isaac Hayden and Joelinton.

Frank Lampard said: “We played well. It’s not an easy game coming here against a very organised team and it was great to get the early goal because it changes the whole aspects of it.”

“The second one was then so important and obviously we had chances to get that earlier and even after that we could of maybe scored again but you know, we can’t have it all our own way.”

“I thought the first 20 minutes we were great because we had control and we had penetration. We had people running in behind, we were getting to the side and making crosses but I think that sort of danger or control becomes comfort which is dangerous.”

” I understand the players can sometimes become comfortable but that is lessons where we can get better.”

“You need to stay humble when you go top and know that it’s a long race.”

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