LONDON - Manchester City preserved their 100% record in the Premier League this weekend, Chelsea lost theirs and champions Leicester City fell to a second defeat in four matches. But they were badly exposed in the first half by Pep Guardiola's fleet-footed side, with several players looking off the pace. Mourinho, whose side lost 2-1, may need to find a permanent starting role for Rashford if United are to avoid losing touch with City. New stand, new hope for LiverpoolJumping for joy on the touchline, Jurgen Klopp's manic celebrations were replicated all around him as Liverpool's biggest crowd since 1977 hailed a 4-1 thrashing of champions Leicester. They were 1-0 up at Swansea City and in total control of the match when the vulnerability that plagued them throughout last season resurfaced.

Source: Bangkok Post September 11, 2016 19:18 UTC