Day 2
Leeds United: 1. Trafford - 2. Bogle (James D., 68), 5. Muharemovic, 6. Rodon (Elvedi, 34), 15. Bijol (Tanaka A., 46), 24. Justin - 18. Stach - 4. Ampadu, 9. Calvert-Lewin, 11. Aaronson (Wilson H., 46), 19. Okafor (Nmecha L., 69)
Substitution: Elvedi (from 34); Tanaka A. (from 46); Wilson H. (from 46); James D. (from 68); Nmecha L. (from 69)
Bench: 21. Cairns - 3. Gudmundsson G. - 8. Longstaff S. - 29. Gnonto
Brentford: 1. Kelleher - 20. Ajer, 22. Collins N., 33. Kayode M. (Wilson C., 88) - 24. Damsgaard M. (Yarmoliuk, 69), 27. Janelt - 18. Sangaré, 19. Anthony J. (Ouattara Da., 61) - 7. Schade (Hickey, 88), 9. Thiago I., 23. Lewis-Potter (Henry R., 88)
Substitution: Ouattara Da. (from 61); Yarmoliuk (from 69); Hickey (from 88); Henry R. (from 88); Wilson C. (from 88)
Bench: 12. Valdimarsson H.R, - 44. Schuster J. - 14. Carvalho Fa., 25. Diouf Mal.
Yellow Cards: Anthony J. 30; Ajer 74; Janelt 76; Collins N. 90
The Bees were sharper, more cohesive and far more clinical, exposing the weaknesses in a Spurs side

Arsenal finally brought the Premier League trophy back to North London

Tottenham Hotspur missed a golden opportunity to create breathing space in the relegation fight

Manchester United took a decisive step toward reclaiming their place among Europe’s elite

The victory marks a significant milestone for Callum McFarlane

The standout performer on the night was Noah Okafor,whose first-half brace stunned the home crowd

Brentford were left frustrated after surrendering a two-goal lead

West Ham United finally overcame one of their most troublesome opponents

Chelsea are back in the conversation for a UEFA Champions League place

United were forced to settle for another draw, this time away at an in-form Leeds

While the scoreline may suggest a routine evening for Pep Guardiola’s side, the reality at the Etihad told a more nuanced story

The hosts clawed their way back twice — first from 0–2, then from 2–3

Leeds United snapped their four-match losing streak with a statement win

Arsenal delivered another confident performance, defeating Brentford to restore their five-point cushion at the top of the Premier League

With the 2–1 victory, Aston Villa jump from ninth to fourth place — firmly into the Champions League positions

The Norwegian goal machine proved decisive in the ninth minute

The 28-year-old DR Congo international had reportedly been pushing for a move throughout the summer

Leeds United
Brentford