After another dramatic weekend in the Premier League, the top three sides all registered wins. Manchester City beat Burnley 2-0 while Liverpool ruined Claudio Ranieri's return by beating Watford 5-0. Chelsea remain in pole position after surviving a second half onslaught from Brentford in a 1-0 win for the Blues. Who will be top of the table after the latest round of fixtures?

Newcastle United are under new ownership raising hope among supporters that they can rekindle the days in the 1990s when they challenged for trophies. But what will Newcastle achieve this season?

The international break can come at a good time for teams struggling for form and they can come at a bad time for those teams who have strung a number of wins together before their players represent their countries. We take a look at which Premier League teams have the best and worst record after international breaks.

Will Cristiano Ronaldo be able to reproduce the form he showed in his first spell at Manchester United? The 36-year-old has signed a two-year deal at Old Trafford and there are plenty of markets open as to what he might achieve this season.