Premier League review: A three-week international break is upon us - who has had the best start to the season so far?
Which teams have struggled and have plenty of work to do when the domestic action resumes in October?
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This morning I feel validated by my initial predictions that Arsenal did not adequately strengthen their forward line and Man City have enough quality across the pitch to win the league this season. Oh and Chelsea have confirmed that they cannot score more goals than they concede.
John, Pagham
A four for Manchester United. What are your thoughts on that then?
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Disappointing performances to lose at Hull and draw at a Fulham side who were bottom of the league. Their only win so far came against Ipswich and they were denied a victory at Everton by a late equaliser. 4
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Spurs didnt play that badly for large parts of that game (particularly first half). Crying out for a striker though - should have gone all out to get Osimhen. They will come good given time.
Pete, South Gloucester
Spurs spend all that money and it doesn't make them any better. Maybe it even makes them worse. Definitely going down this season.
Harrison, Herefordshire
I think Spurs are cooked.
Brendan, Hong Kong
Michael Carrick was a big topic of discussion on Match of the Day last night after their 1-1 draw with Fulham.
Here are Joe Hart and Rob Edwards talking about the pressure the United boss faces.
Hart and Edwards on the pressure facing Carrick
Sam Drury
BBC Sport Journalist
It is too early in the season for Michael Carrick's position to be under serious threat.
But after back-to-back home defeats and, crucially, the manner of them - losing a Manchester derby having played 10 men for the majority and surrendering a two-goal lead to exit the Carabao Cup - a third league loss in five would have invited plenty of unwanted scrutiny on the Englishman.
With a three-week international break to come, there will be no escaping a certain amount of criticism and it is a long time to wait before Manchester United can attempt to start putting things right on the pitch.
But without Matheus Cunha's somewhat fortuitous goal, it would have been a lot worse.
Overall, United were good value for a point and might even argue snatching all three would not have been unwarranted given their strong finish.
It is the 63 minutes leading up to the Fulham goal that others will focus on, though, in particular the start of the second half in which they allowed the game to drift prior to the horrendous own goal.
Senne Lammens and Lisandro Martinez will be grateful to Cunha that it did not prove the game's decisive moment.
Carrick can now regroup and plan for a crucial stage of the season, starting against Tottenham on 10 October, knowing that if results do not pick up, it could be a defining run of his tenure.
Last night, we had two Man Utd fans go head-to-head, both with differing views on Michael Carrick as boss.
It makes for quite entertaining viewing if you ask me.
Two Man United fans go head to head – stick with Michael Carrick, or twist?
Let's not forget that Manchester United were also dumped out of the third round of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday by Brighton.
The Seagulls became the first side to come from two goals down to win at Old Trafford in 50 years when they claimed a 3-2 victory in superb fashion.
Five points from a possible 15 isn't what Manchester United fans will have been hoping for heading into the international break.
Just one win has come in the opening five games and they're winless in three.
Michael Carrick's side find themselves 10 points off the top already.
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We want to know what you think about the start of the Premier League season - who have been the standouts and who is in trouble?
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Here's how we're looking after the opening five games heading into the first international break.
Enzo Maresca's Man City are the only side to have a perfect record.
Some hefty results at the weekend...
Good morning, football fans.
How are we feeling today? A bit glum that it's the international break or happy to let your team rest while high up the table?
Anyway, we're here to keep you company this morning as we run through what happened at the weekend and take a look at who might be feeling the heat.
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