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Striker Darwin Nunez lost his head but fellow South American Luis Diaz ensured 10-man Liverpool did not lose their long unbeaten home record with a brilliant equaliser to secure a 1-1 Premier League draw with Crystal Palace.
An Angel Di Maria debut goal and a Dusan Vlahovic brace helped Juventus beat Sassuolo 3-0 in their Serie A opener. Di Maria was found by Alex Sandro deep into the visitors’ penalty box and watched his volley drive into the ground before bouncing over Andrea Consigli’s head to break the deadlock for the hosts. Ad Vlahovic soon got in on the action, and did excellently to force a foul out of Gian Marco Ferrari to win a penalty on the stroke of halftime.
It's safe to say when four of Chelsea's first team stars were named in Chelsea's Premier League 2 side to face Fulham at Kingsmeadow, a win was expected. The club's allocation at the stadium was sold out from the earlier announcement that Ethan Ampadu, Trevoh Chalobah, Ben Chilwell and Carney Chukwuemeka would be involved as they looked to build match fitness.
Newcastle United U21s were reduced to nine men and suffered a second straight loss this season following a narrow home defeat to Stoke City. Ben Kershaw's stunning early strike proved to be the only goal of the contest, with Magpies duo Matty Bondswell and Michael Ndiweni both dismissed for second bookable offences.
Anthony Joshua has pledged to rediscover the aggressive side of his boxing when he faces Oleksandr Usyk in Saturday's rematch, live and exclusive on Sky Sports Box Office.
Alex Neil and Kristjaan Speakman were both in attendance as Sunderland's youngsters were comfortably beaten by Aston Villa's Under 21's. The Black Cats went 2-0 down inside seven minutes as the visitors raced out of the blocks with two almost identical finished from Declan Frith.
Another terrific match in “this league” ended with Crystal Palace holding Liverpool to a 1-1 draw at Anfield. Wilfried Zaha burgled Palace a superb lead and then Darwin Nunez was sent off for a hilarious and silly headbutt, before Luis Diaz conjured a sensational equaliser; Liverpool have just one point from two games, and even at this early stage of the season, will be worried about their title prospects.
