10 THINGS WE LEARNED from the PL as Arsenal revert back to a successful formula
Arsenal rounded off the Premier League weekend in style as Declan Rice and Gabriel Jesus' late goals against Manchester United sealed a 3-1 win over their rivals at the Emirates.
The Gunners will head into the international break as one of four teams on 10 points, with Liverpool and Tottenham maintaining their unbeaten records with big wins over Aston Villa and Burnley.
West Ham maintained their strong start to the season by holding on to beat Luton, as champions Man City remained at the summit of the Premier League with victory over Fulham.
Nottingham Forest and Brighton earned superb wins over Chelsea and Newcastle, while Burnley and Luton will be licking their wounds as they head into the break without a point.
Here, Mail Sport looks at some of the key talking points from the Premier League weekend.
Arsenal revert back to a successful formula
Mikel Arteta has raised eyebrows during the opening weeks of the season after tweaking a set-up that had turned the Gunners into title contenders last season.
Arteta had been asked ahead of the match against Man United whether he was tempted to revert back to a similar set-up.
'I cannot do that. I have different players. I cannot do that. (Oleksandr) Zinchenko was injured, Granit (Xhaka) is not here, how can I do that?' Arteta said.
Despite his comments, Arteta appeared to go back to his successful formula for the visit of the Red Devils.
Gabriel Magalhaes returned to partner William Saliba in the heart of the Gunners defence, with Ben White and Zinchenko restored at full back.
In midfield Declan Rice and the much scrutinised Kai Havertz slotted into the roles vacated by Thomas Partey and the departed Xhaka.
A big question is whether Arteta had planned to go back to basics against United
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