The new arrival came off the bench to score after the hour and then cross for Mohamed Salah to level the scores with 10 minutes left.Tottenham had a more positive start as they thrashed Southampton 4-1. Although James Ward Prowse put Southampton ahead in the 12th minute, Ryan Sessegnon and Eric Dier turned the scores around before halftime and an own goal from Mohammed Salsu and a strike from Dejan Kulusevski sealed Spur's win.There was 10 minutes of injury time in the first and second half of Chelsea's 1-0 win away to Everton, which was decided by Jorginho's penalty in the 9th minute of first half injury time after Everton defender, Ben Godfrey suffered a bad ankle injury.A medical emergency in the crowd led to the delay in the second half, which saw Marc Cucurella make an impressive Chelsea debut.There is a new coach at Manchester United, but it was the same story as last season at Old Trafford as Erik ten Hag's debut was ruined by a 2-1 defeat to Brighton.United were all over the place defensively in the first half, allowing Pascual Gross to put Brighton 2-0 ahead and although Alexis MacAlister scored an own goal to give Ten Hag's side hope, even with Cristiano Ronaldo on as a substitute, they were unable to find an equalizer.Brentford showed personality to come back from 2-0 down to claim a draw away from Leicester City, who had looked to be cruising thanks to Timothy Castagne's 33rd-minute header and Kieran Dewsbury-Hall's long-range shot.However, last season's top scorer Ivan Toney pulled a goal back for Brentford with 28 minutes left and Josh da Silva scored a brilliant curling shot to secure a point for his side.Leeds United beat Wolves thanks to Rodrigo Moreno and an own goal from Rayan Ail Nouri after Daniel Podence had opened the scoring for the visitors.Bournemouth had a happy return to the Premier League with a 2-0 win at home to Aston Villa thanks to goals from Jefferson Lerma after just two minutes and a second from Kieffer Moore with 10 minutes left to play.Nottingham Forrest had a much harder return, failing to have a shot on target as they lost 2-0 away to Newcastle United, who claimed all three points thanks to second-half strikes from Fabian Scharr and Calum Wilson.Arsenal kicked the season off on Friday night with a confident 2-0 win away to Crystal Palace thanks to Gabriel Martinelli's first-half opener and a Marc Guehi own goal in the closing minutes.
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