How the Premier League Table Looks After Chelsea, Man City Dropped Points in Match Week 3

• Arsenal are the only side yet to drop points this season, with the Mikel Arteta-tutored side managing to pick nine points from their first three matches
• Their spectacular run of form now has them sitting top of the standings ahead of Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur
• City and Chelsea were some of the biggest losers from match week three, with the latter suffering a 3-0 humiliating defeat at Leeds United

The new Premier League season is slowly taking shape as teams battle to settle in after three rounds of fixtures.

Arsenal are currently the only side who have managed to maintain a 100% record, winning all their three opening matches of the season.

The Gunners came up against Bournemouth in their most recent outing, hammering the Cherries 3-0 at Vitality Stadium to go top of the standings with nine points.

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Man City, Chelsea drop points

Man City's hopes of closing the gap on Arsenal were dented on Sunday, August 21, as they dropped points against a resurgent Newcastle United.

City, who had won their first two matches, had to settle for a disappointing 3-3 draw with the Magpies.

The Pep Guardiola-tutored side now sit second on the log with seven points, on level with Leeds United, Tottenham Hotspur, and Brighton - all of who have won two matches each and drawn one.

Chelsea, meanwhile, were the other biggest losers this weekend, as they suffered a 3-0 heavy loss at the hands of Leeds United.

The Blues had previously won once and drawn once before they picked their first defeat of the new season.

The defeat now has them occupying 12th place with four points.

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Man United, Liverpool push to get their campaigns back on track

Man United and Liverpool will be looking to get their Premier League campaigns back on track when they face off on Monday night at Old Trafford.

The clash comes at a time the two teams are in bad shape, with United yet to pick a single point so far.

The Red Devils' horrific start to the season has them languishing in the relegation zone and only moved to 19th after West Ham's 2-0 loss to Brighton.

On their part, Liverpool have picked two points from their first two fixtures, and a win at Old Trafford could fire them to the top six.