Summary
Chelsea, Tottenham, Manchester City and Garry Monk's Swansea all enter the third week of the new Premier League season with 100 percent records, and each will be hoping to enter the international break with those records intact.
Angel must be given his United wingsWhen Louis van Gaal swept into Old Trafford in a blaze of confidence, it was assumed United's 2013-14 problems would be consigned to the past.
The pace and penetration problem has been given a real shot in the arm this week with the arrival of 59.7million-pounds Angel Di Maria, but Van Gaal has declared fans shouldn't expect too much, too soon from the former Real Madrid man.
Burnley are the paupers of the Premier League, a squad scratched together by Sean Dyche and managed to a sensational promotion last term – having been among bookmakers favorites for relegation when the season began.
The Cameroonian may be in the twilight of his career but he was Jose Mourinho's first choice striker last season as Chelsea very nearly won the title.
Kids gloves for KunTwice this season Sergio Aguero has stepped from the substitutes bench.
Injury hampered Aguero during the World Cup – as it has during his three years at the Etihad – and he hasn't had much of a preseason.
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