Time to sign off – I’ll leave you with reaction from a raucous Old Trafford, where Cristiano Ronaldo inevitably took centre stage. He’s back, alright.

The post-match thoughts of Ole Gunnar Solskjær: “When you win a game, you enjoy it. Loads of expectations today for the team, for Cristiano, and they delivered. He’s developed into a fantastic goal scorer, knowing where to be ... he drops in, links the play well, and gets into the box when he has to. [He and Bruno] have a great respect for each other, and we’ll develop that relationship here.”

Do join Scott Murray for Chelsea v Aston Villa, where Romelu Lukaku has just fired the hosts in front:

Here’s West Ham manager David Moyes: “It was a hard-fought point ... we played well but didn’t quite have the connection in the forward areas. Southampton defended very well.” On Antonio’s red card, he says the striker “shouldn’t have dived in ... he’s on a yellow card, and he’s given the referee a decision to make. I haven’t seen it again, but it’s probably the correct decision.”

Here’s how things stand in Scotland. Hibs and Hearts meet in Sunday’s derby, where the prize for the winner is top spot in the table.

In the Bundesliga earlier, Erling Haaland scored twice in a comeback win at Leverkusen, while Wolfsburg stayed top of the pile with a 2-0 win at Greuther Fürth.

Mikel Arteta on Arsenal’s win: “We were playing not only the game, but with emotions, and the games we’ve lost. It was a deserved win, we should maybe have scored more. We started really well, but lost our rhythm and started giving the ball away. We did better in the second half. Six new signings played today, they did really well, they showed courage and personality.”

In League Two, Forest Green climb to the top while Leyton Orient are third after thrashing Oldham, who look in big trouble at the foot of the table.

It was the hottest ticket in town and Cristiano Ronaldo was never going to disappoint. It is rare that one individual transcends a match but that is how it was at Old Trafford from the moment Manchester United’s returning icon first stepped out to warm up, sparking roars that could be heard half a mile from the ground.

Some reaction from Old Trafford:

Bruno Fernandes: “Everyone knows what Cristiano brings to the club, and the world of football. It’s about everything we can do for the team, and getting a results. Good players can always be good together, and play in the same team. I was really happy to score, of course.”

Newcastle’s Steve Bruce: “That first goal is his goalscoring instinct – if there’s such a thing as a genuine superstar, this kid is it. We made a good fist of the game, but we weren’t quite good enough.”

It’s nice to see three clubs who have had their problems – Sunderland, Wigan and Bolton – leading the way in League One. Wimbledon and MK Dons are locked together in the play-off spots, while Ipswich drop into the bottom four.

League One

Burton 1-1 Gillingham
Cambridge 1-5 Lincoln
Charlton 0-2 Cheltenham
Ipswich 2-5 Bolton
MK Dons 1-0 Portsmouth
Morecambe 3-4 Wimbledon
Oxford 0-0 Wycombe
Plymouth 3-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Rotherham 2-4 Fleetwood
Shrewsbury 1-1 Crewe
Sunderland 2-1 Accrington
Wigan 2-1 Doncaster

League Two

Crawley 2-1 Carlisle
Forest Green 1-0 Northampton
Hartlepool 1-0 Bristol Rovers
Leyton Orient 4-0 Oldham
Rochdale 1-0 Tranmere
Salford City 1-0 Bradford City
Scunthorpe 0-4 Exeter
Sutton 2-1 Stevenage
Swindon 1-2 Port Vale
Walsall 3-1 Mansfield

In the Championship, Fulham’s loss at Blackpool allows West Brom to edge a point clear at the top. It was a good day for Stoke, Bournemouth and sixth-placed Coventry, who all won at home. Reading plunge into the bottom three after letting a 3-1 lead slip at home to QPR.

“I think Dundee United signed the wrong No. 7,” notes Simon McMahon. “St Mirren 0-0 United, FT.”

Elsewhere in Scotland, Celtic beat Ross County 3-0 with Albian Ajeti scoring twice and Motherwell go up to fourth with a 2-0 home win over Aberdeen. Dundee and Livingston also drew 0-0.

Here’s the latest Premier League table:

A late, late leveller for Luton at Ewood Park where Luke Berry has struck in the 98th minute. Here are all the Championship results:

Blackburn 2-2 Luton
Blackpool 1-0 Fulham
Bournemouth 3-0 Barnsley
Bristol City 0-0 Preston
Coventry 2-0 Middlesbrough
Reading 3-3 QPR
Sheffield United 6-2 Peterborough
Stoke 2-1 Huddersfield
Swansea 0-0 Hull
West Brom 1-1 Millwall

Brentford lose their first Premier League game of the season as Leandro Trossard’s last-minute goal earns Brighton victory.

West Ham hold on for a point but Michail Antonio’s late red card capped a disappointing afternoon for the Hammers.

Sighs of relief at Arsenal, who probably should have won more comfortably. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang got the only goal to lift the Gunners off the foot of the table.

It’s a hard-fought win for the champions, who dominated the first half but had to hang on after Bernardo Silva’s goal, which proved to be the winner.

Two goals from Cristiano Ronaldo on a dream second debut, while late strikes from Bruno Fernandes and Jesse Lingard send Manchester United top of the table. A good day at Old Trafford.

Oh my! Leandro Trossard has surely snatched victory for Brighton with a superb strike. The Seagulls are heading back into the top four, as it stands.

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Michael Antonio, August’s player of the month, is sent off for picking up a second yellow card. Guess who put him in their fantasy team!

An own goal from Francisco Sierralta and a late second from new signing Hwang Hee-chan give Wolves their first league win of the season.

Return of the King. Jesse Lingard comes off the bench to get Manchester United’s fourth!

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Norwich are still testing the nerves of the Arsenal fans, while Southampton go close again – Broja’s header is cleared off the line by Declan Rice.

Norwich press upfield but Arsenal counter, and Nicolas Pepe fails to take advantage. Into stoppage time there and at St Mary’s, where it’s still goalless.

At the Madejski, the away fans are going absolutely wild – Stefan Johansen has levelled for QPR at Reading. It’s 3-3!

“Big bust up between Lexi and Chef Matthew on Below Deck Med,” notes Chris N. “Deserves it’s own Clockwatch.” Is Team Hannah/Sandy the new Team Ronaldo/Messi?

Leicester keep pushing for an equaliser, Ruben Dias making a last-ditch intervention with time ticking down. “Arsenal are in control” are the fateful words on Sky, with Bukayo Saka bending the ball wide of goal. They lead Norwich 1-0 at an anxious Emirates.

Who needs Messi? Ander Herrera has his second for PSG at home to Clermont; they lead 2-0.

In League Two, Forest Green are heading top of the table after Jamille Matt’s opener against Northampton – and Sutton are on course for a first-ever EFL win. They lead 10-man Stevenage 2-1 at Gander Green Lane.

Substitute Hwang Hee-chan makes the points safe at Vicarage Road. His nickname is “the Bull”, so he should fit in nicely at Wolves.

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Ronaldo has two, and now his compatriot adds a third with a belter of a strike from 25 yards!

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Southampton hit the post! It’s substitute Armando Broja who so nearly puts the hosts ahead against an off-colour West Ham. And there’s another goal at Old Trafford ...

Thomas Tuchel hands Saúl a start on his Chelsea debut. Join Scott Murray for all the latest from the Bridge.

Chelsea: Mendy, Chalobah, Thiago Silva, Rudiger, Hudson-Odoi, Kovacic, Saul, Alonso, Ziyech, Havertz, Lukaku.
Subs: Arrizabalaga, Christensen, Jorginho, Werner, Loftus-Cheek, Mount, Chilwell, Azpilicueta, Barkley.

Aston Villa: Steer, Cash, Konsa, Mings, Tuanzebe, Targett, Jacob Ramsey, Douglas Luiz, McGinn, Ings, Watkins.
Subs: Sanson, Traore, Young, Nakamba, El Ghazi, Hause, Bailey, Archer, Sinisalo.

Oof, susbtitutes Kelechi Iheanacho and Ademola Lookman almost combine for a Leicester leveller. Still 15 minutes or so for them to find one.

Reading lead QPR 3-2 at the Mad Stad, John Swift completing his hat-trick before Rangers hit straight back. It’s got a bit silly in League One: Cambridge 1-5 Lincoln, Ipswich 2-5 Bolton, Morecambe 3-3 Wimbledon and Rotherham 2-4 Fleetwood are all actual latest scores.

It’s five for Sheffield United! Ndiaye gets his second of the game. Elsewhere, Stoke lead Huddersfield 2-1, Luton have one back at Blackburn, and Coventry lead Middlesbrough 1-0. I invite you to imagine the face on Boro boss Neil Warnock right now.

It’s still Brentford 0-0 Brighton and Southampton 0-0 West Ham. As it stands, one of these games won’t be last on Match of the Day.

Wolves have their first goal of the season ... and it’s scored by a Watford player as Francisco Sierralta (I think) puts through his own net.

Full time scores in the Bundesliga: Leverkusen 3-4 Dortmund, Freiburg 1-1 Cologne, Fürth 0-2 Wolfsburg, Hoffenheim 0-2 Mainz, Union 0-0 Augsburg.

It’s all happening now. Celtic lead Ross County 2-0, Albian Ajeti with their second. John Swift has his second as Reading lead QPR 2-1 on a tricky day for the Championship’s early pace-setters. Sheffield United are not among them, but they lead Peterborough 4-1. Morgan Gibbs-White is the latest name on the scoresheet.

“Clockwatch could be vastly improved by streaming the video and audio the Guardian’s MBM commentator is watching so we could compare the two,” suggests Ben Bamford.

I’ll be honest, I’m watching Below Deck Mediterranean and letting the Guardian supercomputer do the rest.

A big goal at the Emirates, where Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang fires home on the rebound. After a lengthy VAR check (hello, Mike Dean) the goal is given.

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And a breakthrough at the King Power Stadium, where Manchester City lead. Bernardo Silva pounces after Rodri’s shot wrong-foots Kasper Schmeichel.

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