Yesterday's results & headlines

Arsenal made it four wins from four with a dramatic 2-0 victory away at newly-promoted Sunderland on Saturday. Bruno Guimarães, a summer arrival from Newcastle, broke the deadlock with a curling first-time finish in the 58th minute — his maiden goal for the club — before Bukayo Saka settled it from the penalty spot deep into stoppage time after Reinildo Mandava was sent off. David Raya had earlier denied Enzo Le Fée from the spot to keep the hosts at bay. Elsewhere on Saturday, Liverpool were held 0-0 by Fulham at Anfield, Tottenham drew a blank against Everton, Nottingham Forest beat Aston Villa 2-1, promoted Ipswich Town won a five-goal thriller 3-2 against Crystal Palace, Bournemouth and Brentford shared the points in a 2-2 draw, and Liam Rosenior's Chelsea let a lead slip in a 2-2 draw with Hull City — the Tigers' first goals conceded of the season.

Sunday's headline act was the Manchester derby at Old Trafford, and it turned distinctly ugly for the visitors. Enzo Maresca, taking charge of Manchester City in his first derby since succeeding Pep Guardiola in the summer, saw Phil Foden sent off as early as the 23rd minute for a two-footed kick out at Bruno Fernandes, who had escaped punishment moments earlier for kicking out at a grounded Foden. Despite playing more than an hour with ten men, City snatched the win through Erling Haaland, though replays suggested Enzo Fernández may have been marginally offside in the build-up. It was a first derby defeat for Michael Carrick since being confirmed as United's permanent manager, and Foden now faces a three-match suspension.

On the racecourse, the weekend's biggest story came from Doncaster, where Saffie Osborne made history as the first female jockey to win a British Classic, steering Joseph O'Brien's Highwayman to victory at 11/1 in the 250th running of the Betfred St Leger, leading home a stable one-two with Enceladus.

Today's fixtures & previews

Football

Gameweek 4 of the Premier League is rounded off by Monday Night Football, with two of the division's form sides meeting at Elland Road: Leeds United host Newcastle United at 20:00 BST. Both go into the game unbeaten after three rounds (Leeds W1 D2, Newcastle W1 D2), though it has been a mixed week domestically — Daniel Farke's Leeds were thrashed 6-3 by Chelsea in the EFL Cup in midweek, while Matthias Jaissle's Newcastle progressed to round four with a tidy 1-0 win over Millwall.

Horse racing

Four cards make up Monday's domestic racing. Windsor stages eight flat races from 13:42 to 17:12 on Good to Soft ground — with Saffie Osborne, fresh from her Leger heroics, among the booked jockeys on the card. Thirsk runs seven flat races from 14:21, while Sedgefield hosts a six-race jumps card from 14:00 to 16:30. The action then shifts under the lights to the Polytrack at Kempton Park, where an eight-race all-weather card runs from 17:00 to 20:30.

There is no Formula 1, top-tier golf or tennis action on the UK sporting calendar today — the F1 season doesn't resume until the Azerbaijan Grand Prix later this month — leaving football and racing to carry Monday's schedule.

Betting tips & odds analysis

Player news & injury updates

Foden banned for three matches

Phil Foden will miss Manchester City's next three fixtures across all competitions after his red card in Sunday's derby, with the ban covering Premier League, EFL Cup and FA Cup matches. Enzo Maresca will have to reshuffle his attack without his influential forward for City's next three outings.

Doku nearing return

City winger Jeremy Doku, sidelined by the calf injury suffered in the Community Shield defeat to Arsenal, is close to being available again. Maresca said before the derby that Doku needed "a few more days" before returning to the matchday squad.

Bruno Guimarães faces old club after derby heroics

Arsenal's summer signing Bruno Guimarães scored his first goal for the club in Saturday's win at Sunderland — fittingly against Newcastle's fiercest rivals — and will be a threat again when the Gunners return to action, having settled quickly into Mikel Arteta's midfield since his deadline-day move from Tyneside.

Leeds and Newcastle team news

Leeds will again be without Mateo Joseph and Joe Rodon as both continue their recovery from longer-term issues. Newcastle are without Joelinton, Dan Burn and William Osula, while Ewen Jaouen and Amar Dedic are game-time doubts — though Jaissle played down the severity of Dedic's hamstring knock on Friday.