The Premier League starts strong except for Arsenal. The Emirates is the only stadium that he saw no purpose in the beginning of the 1st day, as the Gunners were held in check by Sunderland (0-0). A frustrating result for Arsene Wenger's formation, largely dominating, especially in the second period, but unable to convert one of its many opportunities. A lack of realism reminiscent of the unfailingly London club will be without Robin van Persie, top scorer last year with 30 achievements and left this week to join the ranks of Manchester United. The ineffectiveness of Arsenal was symbolized in spite of himself by Olivier Giroud. Came shortly after the hour mark, the French international center-forward missed the match a few minutes before the final whistle. Ideally served in front of goal by Santi Cazorla, the former Montpellier failed to catch the frame. Failure serious consequences for the Gunners dropping entry points at home, although some jointly controlled. Cazorla has already shown its contribution in the game and on set pieces, while Gervinho appeared in great shape after increasing acceleration. Abou Diaby, holder, was also satisfied before giving way to Aaron Ramsey 20 minutes of the match. If Arsenal struggled, what about Liverpool. Now led by Brendan Rodgers, the Reds have drunk the cup on the ground of West Bromwich Albion (3-0), who won thanks to goals from Zoltan Gera (43rd), Peter Odemwingie (64th sp) and Romelu Lukaku (77) Belgian striker on loan from Chelsea. The score could have been higher if WBA had not missed a penalty. Brendan Rodgers, who had deplored the expulsion of the Danish defender Daniel Agger has bread on the board while Manchester City looming on the horizon. Ironically, it is Swansea City, the former manager of the Reds club, which occupies the top spot after signing a brilliant success at QPR (0-5), including a doubling of the Spanish Michu , arrived from Rayo Vallecano, and another Nathan Dyer. Swans share first place with Fulham, Norwich City wide winner on the same score (5-0). Newly promoted West Ham started with a great success over Aston Villa (1-0), while Reading snatched the point of draw against Stoke (1-1). In the late afternoon, Newcastle beat Tottenham (2-1) including a penalty led and transformed by Hatem Ben Arfa.
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