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El Barca opened the score by young striker, Bojan Kric. He took the corner Xavi, Keita combed Bojan in the first and the rivet head in the second. The host double the score 3 minutes before break, the goal began when Dani Alves taking the short corner and Keita Sastre finishes above.

Barca new striker, Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored third goal with an acrobatic header in the 82nd minute.

He was delighted to score on his La Liga debut on Monday but said he still has some way to go to get back to full fitness after surgery on a hand injury.

“I still don’t feel 100 percent but I am getting there bit by bit,” he said in an interview in Italian on Barca TV. “I can’t say that I will be ready tomorrow but little by little I am making progress and also getting to know the other players.”

“The team played well and made things easy for me,” he said. “I am very happy but without them it wouldn’t have been possible.”

The 27-year-old, who moved to Barcelona in a swap agreement with Cameroon striker Samuel Eto’o, said his first goal for the club was key but it was more important that the club got three points in the opening match of their league campaign.

Manchester City preserved their 100 percent record with a 1-0 win at Portsmouth in the Premier League on Sunday. Emmanuel Adebayor kept up his record of scoring in every league match since his transfer by heading in what proved to be the winner after 30 minutes. Manchester City continued their great start when Adebayor rose unmarked from a crowded penalty area to powerfully head home Gareth Barry’s corner.

City rose to fourth in the table with nine points out of nine, three points behind Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur who lead the table with 12 points from four matches and level with Manchester United who have nine points from four games.

In the other side this Portsmouth worst start to a season for 55 years. The Pompey are bottom with no points from their four games.

Everton returned to the victory route with overcame wigan 2-1 in home. Paul Scharner had put Wigan ahead against the run of play with a diving header in 57th minute before Louis Saha equalised for Everton with a simple header five minutes later. Leighton Baines clinched victory for Everton with penalty before kick off against his old club.

Aston Villa, who were shocked Liverpool 3-1 at last game overcame Fulham with a comfortable 2-0 win at Villa Park. An own goal by Fulham defender John Pantsil after three minutes and a powerful 59th minute drive from Gabriel Agbonlahor gave Villa three points.

This result lifted them to eighth, while Fulham are 15th.

Continue Ligue1 Lyon added three poin when defeat Nancy at home game. Bafetimbi Gomis put the home team in front in the 38th minute and Lisandro Lopez made it 2-0 in 50th minute. Nancy pulled one back through Morocco striker Youssouf Hadji and the visitors were pushing hard for an equaliser. Miohel Bastos made the third goal by 25-metre half-volley in 68th minute and make Nancy down and surrender with score 3-1.
“It was one of my best goals because it was a perfectly balanced shot,” said Bastos.

Elsewhere, promoted Montpellier climbed to third place on eight points thanks to a 3-0 win at Nice in a game halted for 20 minutes in the second half when fans threw fireworks on the pitch. Montpellier by G. Dernis (4th minute), V.H. Montano (49th minute) and L. Compan (77th minute). Nice ended the game with 10 men after Nigerian central defender Onyekachi Apam received a second yellow card for a late tackle on Lilian Compan nine minutes from time.

Referee Laurent Duhamel only allowed the match to restart when the spectators involved were ejected from the ground.

Sevilla’s chances on a badly cut-up pitch at the Mestalla were dealt a blow shortly before the break when Mali striker Frederic Kanoute was shown a second yellow card for a dangerous tackle on Valencia captain Carlos Marchena.

El Che got both their goal in second half, Two minutes after the restart, Juan Mata drove the ball high past Sevilla goalkeeper Andres Palop from the edge of the box. Hernandez made sure of victory in 80th minute when a first-time shot off his shin flew into the net.

“We passed the exam today but we need to keep studying,” Valencia coach Unai Emery told a news conference.

When their rivals reaped the victory, atletico fall off in Malaga 0-3 on Sunday.
Nabil Baha gave Malaga the lead against Atletico with an acrobatic volley in the 34th minute and Manu Torres was on hand to smash in a loose ball from close range for their second just after the hour. Xavi Torres completed the scoring with a header in the 89th minute with Atletico goalkeeper Sergio Asenjo stranded.

“That was Atletico Madrid’s worst performance since we came back from vacation, We need to keep working and correct the mistakes because this league has just started. As far as my sending off goes, I just told the referee that Aguero didn’t deserve the card.” Atletico Madrid coach, Abel Rosino comment for the game.

The other matches Racing Santander serrender to their visitor Getafe 1-4. El Geta opened the scored in 10th minute by Rafa, first goal in his fourth season at Getafe and in his career.
Soldado added the score for visitor in 27th minute, leading 2-0 Getafe did not loosen the attack, 5 minutes later Soldado broke Santander net for third times.

Racing didn’t gave up, Dispara Laccen made goal in 44th minute to pursue the gap. But the Soldado third goal stopped the host opposition in 56th minute. This is the first hattrick in La Liga season 2009/2010.

Athletic Bilboa got their first three poin when won over Espanyol with G. Toquero goal in 78th minute. Real Mallorca won over promoted Xerez 2-0 by A. Aduriz goal 56th minute and A. Tuni 60th minute. The match went hard, the referee must sent off L. Gioda in 41st minute and C. Calvo in 90th minute, both Xerez players.

Osasuna played draw 1-1 against Villarreal, Pandiani scored for Osasuna in 37th minute, while Santi Carzola for Yellow Submarine in 33rd minute.
Draw game also happened when Almeria vs Valladolid with result 0-0.

Liverpool twice came from behind to beat Bolton 3-2 by Gerrald

Bolton opened the scoring through Kevin Davies from close range in 33rd minute, but Glen Johnson equalised 1-1. The position did not change until the first round ended. 2 minutes second round Tamir Cohen add score for the host. Bolton had Sean Davis sent off in the 55th minute when leading 2-1.

Gerrard hit the bar before Torres took a chest-down from Dirk Kuyt before steering the equaliser past Jaaskelainen in the 56th minute.

Liverpool’s pressure paid off with seven minutes left when Gerrard crashed the ball home from 12 yards. Benayoun’s corner had been headed down by Torres for the Liverpool skipper to finally put his side ahead – and it proved decisive.

Stoke City at fourth placed after beating Sunderland 1-0 by Kitson goal in 42nd minute, while Blackburn Rovers earned their first point of the season in a 0-0 draw against West Ham United. Wolverhampton Wanderers and Hull City shared point 1-1. Hull leading first by Geovanni with quick goal in 2nd minute. Wolverhampton equalise in 2nd round via Stearman 46th minute.

Three goals in seven minutes gave Chelsea a 3-0 Premier League home win over Burnley on Saturday. Nicolas Anelka, Michael Ballack and Ashley Cole scored either side of halftime for Chelsea, who made it four wins out of four under new manager Carlo Ancelotti.

Chelsea’s victory over Burnley made it nine consecutive league wins for the club after they ended last season on a five-game winning sequence under stand-in coach Guus Hiddink.

“It’s important to maintain concentration, to maintain quick movement of the ball for 90 minutes. I am very happy every week because we are on the right road, I am happy not just because we played well but because the (transfer) window closes in two days. We’re doing very well with these players, I don’t want to change, don’t want other players.” Ancelotti comments for the result.

Burnley were overwhelmed by Chelsea’s midfield of Frank Lampard, Ballack, Deco and Michael Essien.

The breakthrough came seconds before halftime when Didier Drogba pulled the ball back for Anelka to score from close range in 45th minute. Chelsea 2nd goal created in second round when Ballack heading in Lampard’s chip in 47th minute. Cole closed the party with unstoppable volley in 52nd minute .

It is Chelsea’s best start to a league season since 2005-06 when they won their first nine games and went on to capture the title under Jose Mourinho.

Share place at top table

Tottenham Hotspur beat Birmingham City 2-1 with late goal to keep pace with Chelsea at the top. They both have a maximum 12 points with United on nine on 3rd place.
Aaron Lennon netted in stoppage time as Tottenham also maintained their 100 percent record, although they dropped to second place behind Chelsea on goal difference.

Peter Crouch opened scoring for Spur on 72nd minute when Lennon was tripped by James McFadden allowing Tom Huddlestone the chance to swing in an inch perfect free-kick. The beanpole striker climbed high above Roger Johnson at the back post to plant a header over goalkeeper Hart and into the net.

But 3 minutes later the visitor equalise the score by Lee Bowyer.

However, Lennon capitalised after a mistake from former Spurs defender Stephen Carr to snatch all three points with virtually the last kick of the match.

From hero to zero

Manchester United were thankful for an Abou Diaby own goal as they came from 1-0 down to beat Arsenal 2-1 at Old Trafford.
Andrei Arshavin gave Arsenal the lead on 40th minute with a thunderbolt shot, but a Wayne Rooney penalty on 59th minute make the score draw 1-1. The pinalty given because Rooney being felled by Manuel Almunia.

Abou Diaby be loser for his club after make own goal in 64th minute, he turned Ryan Giggs’ free-kick into his own net to give score 2-1 for MU.

Red Devil still look some way short of the team that claimed an 18th league title last season and manager Alex Ferguson admitted they had to dig deep against Arsenal after being largely outplayed for 45 minutes.

A frustrating for the Arsenal ended with manager Arsene Wenger sent to the stands after his side were denied a late Robin van Persie equaliser by an offside flag.

“We go home with no points and that is very frustrating. When you play like that to go home with no points is very difficult to accept. But I’m very positive because we showed great quality. Our performance is very encouraging for the future and there are more positives than negatives from today’s game.” Arsenal manager arsene Wenger comment about the matches as quoted from premierleague.com