Wayne Rooney Jersey one scored his second hat-trick in as many matches as Manchester United Jersey 2011 romped to a 5-0 win over Bolton, while City new-boy Sergio Aguero scored all three in a 3-0 win over Wigan. Javier Hernandez opened the scoring for United in the Reebok Stadium, operating across the front of his marker to turn in Nani's cross following just five minutes. Rooney doubled the lead 15 minutes later when he prodded in a teasing Phil Jones cross. Jones was the provider once more midway via the first half with a marauding run and shot, which was parried by the Bolton keeper and Rooney pounced to slot within the rebound. Hernandez scored his second with the game on the hour mark, slotting house following Micheal Carrick's effort had been deflected into his path by a defender. Rooney completed his hat-trick with a sweeping shot into the corner of the net after Nani had cut the ball back into his path. At the Etihad Stadium, Aguero had City in front following 13 minutes when he received the ball from David Silva and cut a low shot back across the face of objective and into the corner with the net.
Samir Nasri laid on the second for the Argentine, prodding it into his path and permitting Aguero to slide the ball past Ali Al Habsi. Aguero completed his hat-trick with twenty minutes remaining, running onto a pass from Silva, pausing in front of Al Habsi before choosing his spot and slotting house. Chelsea continued to try to keep pace in the top as they ran out 2-1 winners more than Sunderland. John Terry and opened the scoring from a tight ankle, at the second try, following seeing his initial shot bounce back to him off Nicolas Anelka. Anelka is credited using the two Fantasy League points for the help as he was the last Chelsea player to touch the ball prior to Terry with his Soccer Jerseys scored. Daniel Sturridge audaciously doubled the lead, running onto Raul Meireles' pass and discovering the corner of the net with a cute back-heel. Two debutant's combined for Sunderland's consolation within the final minute with Nicklas Bendtner looking like he was attempting to control a pass but instead he inadvertently discovered Ji Dong-won who stroked a shot into the corner of the net. Stoke continued their impressive begin to the season with a 1-0 win over Liverpool in the Britannia Stadium. Jon Walters scored the only objective of the game from the penalty spot after he had been hauled down by Jamie Carragher. Tottenham picked up their initial win of the season, beating Wolves 2-0 at Molineux. Their two debutants combined for the opener with Scott Parker sliding a pass to Emmanuel Adebayor who rounded the keeper and discovered the empty net. Jermaine Defoe doubled the lead, excellently controlling Nico Kranjcar's pass and firing into the corner of the net. Aston Villa maintained their unbeaten begin, but had been produced to work by an impressive Everton side. Leon Osman opened the scoring firing house from the edge with the box following becoming picked out by Tim Cahill.
Villa skipper Stilian Petrov levelled the scores on the hour-mark with a fine curling effort after receiving the ball from Stephen Warnock. Six minutes later Leighton Baines put Everton back in front from the penalty spot following a foul on Phil Jagielka by Fabian Delph. Gabriel Agbonlahor rescued a point for Villa seven minutes from time when he headed in a excellent cross from substitute Marc Albrighton. Arsenal found their first win of the season, a 1-0 win against Swansea and Liverpool Jersey club, but needed a large slice of luck to complete so. Andrei Arshavin was the lucky recipient and scored the goal, capitalising on an error from Swansea keeper Michel Vorm who threw the ball at the back of a defender permitting the Russian to slot into an empty net from a tight angle. On Sunday, Peter Odemwingie scored the only objective with the game as West Brom beat Norwich 1-0. The Nigerian ran through and latched onto a weak defensive header to slot his side in front after just 3 minutes. In the day's other game, Fulham and Blackburn shared a 1-1 draw.
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