Summary

  • Premier League reaction as managers' futures are put in the spotlight going into the international break

  • Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sage is in serious danger of losing his job only five months into his reign

  • The club are bottom of the Premier League after just two wins in their first 10 matches

  • Manchester United save a point at home to Aston Villa but manager Michael Carrick is still under scrutiny with his side in the bottom three

  • Elsewhere, Sunderland earn valuable win over Chelsea | Brighton move second with win over Brentford | Bournemouth climb after win at Ipswich

Your views after the Premier League weekend

  1. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 08:41 GMT

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    If we're going have a proper delve into the season so far then I'm afraid we're going to need your help!

    Arsenal fans, are you already making plans for the parade?

    Brighton supporters must be ecstatic with how things are going - but can you really challenge for the title?

    At the other end of the table, is it time for Pierre Sage to go at Crystal Palace? And should yesterday's dramatic late comeback be enough to earn Michael Carrick a little longer to turn things around at Manchester United?

    We want to hear from you on all that and more, so let us know how you're feeling about you side's start to the campaign by clicking the 'Get Involved' button.

  2. Good morning!published at 08:35 GMT

    After the most dramatic of conclusions to the Premier League weekend, perhaps it's for the best that we've all got a bit of time rest and reflect before it all starts up again in a couple of weeks?

    No, I don't really believe that either.

    But we are now more than a quarter of the way through the season. The table is beginning to take shape and this international break feels like a good time for everyone to take stock.

    All well and good for us, but it could mean a nervy few days for a couple of top-flight managers...