Former Sturm Player with Debut Goal: Goal Fest at Stamford Bridge

FC Chelsea maintain maximum points after two games, with the "Blues" winning a high-scoring match against Brighton & Hove Albion 4-3.

At Chelsea, goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, who was signed just a few hours prior, is immediately in the starting eleven.

Goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez moves within the Premier League

Chelsea takes an early lead, with Romeo Lavia scoring the first goal as early as the fourth minute. Pedro Neto adds another just ten minutes later, and Joao Pedro seemingly puts Xabi Alonso's clinical side definitively on the road to victory (32.).

Yalcouye Scores

Brighton, however, gets back into the game shortly after through Malick Yalcouye (35.), with the former Sturm player scoring his first Premier League goal via the inside of the post. In the second half, the visitors are much improved, and an own goal by Pedro creates real tension once again (63.).

But Chelsea ends the "Seagulls'" hopes for points in the 74th minute, as Cole Palmer nets with a powerful shot. Pascal Groß's subsequent goal to make it 4-3 comes too late for the visitors (90+6.).

Draw for Austrian Legionnaire Jannik Schuster

FC Brentford has started the Premier League season well. The Londoners earn a 1-1 draw after a victory in their first game against Leeds United.

The visitors take the lead in the first half through Kevin Schade (41.), but Leeds manages to equalize through Dominic Calvert-Lewin about ten minutes before the end (79.).

Austrian legionnaire Jannik Schuster, who arrived from Red Bull Salzburg in the summer, is in the squad at Brentford but still has to wait for his first league appearance.

Sunderland celebrates a 1-0 home win over Fulham, with Wilson Isidor scoring the decisive goal in the 75th minute.