Stories from across European football.
Newcastle kept their first clean sheet since August to beat Crystal Palace 2-0, Hull and Brentford drew, and Sunderland and Leeds shared a goalless game. In Italy, Inter scored twice in stoppage time to beat Fiorentina and go level with Lazio at the top.
Roma came back from 2-0 down twice to draw 3-3 in Naples and stay unbeaten. In Germany, substitute Maximilian Beier sent Dortmund three points clear at the top, and Niclas Füllkrug scored twice more for Bremen.
Nottingham Forest created 2.33 expected goals but had to settle for a 1-1 draw at Ipswich, and Oliver Glasner called a VAR decision "wrong". In Germany, Gladbach won at Stuttgart to avoid an unwanted Bundesliga record.
Two penalties, a Mike Maignan red card and an Amine Adli free kick gave Bournemouth a historic 3-0 win over AC Milan and three wins from three in their first European campaign. Sunderland drew in Poland and Crystal Palace in Istanbul.
Bournemouth and Sunderland have both won their first two Europa League games. On Thursday night Bournemouth face seven-time European champions AC Milan, Sunderland travel to Lech Poznań and Crystal Palace visit Beşiktaş.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament and needs surgery, while Ousmane Dembélé and captain Marquinhos face several weeks out. What it means for the champions of Europe.
