Another Manchester City win, more Brighton magic, four red cards, a first Fulham victory and further Manchester United woe.It was another barnstorming weekend of Premier League football as clubs are finding out where they truly belong in the table.Erling Haaland scored twice to help Manchester City maintain their 100 per cent start to the Premier League seasonGettyEnzo Maresca created Premier League history by becoming the first manager to oversee seven straight wins since taking charge of a club to keep City in first place.But the Citizens are second in the table to Brighton in terms of goals scored, with the Seagulls beating rivals Crystal Palace 5-0 to maintain their unlikely title charge – heaping the pressure on Eagles boss Pierre Sage in the process.And at the other end of the table, Alvaro Arbeloa relieved some of the heat on himself as he guided Fulham to their first top-flight win of the campaign over Hull – sending Tottenham, who play Coventry on Monday night, into 20th spot as a result. With plenty to discuss from the weekend’s football, talkSPORT’s Sam Matterface, Alex Crook and Troy Deeney dissect the drama in our Premier League All Access show.Picking out their heroes and villains, here’s what they had to say…Who are talkSPORT’s Premier League Heroes?Sam Matterface – Diego Gomez, Jordan Henderson and Emi Martinez’s medical aidFailing to just name one hero, broadcaster Matterface gave a hat-trick of shoutouts, with Brighton‘s Gomez given a special mention.The 23-year-old brought up his first goal of the season in stunning fashion – chipping Palace goalkeeper Walter Benitez from 56 yards out.Waxing lyrical over the strike, Matterface said: “He’s got to be a hero for scoring from the halfway line – sublime trajectory on that.”He then turned his attention to his beloved Chelsea, having watched the Blues 2-0 win at Everton alongside Stuart Pearce from the talkSPORT commentary booth.For the second week in a row, he gushed over veteran midfielder Jordan Henderson, whose late free-kick helped lead to the west London outfit sealing their victory on the road.Gomez may have already won the Premier League’s Goal of the Season awardMatterface stated: “Jordan Henderson, again this week as he was last week, because he’s Jordan Henderson, he plays for Chelsea.“And he did technically get another assist by smashing the ball into the wall and it fell nicely for Pedro Neto.”And Matterface then touched upon Emi Martinez’s second half injury at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, with the goalkeeper undergoing surgery on a fractured jaw.The 2022 World Cup winner received immediate medical treatment from both teams, along with the St John’s Ambulance paramedics.Praising those that came to his aid, Matterface remarked: “And the medical staff that dealt with Emi Martinez.“On the week that we marked 20 years since Petr Cech’s harrowing head injury at Reading.“The value of on-site paramedics, a change that precipitated by what happened at the Madejski [Stadium] was there for all to see.”Martinez lost consciousness following his injury, with the goalkeeper immediately rushed to hospitalGettyTroy Deeney – Jack HinshelwoodMaking his return from injury since the opening game of the season, Brighton midfielder Hinshelwood grabbed his fourth goal of the term.Chucked on for the final 19 minutes at the Amex Stadium, the 21-year-old was on hand to fire home from close range to complete the Seagulls’ rout.And for Watford icon Deeney, the Englishman’s cameo was a sight to behold.He stated: “I know he came on as a sub, but I think the kid is massively underrated.“He comes back in from being injured and picked up from where he left off.“Hinshelwood, Brighton, Gomez, all feel-good stories.”Hinshelwood has scored three goals from his opening two Premier League gamesGettyAlex Crook – Michael OliverArsenal may have showed why they are Premier League champions having edged out a closely-fought 1-0 away at Nottingham Forest, but it wasn’t a pretty watch.Noni Madueke‘s deflected winner in the 80th minute was the Gunners’ first and only shot on target.Not impressed by the quality on show from either side, the talkSPORT trio declared it as the worst game of the campaign.And for Crook, he was left delighted with how little injury time was added onto the game.Singling out the match’s referee, he quipped: “I’m going to give it to Michael Oliver for only adding on three minutes at the City Ground.”Referee Oliver officiated a dismal display at the City GroundGettyWho are talkSPORT’s Premier League Villains?Alex Crook – Oliver GlasnerForest’s defeat to Arsenal was their fourth loss from seven fixtures – plunging them into the relegation zone.To make matters worse, the Reds have now failed to score in any of their opening four home fixtures.Fans were hopeful that Glasner, who scooped three trophies at Palace, would bring free-flowing football and a winning mentality to the club.But his appointment is already drawing some concern from many supporters.Having his say on Glasner, Crook remarked: “Forest haven’t scored at home, the football was pretty turgid, the atmosphere wasn’t great at the City Ground.“I’m not sure Forest fans are loving ‘Glasner Ball’ at this particular time.”Pressure is growing on Forest boss Glasner, who has overseen just one victory from seven league games in chargeGettyTroy Deeney – Kevin DansoThe Austrian centre-back was guilty of a nightmare opening 17 minutes as Sunderland lost 2-0 away at Bournemouth on Sunday.Starting for a fifth league game in a row for the Black Cats since joining on loan from Spurs, Danso was at fault for Marcus Tavernier’s early strike.And he was then shown his marching orders for slipping over and hauling down striker Evanilson who was bearing down on goal.Slamming the defender, Deeney said: “He is guff, as Jamie O’Hara would say, he is terrible.“Did you see his sending off? Where he fell over his own legs?“He cost Sunderland and I just think he’s terrible to be honest with you.”Danso brought down Evanlison after the striker capitalised on his mistakeGettyThe red card was quickly brandished out in the 17th minute at the Vitality StadiumGettySam Matterface – Premier League lawmakersRounding off the villains, and Matterface believes Premier League officials have gone too soft.Gone are the days where referees let crunching tackles, heated interactions and feisty needle slide.Instead, the whistle is quickly out – immediately bringing a halt to action.Calling it out, Matterface argued: “The lawmakers and officials that are sanitising the game and taking the physicality out of our supposedly contact sport.“We like a good robust tackle, we like a little bit of argy-bargy every now and again.“Just because someone looks at someone in a dodgy direction isn’t violent conduct, OK, they went cheek-to-cheek, it’s not the end of the world, no-one got hurt.“That’s not violent conduct, trust me, we all know what violent conduct is, and that’s not it.”Premier League result - Matchweek 7Everton 0-2 ChelseaFulham 1-0 HullManchester City 3-2 Ipswich TownBrentford 1-2 LiverpoolNewcastle 0-1 Aston VillaBrighton 5-0 Crystal PalaceBournemouth 2-0 SunderlandLeeds United 1-1 Manchester UnitedNottingham Forest 0-1 ArsenalTottenham Hotspur vs Coventry City – 8pm