The second weekend of the Premier League season brought with it numerous interesting tactical tweaks and the clever use of certain players - here is what BBC Sport learned.
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Four people were on board the helicopter when it crashed on the Isle of Wight, police say.
Colourful Notting Hill Carnival revellers party in the streets
The celebrations continue with the adult's parade, sound systems and live performances on Monday.
Britain's 1961 Wimbledon champion Mortimer Barrett dies aged 93
Angela Mortimer Barrett, the 1961 Wimbledon women's singles champion, dies aged 93.
Record bank holiday temperatures for parts of UK
The heat will be short-lived, with wet and windy weather expected for most by mid week.
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Kneecap cancel US tour dates amid court case
The trio said they have cancelled all upcoming US tour dates because of the "proximity of our next court hearing in London".
Wolves reject £50m Newcastle bid for Strand Larsen
Newcastle United have a £50m bid for striker Jorgen Strand Larsen rejected by Wolves as they look to sign a striker before the transfer deadline.
Watch stunning bicycle-kick winner from Dresden's Herrmann
Watch Dynamo Dresden's Luca Herrmann score a stunning bicycle kick in the 10th minute of stoppage time to secure a 2-1 win over Arminia Bielefeld in the 2. Bundesliga on Sunday.
Black cab rapist John Worboys investigated over alleged 1990s sex attack
Lancashire Police say the probe comes after a report of a sex attack in the town decades ago.
Man mistakenly deported to El Salvador set to be removed from US again
Kilmar Abrego Garcia is taken into custody in Baltimore as his lawyers say he may be sent to Uganda.
ScotRail to replace controversial AI voice on trains
Voiceover artist Gayanne Potter said a "dreadful" robotic version of her voice was being used on trains
'It's terrifying': Thousands evacuate as typhoon batters Vietnam
It comes less than a year after Vietnam was hit by Typhoon Yagi, which killed 300 people.
'It's terrifying': Thousands evacuate as typhoon batters Vietnam
It comes less than a year after Vietnam was hit by Typhoon Yagi, which killed 300 people.
Hospitality hit by half of all UK job losses since Budget, industry leaders warn
Lobby group calls for urgent action to lower taxes, but the government says it is helping establishments.
Arsenal pursue deal for Leverkusen defender Hincapie
Arsenal are interested in signing Bayer Leverkusen defender Piero Hincapie, who has a release clause of £52m.
Medvedev smashes racquet after losing chaotic thriller
Watch the moment Daniil Mededev smashes up his racquet after his first-round defeat by Benjamin Bonzi at the US Open.
'A man's body' - Draper returns to US Open transformed
Twelve months on from his breakout Grand Slam run, Jack Draper returns to the US Open feeling stronger - and looking beefed up.
Four journalists among 15 dead in Israeli strike on hospital, Gaza officials say
The strikes on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis are said to have killed journalists working for international media.
Emotional Fleetwood 'proud' of first PGA Tour title
An emotional Tommy Fleetwood says he's "proud" of winning his first PGA Tour title at the 164th time of asking.