LONDON: Manchester United moved back to the top of the Premier League table after claiming a third win from three games with a 2-0 victory over Leicester.

Jose Mourinho’s men have now scored 10 league goals without reply this season, but things did not all go their way at Old Trafford.

Kasper Schmeichel saved Romelu Lukaku’s penalty six minutes into the second half and it took until 20 minutes from time for United to make the breakthrough.

Marcus Rashford took advantage of slack marking to sweep in following a corner three minutes after his introduction off the bench.

Rashford’s fellow substitute Marouane Fellaini added a second after Jesse Lingard’s shot to leave Leicester, 2015-16 champions, with three points from their opening three matches.

Manchester City claimed a late 2-1 win over Bournemouth as defeats for West Ham and Crystal Palaceput pressure on Slaven Bilic and Frank De Boer at the bottom of the Premier League and favourite to to be first boss to leave his post in the top flight.

Palace and West Ham are without a point after three games.

De Boer’s Eagles are yet to score after a 2-0 defeat to previously winless Swansea and were booed off three matches into the Dutchman’s reign.

Tammy Abraham, on loan from Chelsea, scored his first Premier League goal one minute before half-time and Jordan Ayew added a second within three minutes of the restart.

Bilic’s Hammers lost 3-0 at Newcastle, who won for the first time this season through goals from Joselu, Ciaran Clark and substitute Aleksandar Mitrovic.

Bournemouth are also without a point after three games this season and as Pep Guardiola’s City claimed victory through Raheem Sterling’s stoppage-time winner.

The England forward was sent off after earning a second yellow card for his celebrations at netting the decisive strike.

Gabriel Jesus had cancelled out Charlie Daniels’ stunning strike as City came from behind for a second win from three games following Monday’s draw with Everton, who play Chelsea on Sunday.