Crystal Palace and 10-man Everton played out a goalless draw, while Sheffield United grabbed a late equaliser to claim a point at Bournemouth.

Ashley Barnes's double was key as Burnley scored three times in the space of 12 second-half minutes to stun Southampton in a 3-0 win at Turf Moor, Johann Gudmundsson's impressive solo goal putting the icing on the cake.

New signing Neal Maupay scored on his debut to help Brighton defeat Watford by the same scoreline at Vicarage Road.

The former Brentford striker followed fellow substitute Florin Andone by netting in the second half, Abdoulaye Doucoure's dreadful own goal after 28 minutes having set Graham Potter's new side on its way.

Australia's Mat Ryan would have been pleased with the clean sheet, while Socceroos team-mate and new Seagulls signing Aaron Mooy didn't get on from the bench.

Substitute Billy Sharp finished off a goalmouth scramble with two minutes remaining to earn newly promoted Sheffield United a 1-1 draw away to Bournemouth.

Chris Mepham had earlier put the hosts in front when he converted a close-range rebound, but Sharp ensured the Blades got something from their first Premier League game since 2007.

There was also a draw as Crystal Palace held Everton at Selhurst Park, with the visitors having Morgan Schneiderlin sent off with 14 minutes remaining.

The midfielder picked up a second yellow card for a high foot Luka Milivojevic, while Wilfried Zaha, who stayed at Palace having been heavily pursued by Everton in the transfer window, played the last 25 minutes after coming off the bench.

Queens Park Rangers also picked up a point at Loftus Road after going behind to an early second half penalty against Huddersfield Town.

The Terriers, relegated from the Premier League last season, went ahead from the spot through Karlan Grant, but with just seven minutes remaining, Grant Hall popped up to nod home a high ball from a free-kick, scoring for the first time in three years to secure a share of the spoils.