English Premier League Round up: A Nightmare Start For Semi Ajayi's New Coach 

  English Premier League Round up: A Nightmare Start For Semi Ajayi's New Coach By Omolagba Oluwayemi Sam Allardyce's reign as West Bromwich Albion manager got off to a miserable start as Aston Villa brushed aside the 10-man Baggies, BSNsports.com.ng reports. Anwar El Ghazi's improvised close-range finish gave Villa an early advantage in a West Midlands derby that was one-sided even before Baggies captain Jake Livermore's red card. The visitors were utterly dominant once Martin Atkinson consulted his pitchside monitor and decided to dismiss Livermore for a studs-up lunge on Jack Grealish before half-time. They sealed the points with two goals in the closing stages as Grealish set up Bertrand Traore's cool side-footer and then won the penalty converted by El Ghazi for the Dutchman's second. Wilfred Ndidi was voted man of the match as Tottenham’s Premier League title challenge suffered a huge blow after Leicester moved above them into second with an impressive 2-0 away win on Sunday. Jamie Vardy’s (45+4) penalty and a Toby Alderweireld (59) own goal moved the Foxes four points behind leaders Liverpool as for once Harry Kane and Son Heung-min failed to dig Spurs out of trouble. Scott McTominay became the first player to score twice inside the first three minutes of a Premier League game as Manchester United climbed to third in the table with a remarkable victory over old rivals Leeds at Old Trafford. The midfielder found the bottom corner with a ferocious drive after just 67 seconds, before doubling his tally moments later with a clever finish from Anthony Martial's pass. Bruno Fernandes and Victor Lindelof increased the home side's lead, with Liam Cooper's header reducing the arrears at the end of a pulsating first 45 minutes. Daniel James broke clear of the Leeds defence to restore the hosts' four-goal advantage 20 minutes into the second half, before Fernandes added his second of the game from the penalty spot after Martial had been tripped by Pascal Struijk. Stuart Dallas curled home a stunning second consolation for Leeds - a fitting end to one of the games of the season that included 43 shots. The victory lifts Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side above fourth-placed Everton on goal difference, while Leeds remain seven points above the relegation zone in 14th. Ten-man Sheffield United were denied a first win of the season when hosts Brighton & Hove Albion grabbed a late equaliser to earn a 1-1 draw at the Amex Arena on Sunday. The visitors had John Lundstram sent off for upending Joel Veltman in a reckless challenge in the first-half, with the referee changing his decision from a yellow card to a red following a VAR review. Despite Brighton's domination, United took the lead when league debutant Jayden Bogle (63) made an impact after coming on as a second-half substitute. Brighton substitute Danny Welbeck (87) equalised three minutes from time from a set-piece when the ball fell to him in the six-yard box and the unmarked striker controlled it with his chest before firing a volley into the back of the net.