<p>Arsenal scored twice in the last seven minutes to escape with a 2-2 draw at Everton on Saturday after the home side had largely dominated the Premier League encounter at Goodison Park.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Aaron Ramsey scored after 83 minutes and substitute Olivier Giroud planted home a header in the 90th to cancel out the lead Everton held after first-half goals from Seamus Coleman and Steven Naismith.<br /><br />The result meant Arsenal stayed third in the early-season table with four points from two games although their run of six successive league victories, which started after they lost 3-0 at Everton in April, came to an end.<br /><br />Chelsea, who beat Leicester City 2-0 at Stamford Bridge, and Swansea City, who sank Burnley 1-0 at the Liberty Stadium, head the standings with six points.<br /><br />In the day's other matches West Ham United won 3-1 at Crystal Palace while the games between Aston Villa and Newcastle United and Southampton and West Bromwich Albion both ended goalless. <br /><br />Chelsea secured a second successive win over a newly-promoted side, thanks to second-half goals from Diego Costa and Eden Hazard.<br /><br />West Ham United picked up their first points at managerless Crystal Palace thanks to two first half goals in three minutes from Argentine debutant Mauro Zarate and Stewart Downing, and a second half volley from Carlton Cole.<br /><br />Marouane Chamakh scored for Palace before Cole's third for the Hammers but the Eagles have now lost both their opening games following their 2-1 loss at Arsenal last week.<br /><br />Chelsea manager Mourinho was pleased with the way his team improved after half-time with Costa scoring his second goal in two games after 63 minutes with an eight-metre shot and Hazard adding the second 13 minutes from time with a low shot after cutting in from the right.<br /><br />"We didn't play good in the first half. Leicester came with great defensive intensity, trying to scare us on the counter-attack and we were a bit slow -- slow in moving the ball and slow thinking and we needed to change and we did that," Mourinho told Sky Sports afterwards.<br /><br />"The second half was compete control. I don't forget they had a good chance with the result 0-0 but we had so many chances, so many opportunities to score obviously we deserved the victory."<br /><br />Leicester boss Nigel Pearson said he was disappointed, explaining: "Key moments didn't quite go our way today. I thought we played exceptionally well in the first half but it's about taking your chances when you get them.<br /><br />"There are more positives today than there are negatives. We're not talking about us coming to places like this and being happy to lose the game, but I think the players showed what they're capable of. What we need to do is sustain it for the entirety of the game."</p>
<p>Arsenal scored twice in the last seven minutes to escape with a 2-2 draw at Everton on Saturday after the home side had largely dominated the Premier League encounter at Goodison Park.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Aaron Ramsey scored after 83 minutes and substitute Olivier Giroud planted home a header in the 90th to cancel out the lead Everton held after first-half goals from Seamus Coleman and Steven Naismith.<br /><br />The result meant Arsenal stayed third in the early-season table with four points from two games although their run of six successive league victories, which started after they lost 3-0 at Everton in April, came to an end.<br /><br />Chelsea, who beat Leicester City 2-0 at Stamford Bridge, and Swansea City, who sank Burnley 1-0 at the Liberty Stadium, head the standings with six points.<br /><br />In the day's other matches West Ham United won 3-1 at Crystal Palace while the games between Aston Villa and Newcastle United and Southampton and West Bromwich Albion both ended goalless. <br /><br />Chelsea secured a second successive win over a newly-promoted side, thanks to second-half goals from Diego Costa and Eden Hazard.<br /><br />West Ham United picked up their first points at managerless Crystal Palace thanks to two first half goals in three minutes from Argentine debutant Mauro Zarate and Stewart Downing, and a second half volley from Carlton Cole.<br /><br />Marouane Chamakh scored for Palace before Cole's third for the Hammers but the Eagles have now lost both their opening games following their 2-1 loss at Arsenal last week.<br /><br />Chelsea manager Mourinho was pleased with the way his team improved after half-time with Costa scoring his second goal in two games after 63 minutes with an eight-metre shot and Hazard adding the second 13 minutes from time with a low shot after cutting in from the right.<br /><br />"We didn't play good in the first half. Leicester came with great defensive intensity, trying to scare us on the counter-attack and we were a bit slow -- slow in moving the ball and slow thinking and we needed to change and we did that," Mourinho told Sky Sports afterwards.<br /><br />"The second half was compete control. I don't forget they had a good chance with the result 0-0 but we had so many chances, so many opportunities to score obviously we deserved the victory."<br /><br />Leicester boss Nigel Pearson said he was disappointed, explaining: "Key moments didn't quite go our way today. I thought we played exceptionally well in the first half but it's about taking your chances when you get them.<br /><br />"There are more positives today than there are negatives. We're not talking about us coming to places like this and being happy to lose the game, but I think the players showed what they're capable of. What we need to do is sustain it for the entirety of the game."</p>