Sky Sports' writers cast their eye over a busy Premier League Sunday, and the headlines belong as much to what didn't happen as what did.
Manchester United, under Michael Carrick, were left toothless in attack against Everton, lacking the invention needed to break down the Toffees despite pressing for a breakthrough.
At the other end of the spectrum, Arsenal fans got their first proper look at Ezri Konsa, who impressed on his maiden start for the Gunners, showing why the club moved to bring him in.
There was also a personal subplot for Morgan Rogers, who endured a mixed outing against the very side that once tried to sign him — a reminder of how quickly fortunes and reputations shift in the Premier League.
As Sky Sports' hits and misses column outlines, it was a round of fixtures defined less by clinical finishing and more by moments of individual promise and missed opportunity — with Carrick's United left to ponder their lack of a killer touch heading into the next round of fixtures.