Marshall Munetsi finds Jorgen Strand Larsen who drives towards goal but Manchester United captain Victor Lindelof manages to dispossess him.

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This game has been incredibly one-sided. Ipswich are getting around the pitch and you can see there is intent there, but they are just a yard off all the time.

We spoke about whether Mikel Arteta was going to rest his players. But at hte moment, this is a lovely game for them. These players can tick through the motions as they are not under any pressure at all.

It should be 2-0 to Arsenal!

Mikel Merino gets away easily from Axel Tuanzebe to meet a corner at the back post, but can't get his header on target.

Jen Beattie
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website

Great winning the ball from Fulham and Alex Iwobi is in acres of space.

First touch to set himself up and then a second touch which is a great finish into the bottom corner.

He doesn't even look, he knows where the goal is.

Calvin Bassey is shown a yellow card by referee Anthony Taylor after a late challenge on Enzo Fernandez.

The Fulham centre-back had been caught in possession after striding forward with the ball and decided it was worthy risking a booking to prevent a Chelsea break.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

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Let's face it, the start of this game could not offer a bigger contrast to the frenzied ending of Thursday night.

Part of the problem from a Manchester United perspective is that, aside from the occasional long pass from Christian Eriksen, Manchester United have no creative spark without Bruno Fernandes.

Fernandes is always looking forward, seeing what situations he can exploit, without him, United are reliant on Rasmus Hojlund's strength and a Wolves error.

Nelson Semedo has a strike at goal from distance but it is high and wide.

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

A very measured start. United don't seem to have that urgency, they seem to be playing safe.

Wolves have played more balls over the tops into the spaces and that's where you should go against a changed back three.

This game is being played at a very leisurely pace.

It is between teams who are 13th and 16th in the league after all.

Ipswich showed a lot of fight in the first half of the season but this performance - so far - has an air of acceptance about their potential fate this season.

Arsenal are barely getting out of second gear.

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It seemed like the chance was over to be honest, but Martin Odegaard is picking up such intelligent positions on this pitch. He peels to the right-hand side, races forward with the ball and feeds it to Bukayo Saka, who crosses in for Leandro Trossard.

It's a bizarre goal to concede but that goal is all about Odegaard for me.

Chelsea have picked up in the past five minutes and are starting to get some joy down their left with Pedro Neto.

No clear chances yet but it's better from Enzo Maresca's side.

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Wolves are nearly architects of their own downfall. Rayan Ait-Nouri tried to have a swing at it and he ended up swinging it into his own box!

The home fans are in fine voice in the Manchester sunshine.

There hasn't been much on the pitch for them to get excited about at the moment.

Kobbie Mainoo, who turned 20 yesterday, goes down after Emmanuel Agbadou puts an arm across his body in the box but the referee doesn't feel the contact is significant enough for a penalty and play continues.

Reece James takes the free-kick and goes for goal.

Decent connection but the ball goes straight into the arms of Bernd Leno in the Fulham goal.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Portman Road

The Arsenal fans are singing about how they got 'Declan Rice half price' from West Ham after he beats Jens Cajuste to a tackle on the edge of the Arsenal box.