Chelsea have a free-kick in a good position on the corner of the penalty area.

It comes after a brilliant ball from Reece James into the path of Pedro Neto, who is pulled down by Kenny Tete.

Matheus Cunha is fouled by Noussair Mazraoui and Wolves have a free-kick on the edge of the area.

Cunha takes and swings it in to the near post but Victor Lindelof heads away.

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

If anybody is going to test Dan Bentley it's going to be Alejandro Garnacho and he's not had too many chances to get on the ball.

We know Garnacho likes to take a shot, he's definitely one you want in and around the Wolves box.

Cole Palmer has Chelsea's first shot of the afternoon but it's a tame one. The ball dribbles into the arms of Bernd Leno from 25 yards out.

The away side have not got going at all so far.

Christian Eriksen pings a ball forward towards fellow Dane Patrick Dorgu but it is a bit too ambitious and Wolves goalkeeper Dan Bentley collects with ease.

It's been a fairly quiet start to proceedings.

Now Ipswich have their first real attack as Julio Enciso, who has scored 60% of his Premier League goals against sides in the top six, whips an effort towards the far post but it strikes and winds Ben White.

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It is all Arsenal so far at the moment as they look to get the opening goal. A lovely move down the right ends with Leandro Trossard’s close-range effort being blocked.

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

Kobbie Mainoo is also playing on the left, in addition to Harry Amass and Tyler Fredricson.

Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim said on Thursday you can be surprised at how young players respond to challenges. It is the kind of statement Sir Alex Ferguson repeated quite often.

I suspect Amorim will learn a lot about all three this afternoon.

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Alejandro Garnacho tries to get in behind the Wolves defence but Santiago Bueno stops him going any further.

Toti Gomes heads a cross away from the box as the hosts aim to open the scoring.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Chelsea Goalkeeper Robert Sanchez has undoubtedly had an error-prone season.

His first action on his 50th appearance for the club is an anxious-looking lofted ball back to defender Levi Colwill, who gestures for him to keep the ball on the ground after it goes out of play.

Midfielder Andreas Pereira then turns the ball into the net but Ryan Sessegnon was offside in the build up. This hasn't been a good start for the Blues with pressure on to win this match.

Jen Beattie
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Sport Website

Alex Iwobi at the back stick is offside, but it's a confidence booster for Fulham.

You can see Iwobi's frustration. It was great interlinking play, dropping off and then playing in-behind. Positive from Fulham early on.

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Arsenal haven't been rattled in possession at all here so far. Their start has been extremely smooth. It's a very confident passage of passing from Mikel Arteta's side at the moment.

Fulham have the ball in the back of the net but the offside flag is up.

Andreas Pereira stabbed it home from close range but there looked to be at least two offsides in the build-up.

The check doesn't take long. Offside it is.

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The first thing to note at Old Trafford is that Wolves have made a late change to their starting line-up.

Goalkeeper Jose Sa, who was due to start, has dropped out of the side due to injury.

Dan Bentley will replace him for his first Premier League start of the season.

We are under way in the 14:00 BST kick-offs at Craven Cottage, Portman Road and Old Trafford.

Here we go!

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On BBC Radio 5 Live Alistair Bruce-Ball and ex-Arsenal defender Matt Upson bring you coverage from Portman Road as Ipswich look for valuable points against Arsenal.

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

The on-going protests against the relocation of some long-standing season ticket holders away from their seats in front of the directors box continues.

Chief executive Omar Berrada can hardly avoid seeing the banners that have been displayed in front of the directors' box, about 10 yards away from him.

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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

It is a really bright, sunny Easter Sunday on the River Thames for this Fulham versus Chelsea match at Craven Cottage.

Arguably no stadium in the Premier League has a better walk from the train station to ground than this one and fans were out early soaking in the atmosphere.

Chelsea's support has been under the microscope in recent weeks - amid Enzo Maresca's comments that they need to be louder at Stamford Bridge - but the away fans usually are good in this west London derby.

A big match for both teams that are in pursuit of Europe with six games left to play.

Curtis Davies
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

On Tyler Fredricson making his debut for Manchester United...

There is no pressure. It's one of the few times where players can make their debuts and not be put under any pressure.