I can't tell if this is a shot or attempted bit of skill from Beto but he doesn't make proper contact. Then Idrissa Gueye's long-range shot is blocked.

Ashley Young's corner is punched away by Kepa, who gets a free-kick as Jake O'Brien was pulling his jersey.

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Despite eight changes to their starting line-up, Burnley are more than matching Southampton so far.

The Saints are yet to test Clarets goalkeeper Vaclav Hladky, with the visitors' solid defence holding firm and Southampton's only two shots so far both being blocked.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fulham's possession stats are off the scale. To some degree that was expected but Wigan somehow need to get into this game and get some possession.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

Everton are fielding a strong team. They have looked a lot more comfortable under David Moyes - with or without the ball. They are well organised and they have already had some very good attacks in the game.

Bournemouth are also a good team but they have made a lot of changes and it is going to be an exciting game.

Fulham have had 91.3% of the ball. Don't often see possession stats that high.

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa striker on BBC Final Score

Rubin Colwill has got a lot of talent, but he needs to be a consistent player for the big clubs to have a look at him.

It's a good goal, but needs to put in some good displays in five or six games together rather than coming in and playing bits and bobs.

Fulham teenager Joshua King has a shot from near the corner of the box but it's saved by Wigan keeper Sam Tickle.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

James Garner only recently returned from an extended period on the sidelines following a back issue, but has started this games really well.

The midfielder is playing the quarterback role from just in front of the defence and dictating the tempo.

Acrobatic!

Andreas Pereira swings in a corner for Fulham which Rodrigo Muniz chests up and bicycle kicks well wide. Nowhere near the goal but still fun.

Within the first minute, Ipswich Town get a penalty. Sammie Szmodics is bundled to the ground and the visitors have a great chance to take the lead.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

James Carragher is very much like his dad, Jamie Carragher isn't he? He loves to tackle, loves to get totally involved in the game. He's fearless as well. The willingness is there from him and he's had a good start to the game.

We're 10 minutes behind schedule, but we're finally under way at the CBS Arena as Coventry City entertain Ipswich Town.

Southampton boss Ivan Juric is switching between pacing around his technical area and crouching low to observe these opening stages as the hosts attempt to assert themselves.

The Burnley fans are making all the noise so far, chanting about potential promotion and giving their opinion on the Saints' support.

Marcus Tavernier picks out Antoine Semenyo, whose shot takes a heavy deflection and drops wide for a Bounemouth corner.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fulham have started very well. They look up for it and have controlled large parts of the game. It's a good start from them.

Wigan defender Luke Robinson is into the book for a foul.

Fulham striker Rodrigo Muniz takes on a long ball well but is well blocked off by James Carragher, whose dad is the similarly named Jamie.