Nigel Spackman
Former Bournemouth player on TNT Sports

This is a harsh one on the goalkeeper [Kepa]. Joao Pedro runs into him.

I don't think there's enough in it to overturn the referee's decision.

An excellent penalty, Pedro won the penalty and took the penalty. A really cool penalty.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't know what Bournemouth's two centre backs were doing and then I'm not sure what Kepa can do there. It is clever from Joao Pedro. He runs into the box and kind of falls into Kepa, but it was never getting overturned.

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Andres Garcia comes forward again on the right but his low ball into the box is well cleared by Marc Guehi.

Aston Villa are really pushing here.

Confident stuff from Crystal Palace when playing the ball through the Aston Villa press. Jean-Philippe Mateta shields the ball well but Ezri Konsa goes down again, claiming an arm to the face.

Lovely little one-two between Morgan Rogers and Andres Garcia high on the Aston Villa right but Crystal Palace defend well before the cross comes in.

Really assured start from Villa at Selhurst Park.

Rash from Bournemouth keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, he sprints off his line and wipes out Joao Pedro, who will take the spot kick.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Even though they are losing Wolves are the better team at the moment. Fulham haven't got out of their own half since they scored.

A chance for the hosts. The ball comes in from Yankuba Minteh just inside the penalty area, Kepa Arrizabalaga comes to punch but doesn't get much distance on it and Georginio Rutter can only head wide, although it would've had to be a good effort with three covering defenders on the line.

Moments later Kaoru Mitoma gets a shooting chance, from Diego Gomez's pass, but under pressure can only slide his shot wide of goal.

Nothing comes from the Aston Villa corner and now Ezri Konsa is down holding his foot. You could hear his screams coming through the pitchside mics! Don't worry though Villa fans, he's up and absolutely fine.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a good finish from Ryan Sessegnon. He still had a lot of time to decide what he wanted to do. Hopefully that can kickstart his career, he is back to the club he started in Fulham.

Almost a great start from Bournemouth. Ryan Christie gets the ball on his left foot and shoots across goal, but Bart Verbruggen flings himself to his left to push the ball away from goal.

Glenn Hoddle
Former England and Tottenham manager on TNT Sports

It's his first game and his first touch of the ball.

Ryan Sessegnon's made a great break and that's what you want from your wing-backs.

Nelson Semedo comes towards the ball and it's a poor decision defensively.

Ryan Sessegnon looks at the keeper and this is a really good finish.

Andy Reid
Former Tottenham and Nottingham Forest midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Incredibly poor defending from Wolves. You can't play such a high line when there is no pressure on the ball. They were trying to play offside three or four yards into their own half - crazy stuff.

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Crystal Palace are furious at Aston Villa being awarded the first corner of the game.

Before the corner is taken, there's a stoppage in play with Marc Guehi in a bit of pain. He's up and OK to carry on, for now.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Selhurst Park

Aston Villa look like they have matched Crystal Palace's 3-4-3 formation this evening. Garcia and Digne are the full backs with Konsa, Disasi and Bogarde at centre back.

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Aston Villa in their all-white kit are looking a bit like Real Madrid tonight. Unai Emery will certainly be hoping they play like them.

Aston Villa with some nice possession in the early stages as they look to attack down their left. Chris Richards does well to snuff out the danger though.

And away we go at Brighton, Crystal Palace and Wolves. Chelsea v Southampton starts at 20:15 GMT.