Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

No sign of John Textor so far at Goodison Park.

Wonder if he would plonk himself in the home or away side of the directors' box if he turned up?

Some heavy touches from both sides sees some decent attacking opportunities break down. Things have evened up a touch now, however.

Dave Lane
Brentford fan and co-editor of the Beesotted Podcast on Football Focus

On Brentford scoring early goals...

They must be working on patterns of play if they win the kick-off. Long may it continue.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

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Brighton supporters haven't forgotten.

Just as they did last season, they have booed each of the players, Robert Sanchez, Marc Cucurella and Moises Caicedo, who have left the South Coast to play for Chelsea.

Arguably no club, aside from perhaps Leicester City, has been raided more by Chelsea for talent than Brighton in recent years.

This remains a huge part of the narrative of this match as Maresca joked that he bets the Brighton ownership are not too unhappy at the fees paid ahead of kick-off.

Chelsea winger Jadon Sancho has a shot blocked in the box. Malo Gusto had to change his boots a few seconds into the game. Those are the updates from Stamford Bridge.

Anon

John Birmingham

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on Final Score Red Button

The first run of attack.

A lovely strike from Bryan Mbeumo. The ball is almost behind him - he doesn't get a rocket purchase on it, but it's enough.

What a start for Brentford.

Remarkably that is now three successive games that Brentford have scored in the opening minute.

It was almost as if West Ham were nervous about how dangerous Brentford would be in the opening moments.

One attack, one goal.

Bryan Mbeumo has his fifth goal in the Premier League this season.

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Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

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There was a huge cheer when Jarrad Branthwaite's name was read out before kick-off.

It's the England international's first appearance of the season after groin surgery, can he be the catalyst to kickstart Everton's faltering season?

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score Red Button

Nottingham Forest are the standout team [this season].

They are in eighth in the league and I don't think anybody will have foreseen that - long it may continue for the Forest faithful.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I can never remember a team scoring three goals so quickly in three games consecutively.

That cannot be a fluke.

Everton are looking a little nervous in these early exchanges and good pressure on Jarrad Branthwaite by Jean-Philippe Mateta almost pays off, but the hosts are able to work the ball back to Jordan Pickford.

Arsenal, as you'd expect, are controlling possession in these early stages. They attack down the right through Bukayo Saka, who argues he is fouled by Caleb Okoli as he tries to get into the box, but play continues.

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Brighton fans are booing their former players in the Chelsea team. There are four of them. Well three who left Brighton for Stamford Bridge and Levi Colwill, who was only on loan at the Amex - so no beef with him presumably.

We're getting going in the five 3pm kick offs.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is possible [Leicester could get something]. They have been competitive in every game. They have changed their system today and are going to be difficult to play.

You never know in these games and tey have got that man Vardy. He is capable of scoring against anyone.

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Manchester City

Man City boss Pep Guardiola to TNT Sports: "They had moments in first ten minutes and after their goal, but in general we played really good.

"We made bad decisions at the last minute to make it 2-0. It is always difficult here with their physicality and they defend so deep. We had chances but [Nick] Pope was brilliant so we take the point.

"When we scored we played better. We make a mistake and after they play better. But then we take the game again and had chances to win it.

On Mateo Kovacic and Rico Lewis: "Mateo was brilliant, Rico too. Bernardo played there. Really good."

Newcastle United

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Newcastle boss Eddie Howe speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We are happy, especially after last week. That was a good display, that was us playing our way, brave. It was two teams going right at each other for probably 70 minutes. Last 20 minutes they were stronger than us and we had to defend really well to maintain the point.

"We got into really good crossing areas and I was really pleased with how we were off the ball and how we attacked the game. I can't ask for much more than that, the lads gave everything."

On Anthony Gordon playing up front: "I've said he is capable of doing the role. The highlight for me today was his energy and his running. He led the line really well and really pleased that he got his goal. Well deserved."

On Sandro Tonali: "It's probably our strongest position in terms of choice. Joe Willock and Sean Longstaff we rate really highly. Tonali would be right up there with one of our best performers today. He suffered a bit of cramp today but that is natural with the amount of time out that he has had.

On the improved performance from last week: "It's difficult to define how people react in certain situations. There is always going to be a lift here, especially against the opponent. There's a fear factor, you know you have to perform well or it could be very difficult. The challenge for us is to find that consistency and that's what we are working towards."