Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

It's been a while since this stadium has heard a roar like that.

It was a lovely passing move which opened Manchester City up and the finish from Swansea's Portuguese midfielder Goncalo Franco was fabulous.

Swansea have rich reward from their bright start.

You get the feeling there are goals for Brighton here if they can find the right pass.

Unfortunately for them, Carlos Baleba isn't able to this time.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Anfield

Rio Ngumoha has such brilliant feet. He is comfortable going inside and outside. He draws it into the middle of the park and tried to send it around the far right hand post.

Rio Ngumoha doesn't lack confidence, does he?

A lovely curling attempt by the 17-year-old and it drops just wide.

He's got a cracking future ahead of him.

After a beautiful rendition of the Last Post, we're under way at St James' Park.

Max Dowman takes the ball down in the box but Jan Paul van Hecke gets a foot in before he can get a shot off.

Tell you what, Brighton look good here.

Diego Gomez picks the ball up about 30 yards from goal and drives wide.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport football reporter at Emirates Stadium

The Brighton fans are booing every time former Crystal Palace player Eberechi Eze touches the ball.

Palace are Brighton's big rivals.

Image source, Reuters

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

It was almost as impressive as it was calamitous striker Tolu Arokodare managed to pass backward without any pressure on him from the centre circle to find a Chelsea players instead of one his Wolves teammates.

It summed up just how much negative momentum is pulling the west Midlands club downward as midfielder Andrey Santos nets his first goal for Chelsea.

Two attempts in the opening 10 minutes at Anfield - both by players wearing red shirts.

Swansea have started well tonight. They're not holding back.

Neither side have managed an effort yet but it's been relatively even, with Man City having 60% possession.

The hosts have looked dangerous on the break.

A HUGE chance for Brighton goes to waste.

The Arsenal corner is cleared and away Brighton go. Georginio Rutter plays a lovely pass for Stefanos Tzimas and the striker sticks it wide when one-on-one.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Anfield

It's a back three for Liverpool and then you have Calvin Ramsay and Milos Kerkez as wing-backs.

Federico Chiesa is up top on his own, but he is flanked by Rio Ngumoha and Kieran Morrison.

It is an interesting formation. It is positive from Liverpool and Palace are struggling to come to terms with the formation that Liverpool are playing.

Encouraging start by a couple of Liverpool youngsters.

Rio Ngumoha's fast feet are causing Palace's defence problems, while Kieran Morrison gets ahead of Marc Guehi to send a header over the bar.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

It's a belting atmosphere at the Swansea.com Stadium, which hosts its first sell-out crowd of the season tonight.

The home side have responded to the bumper turn-out with a bright opening, with Swansea enjoying plenty of early territory.

Already, however, there are signs of Manchester City's potential threat on the counter.

Kepa is called into action again but this time Brighton should be taking the lead but Georginio Rutter can't find the corner.

Lively start in north London.

Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter at St James' Park

Those Spurs fans up in the gods booed the names of both Aaron Ramsdale and Joe Willock as Newcastle United's team was read out by the stadium announcer at St James' Park. They've not forgotten their Arsenal links...

Good news for Liverpool. They haven't conceded in the opening five minutes like they did against Brentford at the weekend - and their last home game against Manchester United.