Rooney off as Man Utd beat West Ham 2-1
Chelsea 3-0 Villa; Everton 1-1 Liverpool
Hull 2-4 Man City; Palace 2-0 Leicester
Saints 2-1 QPR; Sunderland 0-0 Swansea
A good spell for Sunderland at the moment as Seb Larsson shoots straight at Lukasz Fabianski, Ki Sung-yueng having done just enough to prevent the midfielder from getting a better sight of goal.
Then, Connor Wickham just fails to make contact with a dangerous Will Buckley ball.
Matt Donnelly:, external Louis van Gaal isn't gonna be happy with that. He seems like the type of manager who really relies on his captain to lead by example.
Sean:, external Just when you thought Wayne Rooney had grown up he does that. A toddler throwing his toys out the pram. Should not be captain.
Kunal Gupta:, external At least this way Juan Mata plays the next three games. Absolute stupidity from Rooney.
Steve Claridge
at Stamford Bridge for BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
"Darren Bent's got quite big, hasn't he? Has he not put on a bit of weight? Look at the size of him... wow. He's a lot bigger than when I last saw him. A lot bigger..."
Image source, Getty ImagesCrystal Palace 2-0 Leicester City
Former Wales international John Hartson
Final Score
"David Silva plays a couple of one-twos, great play, he slips Edin Dzeko through on to his left foot and Dzeko shoots across Allan McGregor. It's not a great strike but it is enough. I'm not sure Man City will let Hull back into the game in the same way they did in the first half now."
Amazing scenes! Graziano Pelle watches what Charlie Austin does, and fancies a go himself, only his strike is even better!
Like Austin, Pelle slows a cross into the area with one touch, but opts to smash an overhead kick into the back of the net with his second.
Image source, Getty ImagesSergio Aguero's afternoon is over, as he is replaced by Frank Lampard. Can the midfielder do it again for Manchester City?
Charlie Austin, take a bow. What a lovely goal! The former Burnley striker plucks a cross out of the air with one touch, turns and volleys home with his second. QPR's first goal on the road this season, and it is a belter.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City re-take the lead at the KC Stadium, with David Silva running between the lines and stretching the Hull defence before playing in Edin Dzeko, who rolls the ball arrow-like past Allan McGregor.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWill the honeymoon period ever end for Diego Costa? What a signing he is turning out to be for Chelsea.
Rob in Newbury: Well done, Rooney. Captain? Disaster.
Man Utd fan from London: Rooney's a define red. Will he ever learn?
Bobby in Newcastle: Awful conduct from Wayne Rooney. The Man Utd and England captain should know better than that!
Former Blackburn striker Jason Roberts
Final Score
"I think Wayne Rooney wants to bring Stewart Downing down to stop him running past him and he kicks his knee when he wants to just clip his heels. But he deserves a red card and it is a ridiculous challenge."
A change at the KC too, with Jesus Navas replacing Fernandinho. James Milner will revert to central midfield.
Manchester United try to shore things up - Darren Fletcher replacing Radamel Falcao.
That second goal for Chelsea gives them a bit of breathing space and they are looking confidant now as Oscar sees a goal-bound effort cleared off the line by Aly Cissokho after Brad Guzan had done just enough to take the pace off the shot.
Steve Claridge
at Stamford Bridge for BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
"There's a danger, and I know it's early days, but I think there's a very real danger that Chelsea could just boss this division this season. Particularly if Manchester City keep slipping up..."
Former Wales international John Hartson
Final Score
"Wayne Rooney just kicked out at Stewart Downing cynically and caught him in the thigh area for no reason whatsoever. And you just ask yourself why? Only he himself will be able to answer that.
"He has been outstanding today, he's got a wonderful goal, he's scored, his team are 2-1 up, but what has he done that for? It is crazy."
Image source, Getty ImagesThis game could go either way, with Manchester City defender Eliaquim Mangala continuing to look shaky at the back. Remember, he was at fault for the two goals which dragged the Tigers back from 2-0 down.
BBC Sport's Nabil Hassan at St Mary's
"You wouldn't think it was Sadio Mane's first Premier League start. The winger has looked totally at home in a Saints shirt and his delightful backheel to set up Ryan Bertrand for the opener was simply superb. He's lit up this game and Southampton are rampant now."
West Ham have thrown on Carlton Cole as they try to take full advantage of Wayne Rooney's sending-off, and his strike partner Diafra Sakho heads into the side-netting from Stewart Downing's cross.