Lively stuff in the early stages. Geoff Cameron bursts down the right for Stoke and delivers a low ball that reaches Bojan Krkic - but West Ham centre-back James Collins throws himself in the way to block.

Southampton have barely let Hull have the ball since going ahead, but the Tigers finally manage to push forward as some nice passing just inside the Saints area ends with Mohamed Diame sending a low ball into the middle of the area, but Ryan Bertrand is on hand to smash clear.

That is first class from Diego Costa. The Chelsea man has the awareness to lay off the ball first time to Oscar, great touch, but Oscar scuffs his shot wide. A true connection and it's goal time.

And another chance for Chelsea! Branislav Ivanovic ghosts in to the near post and puts Willian's cross into the side-netting.

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Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 live at Stamford Bridge

"QPR will be happy with their start here. They have taken the sting out of things, but Chelsea will be patient and have the kind of quality that can punish you for the slightest error."

Victor Moses is still looking for his first Stoke goal since arriving on loan from Chelsea, but shows promise with a positive run and a 25-yard shot just over Adrian's crossbar.

West Brom keeper Ben Foster almost takes the ball out of the penalty area as he fumbles an Andy King header, the highlight of a sluggish start at the King Power.

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BBC Radio 5Live football producer Phil Wye on Twitter:, external "The 3pm commentary duo on the Stamford Bridge gantry"

Very lively start at Goodison Park as now Swansea have a chance on goal. Assist-king Gylfi Sigurdsson cuts open the defence with a smart ball that sends Wilfried Bony clear, but his low drive is superbly denied by Tim Howard.

Arsenal seeing all of the ball in the opening exchanges but there's been nothing to report. Tremendous autumnal weather though at the Emirates. Alexis Sanchez's dogs will be loving it.

Former England defender Danny Mills
Final Score

"It is a fantastic finish by Victor Wanyama (see 15:03), a real top class, first-time effort, but it is such a poor clearance from Eldin Jakupovic. It may well have been on his weaker foot but just put the ball in the stands! What a start from Southampton."

Lively stuff from both sides at a blustery Brit. West Ham defender Winston Reid almost floats in a fluke from 45 yards as his punt forwards is carried over the bar by the gale-force gusts.

Chelsea start in dominant fashion, as you'd expect. They force four quick corners, back to back, but QPR stand strong and see it out. Could be a long afternoon for the boys in white.

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A terrible start by the hosts, and especially third-choice goalkeeper Eldin Jakupovic. His poor clearance is straight at Victor Wanyama, who is some 40 yards away from goal, but he smacks a fine effort straight into the top corner. Stunning strike, but poor from Jakupovic.

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No messing from Everton as they are straight out of the blocks, Samuel Eto'o hitting a snapshot straight at goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski.

Jon Walters powers clear down the right wing for Stoke and his low cross wins an early corner. Strong start for the hosts...

Here we go then. Kick-off at our six 15:00 games...

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at the Britannia

"These are heady days indeed for West Ham fans, who have travelled in numbers to the Britannia Stadium on the back of three straight "wins with their team fourth in the table.

"The away section is sold out and already the chant of 'We're forever blowing bubbles' is being blown around the ground by the customary stiff breeze that is an ever-present in these parts.

"Almost time to find out if Sam Allardyce will stick with the brand of attacking football that has already seen off the likes of Manchester City and Liverpool this season."

Richard Dunne and John Terry - two giants of the Premier League - line up alongside each other in the Stamford Bridge tunnel. Terry has almost had a Travis Bickle style mohican. Razor short down the sides.

What are the odds on a Dunne OG today? Always worth a punt. Here come the sides...

Former Tottenham striker Garth Crooks
Final Score

"Chelsea are in great form and even when they don't play well they get a result. That is a championship-winning attitude and I cannot see QPR getting anything like the result they had here in January 2013. This is a different Chelsea side. I went to the club to interview Thibaut Courtois and the whole place oozes with professionalism."