There are few Premier League players who have established themselves as a key figure for their current side and one the top sides would happily part with massive amounts of money for than Harry Kane. However, he is currently at the start of that difficult second season - the one that proves he is no flash in the pan. After last week's disappointment at Old Trafford, he (and his team) could do with a win over Stoke today.

Image source, Gett

Image source, Getty Images

Daniel Woodley:  That is an outstanding goal by #EFC and @RomeluLukaku9. One of the best counter attacking goals you will see this season 

Phil Bayley:  Compare Man United's attacking play with that Everton goal: pace, desire and quality is lacking for LvG.

Tweet us at  #bbcfootball,  text in on  81111  or go to the  BBC Match of the Day Facebook  page

The early game in the Championship has also brought us a first-half goal, with Birmingham leading at Burnley, courtesy of  Jon-Miquel Toral's 10th minute goal.

Follow a live text commentary here.

We asked who you thought would finish highest of the teams mentioned below and Tottenham were the winners with 44%.

David Pleat
BBC Radio 5 live

And here is that goal, through the medium of graphic.

You can follow a live text on this match here.

Image source, .

Southampton should be ahead at St Mary's. Sadio Mane had a clear sight of goal from an angle in the box. His shot is on target but Tim Howard does superbly to save with his feet.

You can follow a live text on this match here.

Chelsea do not play today, with them having to brave the Etihad for an away game at Manchester City, in what is the first really big game of the season. If Mourinho's side play like they did last week, and Manchester City do the same, it is likely that Jose will need more than these doctor shenanigans to gloss over it.

Mark Lawrenson:  "We are used to him winning but we are also used to him whinging. If someone at the club like owner Roman Abramovich had told manager Jose to apologise we would forget about it but I think sometimes he is bigger than the football club."

Dion Dublin: "Jose Mourinho is probably cleverly glossing over the fact that his side played badly."

Ross Barkley fires the free-kick at goal but it catches the wall and goes for a corner, which is initially cleared before Everton come again and Arouna Kone forces another corner... which comes to nothing. That was a good little period of pressure from Everton.

You can follow a live text on this match here.

Is that a penalty? No. At least according to referee Michael Oliver. Romelu Lukaku drives down the left, beating a couple of men for pace before he is felled by Matt Targett, right on the edge of the box. The ref has it right, though, it was just outside. Targett gets a yellow for the foul.

Southampton have started well. A cross from the right drops for Dusan Tadic to have a pop, but he can't connect properly with his attempted volley.

John Stones to the rescue. Graziano Pelle nods down a ball into the box, but the Everton defender is first to the ball to clear, just ahead of an attacking Saints player,

Image source, PA

James Beattie, Swansea forwards coach: "There are very good players here. Last week's 2-2 draw at Chelsea was a culmination of a lot of things - hard work in training Stamford Bridge and a good strategy. As manager Garry Monk was growing up and progressing as a player he was always a student of the game. The way he's taken the management opportunity is second to none."

Game on.

Everton are about to add another monstrosity to the horror rack of bad Premier League kits. Green is a keeper shirt colour, not for outfield players. Still, it's how you play, not what you play in. And we're about to find out what Everton (and Southampton) have got to offer.The teams are out. Kick-off imminent.