It was a chance of sorts. 

Yann M'Vila's free-kick eventually finds its way to Sunderland team-mate Danny Graham. His overhead kick trundles its way into the hands of Lukasz Fabianski, who could have had a cuppa before collecting the ball.

Spurs are seeing nearly all of the ball now, as the hosts sit back and try and pick their chance to break. A tactic which did them no harm at West Ham last week. 

Fqiren: Can someone enlighten me? How on earth did Arsenal lose to this West Ham team at the Emirates on the opening day? Shocking!

Richard McLernon: West Ham can beat Arsenal but can't get past Leicester or Bournemouth... makes perfect sense.

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Poor old Angelo Ogbonna. He may have used to play for Juventus and he may have a shedload of Italy caps in the spare room, but 35 minutes of Bournemouth has reduced him to a broken man.

He's hauled off after a shocker, replaced by James Tomkins. A whiff of Sunday League about his display. A genuine whiff of Premier League about the Cherries as Charlie Daniels slams a shot just wide. 

Gabby! Gabby! Gabby!. Villa's Agbonlahor again breaks away from the Palace defence - this time down the left-hand side - but just as he enters the area he loses control of the ball.

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Pace-setters  Ipswich lead Preston 1-0 thanks to a goal from Brett Pitman.  Burnley lead Brentford 1-0 after a header from Michael Keane. Joe Bryan's early goal sees Bristol City  1-0 ahead at  Middlesbrough.

Kevin Kilbane
Final Score

"For Norwich's first game against Crystal Palace, it was almost as if they'd said: We are back in the Premier League now, let's be a bit more defensive. But they've come back at Stoke hard now and will create chances with the players they've got. They went at teams last season - that's how they got promoted."   

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This match doesn't need drinks breaks, but it needs goals. 

Swansea have had the most possession but the Black Cats look the most threatening - 0-0 it is then.

West Ham cannot lay a glove on the Cherries at the moment. Callum Wilson is shredding the Hammers' back four at will, he gets away again and his low cross is almost turned in by Josh King. 

Goals from Craig Mackail-Smith and Paul Benson have put Luton 2-0 up at Yeovil.  Unbeaten Leaders Leyton Orient are 2-0 up at Newport thanks to goals from Paul McCallum and Jay Simpson. Bristol Rovers lead Barnet 1-0 thanks to an early goal from Lee Brown.

Aron Moore:  Drinks breaks all around...  

Max Heineman:  Drinks breaks in the PL? That World Cup in Qatar is looking good..

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We are back under way at tropical Selhurst Park. The players are rehydrated.

Unsurprisingly, there is no sign of a drinks break at the Stadium of Light.

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More fluids being taken on board in Leicester, where Spurs have struggled to get going so far. Harry Kane looks awfully isolated up front. Perhaps he and Wayne Rooney can take it in turns up front for England next month?

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"You just feel that every one of the Tottenham players is taking a touch too many at the moment. I've seen them play like this before. 

"Mousa Demeble is the biggest culprit. If that boy just played two-touch football, what a player he would be." 

Another cooling break at Carrow Road, and a chance for the coaching staff of each side to have a word. Can Norwich find a way back into the game? 

By the way, remember when we wildly speculated that they might have a drinks break during the match - apparently they will... two of them... one in each half. It ain't half hot mum.

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