A drinks break at Upton Park, can you believe. It's like World Cup 1994.

West Ham have been pushing for an equaliser but they don't look like the exciting capable side who beat Arsenal 2-0 on the opening day.

They look more like the side who lost 2-1 to Leicester last weekend.

Palace create their first big chance. Glenn Murray steals into the area and lays the ball to Wilfried Zaha, whose attempt to pull the trigger is blocked by Ashley Westwood. Lively stuff.

Not much response from Norwich since going behind to that early Mame Diouf header. The Stoke fans are loving it in the sun so far. 

"I would of course like to make the squad stronger but not for any price and only for the right player but I'm happy with the players who have come here.

"All the players we have brought have made a contribution in our selection. The Manchester United fans should have hope because the selection is more balanced than last year and in spite of the result the performance was good and that is more important than anything to do with buying or selling.

"There are a few days left to go in the window and you never know."

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Simple stuff for Bournemouth's opener. Simon Francis advances down the right and his cross is belted home by Callum Wilson.

West Ham need an early response to keep the fans onside and midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate does his best, a powerful header over the top at the back post. Bournemouth looking slick on the ball though.

Back in the North East, Swansea's new signing Andre Ayew had to come off the field of play to get some ankle treatment. He receives boos from the home crowd as he returns to the pitch who perhaps felt he over-reacted.

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Not much going on at the King Power, where Harry Kane's only moment of note so far has been charging down a clearance from Kasper Schmeichel.

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That was a huge chance for Gabby Agbonlahor. His pace sees him leave behind the Palace centre-backs, but his attempted slide finish is well saved by Alex McCarthy.

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"Great finish from Callum Wilson. Sometimes when you come up to the Premier League, it's about the players you keep as well as the ones you sign and in keeping Callum Wilson, for me that could be the difference between going down and staying up."

Villa's Rudy Gestede just submitted an entry for "Air-Kick of the Season" - he misses the ball with his attempted bicycle kick from 12 yards.

Norwich want a penalty as Wes Hoolahan's cross hits the hand of Geoff Cameron. It's well outside the box but a certain handball - but ref Mike Dean waves it on. Hoolahan has already bagged three assists this season. Dangerman. 

The match up at the Stadium of Light has not burst into life yet. The Stadium Partially Lit at the moment.

Bournemouth making plenty of early headway in the Harry Redknapp/Jermain Defoe derby but it's Hammers captain Kevin Nolan who threatens first with a mazy run that forces a corner.

Winston Reid heads the ball into the net seconds later but the whistle had gone for a clear foul.

Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal: "We can be satisfied with the performance but not with the result - we were unlucky.

"We did not make the right choices in the final third but we played fantastic as a team. I like these kind of games when we work like this, but not this result.

"The performance was one of the best in my period but we don't reward ourselves and there was only one club that wanted to win and that was us."

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Aston Villa on the attack in these early stages. Rudy Gestede is giving the Palace defenders problems with his height and physical presence. He could prove to be one of the signings of the season.

Jeff Schlupp gets on his bike to make an overlap for Leicester in an early attack but he runs out of room. Schlupp once went on trial as a striker for Manchester United, now he plays left-back for the Foxes. He may get another phone call at this rate. 

Norwich keeper John Ruddy's extraordinary socks are reason enough to watch Match of the Day tonight. Bright, bright pink. Luminescent. Lovely day in Norfolk, pretty start from both sides.