This would be a shock result, let's be honest. Chelsea have started the season poorly but they just do not lose at home. 

Pat Nevin
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Radio 5 live

"It's a fantastic break and goal for Palace. It's come down the left and they have got to the byline for too easily for Chelsea's liking. It fell for Bakary Sako and for the second week in a row he's put the ball in the net. It's not completely surprising given how well Palace have played."

Jason Roberts on Final Score:  "Palace deserve the lead - this is not the sort of defensive display we're used to from Chelsea. I'm not even sure this would be a shock result. Pardew has got a great record against Mourinho and he's set his team up well."

Riyad Mahrez has been Leicester's biggest threat so far this season and the Foxes used him as their main attacking outlet down the right in the first half. With no success though as he was hauled off at the break.    

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Ikechi Anya's shot is blocked as Watford begin to test Manchester City's defensive capabilities. But with the game more open, they are leaving themselves open to the counter.

This game is so open, it almost smacks of desperation. Both sides must have this marked down as three points. It could end up being 5-5.

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Gary Cahill heads on a corner - off the line! Bakary Sako, match winner last week for Palace, goal saver this week. Man your station!

A debut for Danny Ings, who is on for Liverpool now. How are your miracles, Danny?

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This game is being played at walking pace now. Actually, it's not even that dynamic. West Brom on easy street. 

Damien Delaney makes three blocks in quick succession, including one right in the, er, well you know where I mean. Everyone thinks it's hilarious until it happens to you.

Freddie Sears has scored his third goal of the season to spark a possible fightback from Championship leaders Ipswich , who now trail Brighton 2-1 at Portman Road.

In-form  Cardiff now lead 2-0 at Nottingham Forest thanks to a Joe Mason deflection, while unbeaten  Charlton lead 1-0 at Wolves thanks to Johann Berg Gudmundsson..

Bottom club  Dagenham and Redbridge are closing in on a first win of the season in League Two  thanks to Ashley Hemmings' goal against Teddy Sheringham's Stevenage .

A Josh Windass penalty has pulled Accrington level at 1-1 with Northampton as Stanley look to remain unbeaten at home.

Guy Mowbray
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"This is like a cup tie. It's relentless, end to end stuff."

Pat Nevin
Ex-Scotland international on BBC Radio 5 live

"We saw a game earlier with Newcastle-Arsenal where a referee couldn't wait to get his cards out. The referee here, Craig Pawson, has let the game flow a lot more and it's been a better spectacle because of it."  

Watford bring on Ikechi Anya for Almen Abdi. More pace needed. Surely City won't surrender this dominance today, though?

The average position graphic below shows Crystal Palace are not just sitting deep and defending. 

Chelsea have had 65% possession and 13 shots on goal but Palace are having a go too. Chelsea not at their best. Again.

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it's not happening for Xherdan Shaqiri just yet - the man who scored a World Cup hat-trick finding Row Z at the Brit with a tame effort just outside the box.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium:  "Tyrone Mings' Premier League debut lasts only 10 minutes before he leaves the game on a stretcher after several minutes of treatment. Adam Smith becomes Bournemouth's third left-back of the afternoon."     

How easy was that equaliser for Sunderland's Jeremain Lens? Aston Villa defender Ciaran Clark shaken off far too easily.  

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