Summary

  • West Brom & Swansea both win 1-0

  • Three 1-1 draws in the five 15:00 BST matches

  • Everton 1-1 Spurs, Boro 1-1 Stoke, Saints 1-1 Watford

  • Man City v Sunderland (17:30 BST)

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley and Jonathan Jurejko

  1. Southampton 0-1 Watford

    Has that Watford goal woken Southampton up? Not really. The hosts are still a little sleepy as the Hornets buzz around with confidence.

  2. Negredo the perfect type

    Middlesbrough 1-0 Stoke City

    Dion Dublin
    Former Leicester and Aston Villa forward on Final Score

    It could be the kind of season where Middlesbrough need to score ugly goals and Alvaro Negredo is the kind of centre-forward you sign to get those goals. 

    He's got off the mark very early. He loves balls into the box and if he starts scoring he could have a very good season. He's an excellent signing.

    Alvaro Negredo celebratesReuters

  3. Everton 1-0 Spurs

    Spurs are hanging on here, it's almost 2-0 to Everton. Ross Barkley plays a ball in from deep which Phil Jagielka gets his head onto and Hugo Lloris does well to touch it over the bar on the stretch.

    Toffees fans will be delighted with what they see under Ronald Koeman.

  4. Burnley 0-0 Swansea

    Anyone else reckon Swansea have done well to bag Fernando Llorente? He's a touch past his best but not ready for the knacker's yard at 31. 

    A couple of early chances for the lanky Spaniard, both with his head. One straight at Tom Heaton, the other flying over the frame of the Burnley goal.

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  5. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball

    Maybe concentrate on the Olympic action until Spurs wake up...

  6. goal

    GOAL - Middlesbrough 1-0 Stoke

    Alvaro Negredo (11 mins)

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    Alvaro Negredo scores on his Middlesbrough debut. 

    Albert Adomah plays a high cross from the left which Gaston Ramírez heads across goal and Negredo is there to bundle the ball home, I think with his shoulder.

  7. Crystal Palace 0-0 West Brom

    Here we go! Albion create the first chance at Selhurst Park, record signing Salomon Rondon's header forcing Wayne Hennessey into a flying save.

  8. Everton 1-0 Spurs

    This is looking more like the Spurs team which ended the season poorly than the side which threatened to win the title for a while.

    Their defence stands off Gerard Deulofeu, who shoots - albeit straight at Hugo Lloris.

  9. goal

    GOAL - Southampton 0-1 Watford

    Etienne Capoue (9 mins)

    Pick that out! Watford get their season up and running as Etienne Capoue blasts in skipper Troy Deeney's headed knockdown from 12 yards. Welcome to the Premier League, Monsieur Puel.

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  10. Middlesbrough 0-0 Stoke

    Middlesbrough having the slightly better start on their return to the Premier League, with Stoke's 40-year-old keeper Shay Given having a slightly nervy moment where he had to touch the ball over his crossbar.

  11. Crystal Palace 0-0 West Brom

    Not much to report from Selhurst Park if the truth be told. Connor Wickham uses his bulky frame to bodycheck Albion defender Gareth McAuley - back to the day job after starring for Northern Ireland at Euro 2016. Welcome back Gaz.

  12. Southampton 0-0 Watford

    Saints make a quick start under new gaffer Claude Puel. Dusan Tadic almost celebrates his new contract with an early goal. His vicious free-kick is punched clear by Watford keeper Heurelho Gomes. The ball ricochets of defender Miguel Britos back towards goal, but the Hornets scramble clear.

  13. goal

    GOAL - Everton 1-0 Spurs

    Ross Barkley (5 mins)

    Ross Barkley celebratesReuters

    Victor Wanyama's decision to foul Kevin Mirallas is a costly one. 

    Ross Barkley takes the free-kick from about 30 yards, which he whips into the box but it evades everyone - including keeper Hugo Lloris, curling into the corner of the net, and the Ronald Koeman era at Goodison Park is up and running.

  14. Everton 0-0 Spurs

    Spurs midfielder Victor Wanyama concedes a free-kick early on his debut for bringing down Kevin Mirallas...

  15. Everton 0-0 Spurs

    Everton have Gerard Deulofeu as their striker today, with Romelu Lukaku injured. The 5ft 10in Spaniard, who is usually a winger, scored three goals in pre-season in that role. Not exactly like for like with 6ft 3in bruiser Lukaku though.

  16. Burnley 0-0 Swansea

    The sun is shining as Burnley kick off their Premier League season - is that a sign the Clarets will finally enjoy a brighter future in the top-flight. Probably not. But they will be hoping it is third time lucky in avoiding instant relegation back to the Championship.

    They've barely had a kick so far as Swansea enjoy the early possession.

  17. KICK-OFF

    We are under way across the land for the first 15:00 BST Premier League games of the season.

  18. Now there's even more football on the telly

    Good news everyone.

    A new midweek Premier League show fronted by Gabby Logan has been added to the BBC's coverage for this season.

    Plus you've still got got Match of the Day on Saturday nights of course, while BBC Radio 5 live will feature 144 live Premier League games.

    And as you know already, live text on the BBC Sport website will cover every Premier League match, as well as international, European, Football League and women's action. 

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    Yes Jurgen - the Liverpool manager will be the subject of an in-depth interview with Gary Lineker for the inaugural Premier League Show

  19. 'Phelan in charge until takeover'

    Hull 2-1 Leicester

    Hull caretaker manager Mike Phelan, speaking to Match of the Day: “We set our stall out to make sure we had a foothold in the game. It was great to see everyone pulled together and we got a result that surprised a few people.

    “It’s a difficult situation for players but they are professionals. They’ve earned the right to be here and they enjoyed themselves. The icing on the cake is when you get a result.

    “The players bonded well together and all put that extra bit in.

    “All I’m aware of is that a takeover is happening. It’s not a finalised deal yet. I’m in charge up to that point. I agreed to that. There’s a week to the next game and a lot will happen in that time I’m sure.

    "We’re working hard. I’m sure Steve [Bruce] will have enjoyed that result as well.”