Pretty quiet on the south London front.

Crystal Palace have got their foot on the ball more, but Bournemouth are wise to their plans and are stuffing the wide channels with bodies to prevent them teeing up Christian Benteke with aerial crosses.

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Chelsea's assault on the Burnley goal has slowed slightly.

The Blues look content to hold Burnley at bay for the time being.

They are monopolising possession, making the visitors chase shadows, daring them to come out of position and break their back four.

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David Burns of BBC Humberside lets us know of an announcement in Hull City's programme that a deal to sell the club has been agreed.

"Sorry ref, I didn't mean to score" - Josh King shares an apparently unfunny joke with referee Mike Dean

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Everton are doing everything right - bar find the goal. Ross Barkley nods a cross back into the middle, Ryan Shawcross kneels to meet it but can only spear a header toward his own net and Shay Given has to make a lively save. 

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Wowzers.

Watford's first serious effort on goal comes from Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny. 

The Frenchman toe-pokes towards his own net as he cuts out Nordin Amrabat's cross and has to be bailed out by a superb save by Petr Cech.

Got to score those! What a chance for Sunderland, peach of a cross driven to the far post by Patrick van Aanholt, Lamine Kone is all alone six yards out but somehow heads wide. 

Arsenal within inches of a second as Santi Cazorla rolls the ball across the face of the goal and Theo Walcott puts on the afterburners to get a touch beyond the far post.

Heurelho Gomes gets across to make a save.  

Just to prove it's a little wet in Wiltshire.

Off the line! Brilliant from Peter Crouch to deny Ashley Williams a first Everton goal. Williams nods a free-kick back across goal, it's dropping in but Crouch finds an overhead kick to hook it away. Right on the line. 

When the cameras found him a minute ago he was yawning and picking his nails.

Here's a rundown of what's been going on in the Championship in the first 20 minutes.

• Jack Grealish volleys Aston Villa in front at Bristol City.
• Leaders Huddersfield are in front against Wolves thanks to Rajiv van La Parra's strike against his former club.
• Pajtim Kassami gives Nottingham Forest the lead against Leeds United.
• Daryl Murphy is missing from the Ipswich line-up but Mick McCarthy's side lead Preston 1-0 thanks to Grant Ward.

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Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker and BBC football expert

Kante is looking lovely, doing all of the work.

Hazard looks fabulous and Chelsea look comfortable. 

Arsenal are popping the ball around nicely. As ever.

Watford are struggling to interrupt the pretty patterns. There is only a goal in it though and they will fancy their chance of repeating last year's FA Cup quarter-final shock.

He can't buy a goal right now but that's great play from Romelu Lukaku, who chases a punt over the top, chips it over the last man and gets a shot off which beats Shay Given - but a defender was back to clear his lines!

That bad weather has also reached Leicester - the game looks like it's being played in a separate time zone than the other games. Darkness.

Jamie Vardy stretches the Swans with another direct run but he can't find anyone with his cross. 

Chelsea are pummeling Burnley.

One-way traffic and there are about six lanes of it.

Gary Cahill sees a volley fly just wide in the latest chance for the Blues.

Irfan: Looks like a goals galore day today! What a start