Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

There were a few raised eyebrows at the Liberty Stadium when Swansea City announced their team to face Chelsea.Head coach Francesco Guidolin's decision to switch to a defensive 5-4-1 formation with a compact midfield diamond was met with some bemusement from former players and members of the media, with the consensus that the Swans could be set up too pragmatically to trouble Chelsea.For their part, Antonio Conte's side are unchanged and hoping to maintain their winning start to the season. You would be hard-pressed to find someone willing to bet against Chelsea here today.

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Hmm, tricky old debut for Joe Hart. Error for the first Atalanta goal and now beaten for a penalty that puts Torino 2-1 behind.

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Say what you like about Swansea manager Francesco Guidolin, nobody, but nobody, could accuse him of not keeping an eye on his players when they go through their warm-up.

Yards from the various stretches and drills, a close eye cast upon all of his players.

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Just less than half an hour until kick-off, David Luiz warming up with his new team-mates but we won't be seeing him in action just yet.

A bright and fresh look and feel to the day.

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My question is this - Does Jonny always write in capital letters or does that mean he is very angry about something? 

Joe Hart comes for a cross on his Torino debut. Joe Hart fails to hold on to the cross. Atalanta equalise.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

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Swansea head coach Francesco Guidolin makes two changes from the 2-1 defeat at Leicester, and he switches from his customary 4-2-3-1 formation to a 5-4-1 with a diamond midfield. Wales left-back Neil Taylor and South Korea midfielder Ki Sung-yueng are recalled, with wingers Wayne Routledge and Modou Barrow missing out.

Swansea XI: Fabianski; Naughton, Fernandez, Amat, Kingsley, Taylor; Cork, Fer, Ki, Sigurdsson; Llorente.

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Chelsea manager Antonio Conte sticks with the team which beat Burnley 3-0 last time out, with new signings David Luiz and Marcos Alonso on the bench.  

Chelsea XI: Courtois; Ivanovic, Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta; Kante, Matic; Willian, Oscar, Hazard; Costa.  

All eyes may be on David Luiz - but he is not named in Chelsea's starting XI. They are unchanged from the team which beat Burnley. 

Swansea make two changes with Ki Sung-yueng and Neil Taylor replacing Wayne Routledge and Modou Barrow. 

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

Antonio Conte has already won one all-Italian affair away from home. If, like at Walter Mazzarri's Watford, his team can beat Swansea, he'll become only the fourth Chelsea manager to win his first four league games in charge.

That would be an extremely satisfactory start to his campaign following a few frustrations in the transfer market, and all eyes will be on the return of David Luiz at the Liberty Stadium.

Francesco Guidolin looks to avoid three consecutive defeats as Swansea begin the task of upsetting the odds ahead of a daunting run of home fixtures, with Manchester City and Liverpool to follow this one.

The Chelsea squad have arrived at the Liberty Stadium and fans have taken the opportunity to grab them for some selfies.

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We should have team news from the Liberty in about 10 minutes...

Alan Shearer
Ex-England captain on Match of the Day

This was much more like Tottenham. It’s been a positive start to the season. But they were helped by some shocking defending. Harry Kane is off the mark and running.

If Stoke could ban Tottenham from visiting the Potteries again then they probably would. 

Why? Because Spurs scarpered down the M6 with a 4-0 win yesterday - for the second successive season.

Harry Kane ended a nine-match goal drought, after Son Heung-min scored twice and Dele Alli added another, as Mauricio Pochettino's side moved into the top four.

Rock-bottom Stoke, who saw boss Mark Hughes sent off, offered little as their winless start stretched to a fourth game.

"I don't think my departure had an effect on my team's performance. It didn't make a difference,"  said Hughes.

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Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on Match of the Day

It was a harsh penalty against Southampton, I’m trying to look at it and see why he has given it.

New Arsenal forward Lucas Perez didn’t do a lot of work inside the box. He was a little nervous. Watching him, I’m thinking is he a winger or a striker?

The fact that Arsenal need a striker - I thought we would see someone more up front and direct so I hope that will come.