Fed up of all this possession nonsense, Mohamed Elneny booms one from range and it's whiskers away from Victor Valdes' left stick. 

He was sprawling across, the Middlesbrough keeper, not sure he would have got there...

Quality stop from Jordan Pickford to deny Dimitri Payet a brilliant goal. 

The Frenchman weaves his way through the defence, into the box, but Pickford's outstretched paw stops his prodded strike towards goal. Lovely skills from Payet.

First moment of danger at Swansea as winger Modou Barrow cuts onto his left foot from 20 yards, hits a low drive and Heurelho Gomes has to get a fingertip to it and turn it away. The home fans have a half-hearted penalty appeal waved away for holding and Watford clear. 

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As with Yannick Bolasie at Everton, West Ham have got real pace with Michail Antonio bursting down the right. 

But here his delivery into the box, crossed low, is too close to Sunderland's impressive young keeper Jordan Pickford who gathers well.

What odds would you have got on Joe Allen for the golden boot? He's in again here, timing his run through to perfection but the chipped ball was just too strong for him. A real threat for Stoke! 

As you'd imagine. It's been pretty much all Arsenal so far. Ticking off a 30-pass move, here's Mesut Ozil with a free-kick from a tight angle...

Whizzed over the bar. What can Boro do with it?

Yannick Bolasie's legs are motoring down the right wing - that really is a danger for Burnley. 

And here he is having a go at an overhead kick - which is not worth the replay. Full of confidence though.

It's been all Stoke. Erik Pieters whips in a testing ball from the left and Michael Dawson has to head away superbly. Stoke corner, foul. Danger over. 

Manuel Lanzini's goal was pretty much the only bright moment in a dull match at Crystal Palace last weekend (which the Hammers crucially won) and he's started well here too. 

Dimitri Payet tests his range with a shot off target, wide of the Sunderland post.

We are running slightly behind at Swansea after a minute's silence to mark the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster. On the pitch, Borja Baston has a shot blocked from range. 

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Already plenty of space for Hector Bellerin galloping down the Arsenal right. Middlesbrough captain George Friend comes across to cover though and the resulting corner is cleared. 

So begins a long afternoon's work for the Boro defence...

Crystal Palace have made the early running under moody skies at the King Power. Jamie Vardy - on the bench - looks equally moody as he looks on. 

Already Burnley's Tom Heaton is called into action, making a great save to deny Kevin Mirallas from close range. 

There was real hesitancy to clear in the Clarets defence and Mirallas was practically handed it on a plate, but Heaton spread himself to stop.

Could the Belgian have done better with the finish? It was central...

Stoke win a very early free-kick but Xherdan Shaqiri's delivery is well headed clear by Davd Meyler. Shaqiri then has a shot squirt wide after a long ball over the top. Very bright start from the visitors. 

And we are under way around the grounds. 

Hang on to your hats...

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You'll struggle to get appealing odds on there being more than five goals in today's game at the Emirates. 

Everyone seems to agree: Middlesbrough are in for a mauling. 

But this is a team who built their promotion from the Championship on solid defence last season. Can they spring a surprise? 

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Final Score

If Leicester City finish seventh or eighth in the Premier League this season, that's a fantastic result. 

They are doing well in the Champions League and they don't really have the squad to compete in both.

After all the investment of the teams around and above them, I think we have to accept last season was exceptional, we have to realise it's unlikely to ever happen again, and they are about where they should be. 

You may not have had Hull v Stoke in late October as a T-shirt day, but there are plenty in short sleeves as the sun bathes the K-Com Stadium. Here come the sides out on to the pitch.

16th v 18th. Let's do this. 

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said Mesut Ozil has a "taste for goals" after the playmaker scored a hat-trick in a 6-0 win over Ludogorets in the Champions League.  

It was the first of his professional career, and all together was a pretty tasty treble. 

Watch out Boro...

Dean Saunders
Former Wales striker on Football Focus

I thought Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez would leave this summer. It has been difficult this season, teams have worked them out.

Teams are playing a different formations to stop Mahrez getting the ball and he is missing N'Golo Kante, without his interceptions it stops Mahrez's supply of the ball.