Championship: Some early excitement at Portman Road as Ipswich took an third-minute lead against Rotherham through Freddie Sears, but the advantage only lasted for four minutes before Danny Ward equalised.

Elsewhere, Glenn Murray has put Brighton in front at home against Norwich, with Chris Martin scoring for Fulham as they moved 1-0 up against third-placed Huddersfield.

League One: Sheffield United lead 1-0 against managerless MK Dons through Stefan Scougall's goal. Bolton also lead against Port Vale, thanks to a goal from Zach Clough.

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First real chance of the game.

Adam Clayton instinctively heads clear from beneath his own crossbar as Joshua King's scuffy close-range volley threatens to sneak in.

Boro faithful relieved.

A lovely drag back into a Cruyff turn from Kyle Walker to flummox two men. There's very little space on offer for Tottenham players though as the blue shirts swarm with energy. This is a decent early showing from the Foxes, no one could say they have Champions League action in mind. 

Not for the first time Danny Simpson gets a head to a cross to concede a corner and the delivery ends in a shot at goal which is blocked in the area.

Adama Traore is the liveliest performer in the early stages at the Riverside.

He is quick and skilful on the ball, but so far the Cherries have crowded him out.

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Marcos Rojo wins an early tangle with Burnley striker Andre Gray. The visitors have yet to get a toe-hold in the match. 

Nolito has the ball in the net but that slicked hairstyle of his will not be featuring on any goal celebration images just yet. He taps in from Aguero's cut-back but the Argentine was offside by a yard or so. A good decision.

I'm not so sure the amount of gel/wax Nolito opts for is such a good decision though.

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Watford are well on top at Vicarage Road with Troy Deeney having Sam Clucas on toast as he races to the byeline.

There is no-one there to connect with his cross though.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Rondon is very strong, he's got a big backside for holding defenders off. 

John Stones is going to get a Salomon Rondon examination today. Surprise, surprise, Rondon is chasing a long ball. It skips into the penalty area but Stones has jockeyed his man admirably and volleys the ball out in a hurry. Rondon is right old handful.

Many predicted doom for Juan Mata when Jose Mourinho turned up at Old Trafford after shipping the little Spaniard out of Chelsea.

But he has emerged as a central figure in United's midfield so far this season.

He delays his run to beat the rush of Burnley defenders, but can't get much power into his shot from a sharp cut-back.

Burnley under the cosh.

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Victory Wanyama neat and tidy in midfield seeing plenty of ball. Dele Alli can shoot from 18 yards but elects to keep the ball moving and a Kyle Walker cross is headed behind in a panic by Danny Simpson. In comes the corner... hits the first man. Son Heung-min the offender. I still find it hard to believe when a Premier League player cannot beat the first man. Don't they train and kick balls day in day out?

Watford have started at a canter.

Younes Kaboul climbs highest at a corner and bullets a header goalwards. The bar is rattled and is shuddering like a tuning fork.

Roberto Pereyra is sniffing around the leftovers but can't turn the ball in.  

West Brom full of bluster, none more so than Craig Dawson, who keeps a ball from running for a goal-kick and finds Salomon Rondon. He has nowhere to go but finds Nacer Chadli and he smashes over from the edge of the box.

Lovely autumnal weather on Teesside, where Middlesbrough and Bournemouth are knocking the ball about in midfield without laying any serious leather on each other.

A slow burner so far.

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Ahmed Musa with a lively and jinking start on the left flank for Leicester City. He brings the ball back onto his right peg and whips in a good looking ball which has Jan Vertonghen stretching to head clear.

The first shot of the afternoon is an 18-yard trundler from Zlatan Ibrahimovic after the Swede bought himself a bit of space with a drop of the shoulder on the edge of the area.

Tom Heaton gobbles it up with ease.

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Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on Radio 5 live

There are probably seven teams now that can win the league this season.

It’s such a tight bunch.

Teams have just got to hang in until Christmas, then hang it until March and then you’ve got to kick on towards the end of the season.

We are under way across the Premier League. Arsenal are there to be pegged back on top of the pile.

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Tottenham will mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme - the bloodiest battle in British military history - with a minute's silence before kick-off.

During the silence, the Last Post will be played by a Trumpeter of the Central Band of the Royal Air Force.  

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Burnley have already upset Liverpool and Everton this season but away from home it's three games, three losses and three goals conceded in each of those games.

Still, they are 14th in the table and scrapping away nicely, none more so than Sam Vokes.

We've had a look through the data and the Burnley striker - who has two goals in two games - has contested more duels than any player in the league this season - 169. He's won 80 of them. What does that say about the Clarets? Direct? You decide.