Neil Taylor takes aim from 25 yards - smashes it high into the stands. Good start from Swansea though and the cameras pick out a disgruntled-looking Sam Allardyce slumped in his seat. 

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Former Charlton defender Steve Brown: "Swansea have been excellent so far and have forced Crystal Palace back to the edge of their box.

"It has been a really good start from Swansea."

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Stoke have had nearly all of the ball so far as once again Marko Arnautovic powers clear down the left but his low cross is well cut out. Peter Crouch then can't quite meet a high, hanging cross from the left. 

Twenty-five minutes of excellence from the men in red. That's Bournemouth of course tonight.

They are bossing this game and now Arsenal team-mates Aaron Ramsey and Alexis Sanchez are having stern words with each other. 

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Fantasy league managers may know that Charlie Daniels has been one of the Premier League's most prolific defenders since their promotion to the top flight. His record now stands at six goals and seven assists since the start of 2015-16.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is scowling on the edge of his technical area, but Chelsea manager Antonio Conte may also allow himself a wry smile if he's following this game.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There is minimal contact. If that was outside the box Ryan Fraser isn't going down. Granit Xhaka hasn't had a great game so far. It's a poor challenge. It's a lazy challenge and it's one when you have to hold the player up. I'm not sure it's a penalty but it's a poor challenge.

Good start for Swansea as Wayne Routledge powers down the right and whips in a cross which the totem Fernando Llorente heads just wide! Play to your strengths. 

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Ryan Fraser runs into the area and Granit Xhaka clips his heels. Penalty! 

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Charlie Daniels' first touch isn't that good. Arsenal right-back Hector Bellerin has committed himself and gone past the ball and leaves Daniels to excellently lift the ball over the keeper.

Stoke have a new shape - well, new if you haven't seen them play for a few weeks - and Marko Arnautovic gets down the left to cross in but it comes to nothing. 

And go!

We are go!

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's not a penalty. It's barely the fingertips but Petr Cech has got a touch. You just have to look at the reaction of the players and Callum Wilson wasn't getting up gesticulating to the referee.

Sam Allardyce is taking charge for the first time at home tonight and he gets a great reception from the home fans. Rewind a few months and Big Sam's Christmas plans were probably a touch of scouting before a holiday and drawing up the next England squad. How things have changed. 

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Petr Cech comes out to meet Callum Wilson as the forward hares in on goal - a huge shout goes up for a penalty but nothing is given!

Let's see - Cech just about gets a touch on the ball before cleaning the striker out. Good work from the officials. 

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I know Olivier Giroud gets a lot of stick but I like him as a player. He gives Arsenal something different. He is a combative player. 

It is promising from both sides at the moment. They are getting overloads in certain areas and getting in good positions.

It's been a night of many handshakes for new Swansea boss Paul Clement, and there are six or seven more as he takes his seat high in the Selhurst Park stands. Almost time for his side to try and climb off the bottom of the table. 

A win would take them level on points with Sunderland. A point would put them above Hull. 

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Good pressure from Bournemouth as Simon Francis whips in a dangerous cross from the right, it goes right through to fellow full-back Charlie Daniels, and he wins a corner. Junior Stanislas then shoots from a good 25 yards and it's easily held by Petr Cech.