That mammoth 'new' main stand at Anfield fills up as we near kick-off in our 15:00 BST matches.

Liverpool will feel that they dropped points last weekend and face another tricky match today. Yes, Palace got walloped last weekend by Huddersfield but they have won their last three visits to Anfield...

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Trevor Sinclair and Alex Scott are your pundits for the day, joining Jason Mohammad.

A reminder of what is still to come for you this afternoon:

Bournemouth v Watford (15:00 BST)

Burnley v West Brom (15:00 BST)

Leicester v Brighton (15:00 BST)

Liverpool v Crystal Palace (15:00 BST)

Southampton v West Ham (15:00 BST)

Stoke v Arsenal (17:30 BST)

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Final Score will be on air once again this afternoon from 14:30 to keep you across all of the goals as they go in up and down the country.

Presenter Jason Mohammad is joined by Arsenal's Alex Scott and former West Ham midfielder Trevor Sinclair who'll give their expert take on the afternoon's events.

You'll be able to watch at the top of this page and on the BBC Red Button from 14:30 BST and on BBC One at 16:00 BST.

A flurry of three goals in four minutes has put the gloss on another emphatic early-season win for Manchester United.

Follow the reaction from the Liberty here.

Liverpool are damaging themselves by refusing to let midfielder Philippe Coutinho leave for Barcelona, says ex-England international Jermaine Jenas.

The Reds have rejected three bids - the latest worth about £114m - from the Spanish giants for Coutinho, who last week submitted a transfer request after the club's owners released a statement insisting he would not be sold.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5 live's Friday Football Social, Jenas said Liverpool's stance was like "cutting off your nose to spite your own face".

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He added: "Coutinho has done brilliantly for Liverpool. Yes, they have helped develop him, but the fact is that now the deal of a lifetime has presented itself - not just for him but for the club.

"Once the owners started to get involved, though, it became about power. It's one thing it coming from the manger's mouth - there being a feeling that he shouldn't be sold - but now they are in a situation that sets a precedent for future deals."

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Anfield

Andy Robertson is one of five changes for Liverpool. The 23-year-old comes in for Alberto Moreno.

A quick flick through the match day programme and Robertson says "When you sign for Liverpool you can't wait to play at Anfield. I think even for the players that have been here a long time the first game of a new season back at Anfield will always be a special one.

"These are exciting times for the club. There's a lot of competition for places and you know that you need to try and be at it in training and then do it on games when you get your chance."

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• Christian Benteke has scored five goals in his previous three Premier League games at Anfield as an opposition player, more than he has at any other away ground in the competition.
• Crystal Palace are looking to become the first side to win four consecutive top-flight games versus Liverpool at Anfield since Arsenal in December 1935.

Bournemouth club captain Simon Francis misses out because of a hamstring injury so Adam Smith comes in at right-back, while Jordon Ibe starts on the wing and Marc Pugh drops to the bench.

Jermain Defoe is again one of the substitutes, as he was in the 1-0 loss at West Brom last Saturday.

AFC Bournemouth: Begovic, Adam Smith, Steve Cook, Ake, Daniels, Fraser, Surman, Arter, Ibe, King, Afobe. Subs: Boruc, Gosling, Pugh, Brad Smith, Defoe, Mings, Mousset.

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For Watford, club record signing Andre Gray makes his first competitive start for the club after his £18.5m move from Burnley in the summer.

Gray is one of four changes from the starting line-up in the 3-3 draw versus Liverpool, with Richarlison, Sebastian Prodl and Kiko Femenia also starting.

Watford: Gomes, Femenia, Prodl, Britos, Holebas, Cleverley, Doucoure, Chalobah, Amrabat, Gray, Richarlison. Subs: Deeney, Hughes, Watson, Kabasele, Capoue, Pantilimon, Okaka.

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BBC Sport

It's Brighton's first away game in the Premier League this afternoon - and let's hope that that doesn't mean that we hear any homophobic chants.

Brighton is a city well known for having a substantial lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. The Seagulls are the most prominent target of such abuse - but they are not the first or only club to suffer.

Musician Sir Elton John's position as chairman and then honorary life president means Watford fans have heard similar.

The fact Norwich have been represented by comedian and actor Stephen Fry in the boardroom and Justin Fashanu - Britain's first openly gay footballer - on the pitch trips a lonely cell in some supporters' minds.

As Brighton prepare for a first top-flight campaign in 34 years, the Premier League has already acted.

It has met Costa and Sussex police's hate crimes team, briefed other clubs about how to identify homophobic chanting and produced a poster to be displayed around stadiums.

Read more from Mike here.

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• Brighton forward Anthony Knockaert made 109 competitive appearances for Leicester City, scoring 16 goals overall. He failed to score in any of his nine Premier League apps for the Foxes, however.
• Brighton & Hove Albion scored four times on their last away visit to Leicester, as many as in their previous 11 trips combined (all comps).

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at Anfield

There are plenty of early arrivals outside the ground at Anfield. There's a guitarist strumming along to Fields of Anfield Road and fans I've spoken to are all confident of a home win.

Two of them I bumped in to caught a five o'clock flight this morning from Bosnia and Herzegovina to be here today for the very first time.

Darko and Anela are their names and Darko said: "Can't wait! First time at Anfield I hope we will be Champions."

The future of Philippe Coutinho was a major talking point amongst others making their way to Anfield. One fan told me that he hoped Liverpool would stick to their word.

"I'm confident it can be resolved and the relationship is repaired. We've got a good side and he was the world at his feet. He'll be back playing if he isn't sold."

You can listen to live commentary of this match on BBC Radio 5 live.

John Terry or Rio Ferdinand? Frank Lampard or Steven Gerrard? Alan Shearer or Didier Drogba?

The Premier League is 25 years old this week and has been the home of some of the greatest players of the modern era.

But who would make your all-time Premier League XI?

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Have a go here.

BBC Radio 5 live

One BBC Radio 5 live commentary is already under way but there are two more for you today. What a treat!

At 15:00 BST, Ian Dennis and former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson will be at Anfield for Liverpool v Crystal Palace while there'll also be the usual updates of all of the other goals as they go in.

Then, at 17:30 BST, Stoke City v Arsenal will be brought to you live courtesy of Ian Brown and Chris Waddle.

As ever you'll be able to listen on your radio or at the top of this page.

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Burnley's XI are unchanged from the side that won 3-2 at Chelsea last week.

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West Brom remain without defender Jonny Evans, who has a hamstring injury. The Baggies recently rejected a £18m bid from Manchester City for the Northern Ireland centre-back.

Midfielder Gareth Barry, 36, makes his debut for the visitors. He replaces Claudio Yacob.

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Leicester are unchanged from that thrilling 4-3 defeat at Arsenal. Riyad Mahrez, who has seemingly been linked with a move away every week for the last two decades, starts again. Still no place for Kelechi Iheanacho who has a toe injury.

Jamie Murphy and Glenn Murray come into the Brighton side from defeat at the hands of Manchester City. Tomer Hemed and Izzy Brown - who aggravated a hamstring injury in the 2-0 loss - drop out.

Brown's omission means Brighton have four new faces in the line-up from last season.

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Five changes for Liverpool from the side that started Tuesday's Champions League win against Hoffenheim.

Forward Mohamed Salah, the £34m signing from Roma, drops to the bench as Daniel Sturridge is given the nod by Jurgen Klopp.

There's a debut for Andrew Robertson at left-back, while James Milner, Joe Gomez and Ragnar Klavan also start. Trent Alexander-Arnold, who scored in Germany, is left out of the 18.

Liverpool XI: Mignolet, Gomez, Matip, Klavan, Robertson, Henderson, Milner, Wijnaldum, Mane, Firmino, Sturridge.

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Frank de Boer responds to Crystal Palace's 3-0 home defeat to newly promoted Huddersfield last week by making two changes. Both are enforced.

Wilfried Zaha is injured so Andros Townsend starts, while summer signing Jairo Riedewald has a groin injury, James Tomkins stepping in.

Crystal Palace XI: Hennessey, Fosu-Mensah, Dann, Tomkins, Ward, Milivojevic, Puncheon, Van Aanholt, Loftus-Cheek, Townsend, Benteke.

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The Premier League is 25 years old and has been home to almost 4,000 players - but which one are you most like?

Are you the unpredictable maverick who is capable of great things? Are you the sort of character to be avoided at all costs?

Do you never miss from 12 yards? Do you like what you see in the mirror - or perhaps enjoy the good life a little bit too much?

Perhaps when it all boils down to it you're reliable but, erm, maybe not all that exciting.

Play our quiz and find out - and remember, it's just a bit of fun.

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• Since the start of last season, St. Mary’s has seen fewer goals than any other Premier League stadium (excluding promoted sides), with just 38 goals being scored in 20 games at the ground (F17 A21).
• The last time West Ham lost both of their opening two games to a league season was in 2010-11, the season they suffered their second relegation from the Premier League.

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You shouldn't talk about league tables and positions for many a week yet. But we are.

Week two of the season sees a chance for West Ham, Crystal Palace, Brighton, Bournemouth, Leicester and Stoke to register their first points of the embryonic season.

Who will end the day bottom of the charts?