Dion Dublin
Former Leicester & Man Utd forward on Final Score

A typical West Brom goal, but not one Bournemouth defender jumps in the air to challenge the goalscorer. It's a great header in the end by Hegazi.

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Burnley are doing a job on Chelsea at the moment. The hosts are trying to build attacks but the Clarets are quick to close down the space. First-class away performance at the moment.

Crystal Palace fans are starting to get frustrated as Tom Ince almost gets through on goal to slot in a third for Huddersfield, but Joel Ward gets in a superb last-ditch challenge.

Radio 5 live producer George Cummins: "It has been an interesting first half hour at Chelsea - plenty of marks on the team-sheet."

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Everton have had most of the ball but it's still easy going for Stoke, all in comfortable areas.

Joe Allen goes in the book for a shirt-tug on Wayne Rooney as the Toffees look to pick up the pace. And Rooney then over-hits a pass looking for the galloping Sandro Ramirez.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger at Stamford Bridge for 5 live Sport

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You have to say that goal is not a surprise. Since the sending off Burnley have been the better team - they have not sat back and they realise this is a weakened Chelsea side.

Vokes didn't have to work too hard for that, just redirecting his header inside the post.

Right now you cannot see Chelsea getting back into this because they are not creating anything. Antonio Conte has not had a harder job managing Chelsea during a game than he has right now.

Huge noise at the Hawthorns. The home fans sense a goal. Really good start from Tony Pulis' side. But still no goal.

Jay Rodriguez is having an absolute stormer. Everything West Brom do going forward, he is there right at the heart.

Here he picks up the ball on the edge of the box, turns to shoot and shapes a curling effort just wide of the far top corner. The Baggies are getting closer...

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Idrissa Gueye musters Everton's first shot on target, but by the time it reaches Jack Butland's cupped hands all the pace is gone.

Bit of a slow start from the home side, but maybe they're just warming up yet?

Huddersfield with a chance again as young midfielder Philip Billing shoots from distance. It's well hit, but Palace keeper Wayne Hennessey is behind it all the way.

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Both teams have started with the in-vogue three-man central defence system Everton have Dominic Calvert-Lewin in the right wing-back position. He's normally an attacking player and has already been caught out a few times by Stoke's Erik Pieters overlapping on the visitors' left wing. Wayne Rooney was given a huge cheer when his name was read out over the loudspeakers at the start. The biggest cheer of all Everton's five new signings. Rooney is rolling his sleeves up and getting stuck in as well, his most meaningful contribution so far was a defensive diving header to clear away a Stoke corner.

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The home side turn the screw again. This time it's Nathan Redmond who cuts back sharply, carving through the Swansea backline, for James Ward-Prowse in space inside the box.

He lines it up, but the shot is blocked, deflected wide by a brave Swansea back - Alfie Mawson's. He's looking good here.

Antonio Conte has his heart in his mouth as Sam Vokes nods in. Thankfully for the Chelsea boss, the linesman has his flag raised for offside.

Chelsea up against it at the moment. They are struggling to settle after the loss of Gary Cahill.

Ryan Bertrand throwing all kind of shapes down the left wing, he's all about the overlap. For the fourth time today he gets to the byeline, delivers a quality ball in, but Manolo (not Marco fellas) Gabbiadini can't beat Alfie Mawson to it.

Half-a-chance for the visitors as Tom Ince, Huddersfield's most lively player so far, sends in a low cross for Steve Mounie but Scott Dann slides in just ahead of the striker to clear the danger.

No shots on target yet for the home side, who are yet to really settle.

Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger at Stamford Bridge for 5 live Sport

There was no doubt in my mind that as soon as I saw it that challenge deserved some colour of card. My gut? A strong yellow.

But Chelsea can't argue with that decision because he was out of control.

It was stupid, not malicious... and now I've seen a replay Gary Cahill has no argument - that is a straight red card.

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