Sane, Sterling (2), Aguero & Delph for Man City against Palace
Sub Niasse scores twice as Everton defeat Bournemouth 2-1
Man Utd's Lukaku scores in 1-0 win at Southampton
Morata hits hat-trick as Chelsea win 4-0 at Stoke
Richarlison earns Watford three points at Swansea
Tammy Abraham (56 mins)
Swansea are level through the substitute. Just like the Watford goal in the first half, some poor defending plays its part. A cross from the left isn't cleared, Wilfried Bony has two goes at a shot and, when the second is saved, Tammy Abraham is there to poke in the leveller.
Raheem Sterling (52 mins)
Pep Guardiola clearly wanted more from his side and it looks like he's got it as Manchester City double their advantage.
Leroy Sane, who got the opener, provides the assist as he crosses from the left and Raheem Sterling finishes first time.
Too easy.
Image source, ReutersSouthampton 0-1 Manchester United
Southampton have started the second period well. A couple of corners, one of which causes trouble in the United box. Ball bounces around, off at least one United player, with the arriving Oriel Romeu stabbing wide.
Image source, ReutersBurnley 0-0 Huddersfield
A shot on target! The first of the game I believe as Tom Ince feeds Laurent Depoitre on the edge of the box but the Huddersfield striker places his effort too close to Nick Pope. Comfortable save in the end.
Image source, ReutersEverton 0-1 Bournemouth
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Final Score
That is way too easy. He picks it up from 40 yards out. He gets to Ashley Williams and Leighton Baines and they don't challenge him. A free run and hit. It was like shooting practice.
Everton 0-1 Bournemouth
Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on 5 live Sport
The fact Everton don't have a central focal point to aim for is a real downfall. Their confidence is starting to drain.
They need to find something.
Image source, ReutersJoshua King (48 mins)
Perfect start to the second half for Bournemouth as they go ahead!
Joshua King gets the ball midway inside the Everton half, charges forward and, after evading one challenge, sticks a low shot into the bottom corner.
Bad times for Everton.
Image source, ReutersManchester City 1-0 Crystal Palace
Back under way now, though.
No changes for either side at the break.
Southampton 0-1 Manchester United
In fact, everyone is back under way except for City-Palace. Tardy in Manchester.
Everton 0-0 Bournemouth
The break has given the Everton medical staff time to properly sort Wayne Rooney's eye injury out and he looks in much better shape now. He also appears calmer as he has a laugh and a joke with one of the Bournemouth players before play gets back under way.
Swansea 0-1 Watford
Swansea are making two changes. Tammy Abraham and Roque Mesa are coming on. Mike van der Hoorn and Sam Clucas are taken off. They are back under way there and at Stoke.
Manchester City 1-0 Crystal Palace
Palace striker Christian Benteke has had more touches in his own penalty area than the opposition's.
Image source, BBC SportBurnley 0-0 Huddersfield
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Not been a great watch so far but Huddersfield fans will be relatively pleased given the way Burnley have started this season.
Long way to go yet.
Image source, .Man City 1-0 Crystal Palace
Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium
Chants of "Leroy, Leroy, Leroy" echoed around the Etihad Stadium after Leroy Sane finally made the breakthrough for Manchester City just before the break, but there has not been much else for the home fans to shout about - and for all City's possession (69%) and pressure, you would hardly say that goal had been coming.
When the opposition keeper is being heckled for taking too long over goal-kicks, which was the treatment Wayne Hennessey was getting for most of the first half, you know things are not going to plan for Pep Guardiola's side.
Hennessey had not been seriously tested before Sane beat him with what was only City's third shot on target - and while Palace are yet to hit the target at all (that Ruben Loftus-Cheek shot against the post does not count) this has not been anything like the one-sided match that many people predicted.
Manchester City 1-0 Crystal Palace
Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 live
Rather than gifting goals away, as they have done all season, Palace have been very organised, dangerous on the counter-attack and made City produce a moment of magic to make the breakthrough.
Sane and Silva combined superbly and the crowd were purring at not just Sane's finish but his wonderful touch to control Silva's lofted through ball.
Massive blow for Palace late in the half but they should take confidence from another improved display so far under Roy Hodgson.
Swansea 0-1 Watford
Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live
If I was a Swansea fan I'd be unhappy - they have not played well in the first-half, routine passes going astray, very little goal threat until late in the half and a dreadful back-pass from Alfie Mawson almost gifted Andre Gray a second goal just before half-time. Must do better but well played Watford who are currently heading for their third Premier League away win in a row.
Southampton 0-1 Manchester United
Southampton sub Virgil van Dijk is out warming up. He looks like man trying work his way back into his wife's good books.
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Man City 1-0 Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace may be losing but they put in a very credible performance in the first half.
Ruben Loftus-Cheek had a couple of very decent chances and Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was clearly not impressed, despite Leroy Sane's fine goal, as he gave a seat next to him a fair old whack as the half-time whistle went.
Palace certainly not out of this one.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouthampton 0-1 Manchester United
Pat Nevin
Ex-Chelsea winger on 5 live Sport
Manchester United look fantastically organised and they have not been put under pressure by Southampton at all.
Every time they get the ball on the break they look dangerous.