This is a really entertaining game with play quickly moving from one end of the pitch to the other.

Stoke do look effective going forward, Xherdan Shaqiri's powerful runs give the Huddersfield defence a bit to think about. Shaqiri has also just had a powerful effort deflected behind.

I think there's more goals in this one.

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The returning Everton winger Yannick Bolasie showing no signs of the horrible knee injury which has kept him out for a year.

He zips past Gareth Barry - which is not too difficult for the slowest of players - but his run is then halted by a visiting player.

Adam, Somerset.

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That goal was a bit harsh on Bournemouth, who have had the better of the play before and after West Ham's opener. Ryan Fraser is giving the Hammers plenty to think about down the left.

It has been a fantastic start at Old Trafford.

United go close at the other end as Romelu Lukaku almost heads in from Ashley Young's cross, but the Belgian is eased off the ball by Burnley defender Kevin Long.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

Scrappy goal. It was awful defending. But that is not to take anything away from Tom Ince, he has been working his socks off and it is a real Christmas treat for him.

Glenn Hutton: De Gea's nickname should be Dracula... He avoids crosses at all costs!

Josh Hammond: If you listened very carefully, you could hear the sound of ever United fan watching the game smashing their own face against the nearest solid object after that start.

Nokeeroe: That’s what happens when you put out a weak side against any Premier League side. United are paying the price here for disrespecting Burnley.

It's just like watching Brazil!

Visitors Burnley are playing some stunning, first-touch football at Old Trafford and are inches away from doubling their advantage.

A cross comes into the box, Scott Arfield meets it on the volley but his lobbed shot hits the top of the crossbar.

All Chelsea as they push for the opener, Eden Hazard flashing an effort across the Brighton goal.

Lacking in goalmouth action at Vicarage Road, but there have been early bookings for Watford's Ben Watson and Leicester's Harry Maguire.

Both for separate incidents, both for late challenges.

John Hartson
Former Arsenal striker on Final Score

It was terrible, awful defending. The ball bounced on the six yard line and nobody cleared it and Ashley Barnes comes in and toe-pokes it in. Lukaku misjudged the flight of the ball and it hits him in the chest, but it was a fabulous ball in.

Immediately after kick-off from the opening goal, Burnley goalscorer Ashley Barnes went into the referee's book for a nasty, scissor challenge on Paul Pogba.

Louis Porter: I like the move by Mourinho, stick in someone who will put away the chances after having a game where you wasted them all. Zlatan will score today.

He's gonna need to.

Alvaro Morata, back from suspension, looks lively. He tests Mat Ryan with an early effort, forcing the Brighton keeper to push the ball behind for a corner.

Great chance for the hosts at The Hawthorns.

Jay Rodriguez whips in a cross towards the six yard box, striker Salomon Rondon just has to pop the ball into the net, but fails to get enough contact on it and shoots wide.

A BIG miss.

Seven games without a win for Bournemouth, they really need to arrest this current slump after dropping back into the relegation zone.

An early would help lift the hosts and they win a corner, from which the ball is headed onto the roof of the net by Simon Francis.

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Former Republic of Ireland midfielder Andy Reid: "There doesn't seem to be too many people attacking the ball for all United's height and strength. They've got themselves in a complete mess there."