Was Fernandinho lucky not to receive a yellow?

The Brazilian appeared to stand on the inside of Grzegorz Krychowiak's thigh, but ref Bobby Madley waved "play-on".

bar that it's City on top at the Etihad.

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A flutter of excitement for Bournemouth fans as Ryan Fraser charges through on goal but the referee halts play for an earlier foul by Andreas Christensen on Callum Wilson.

No shots on target yet for Chelsea with 20 minutes gone.

Moments after the restart, United almost draw level when Ashley Young's ball from the left just eludes Romelu Lukaku at the far post.

A thrilling start at Wembley!

Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham midfielder at Emirates Stadium

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Absolutely unbelievable.

United have to win that first header. It took one long ball to the top end of the pitch, Harry Kane just bullies Phil Jones.

It is exactly what Mauricio would have wanted.

What a start for Tottenham!

Kenedy is running the show!

He works some space on the edge of the area and bends an effort towards goal. Nick Pope is beaten but the ball bounces back off the upright.

First real chance of the game as Ciaran Clark heads over the bar from Kenedy's cross.

Very good start to the game by the Newcastle new boy.

A very decent start by Bournemouth as they work Thibaut Courtois for the first time this evening, although it's routine stuff for the Chelsea stopper as he holds Junior Stanislas' tame effort.

Chelsea attack moments later but Eden Hazard's pullback into the area is cleared.

Solly March's ankle is clipped by Wesley Hoedt.

Mike Dean on the case.

It's all Brighton along the (long) road at St Mary's.

Saints' Jack Stephens makes a superb last-ditch clearance to prevent Glenn Murray from potentially getting on the end of the ball inside the area.

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Close! Very close for Leicester as Wilfred Ndidi's header following a short corner hits the top of the crossbar.

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Tottenham have the worst record of any of the 'big six' sides in fixtures against each other this season.

They have a dismal historic record against Manchester United but things have picked up of late as they have won their last two meetings with the Red Devils at home.

The last time they won three in a row at home against them? 1966.

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Fair to say it is all Newcastle in the early stages - 84% possession. Pretty much Burnley's only touch of the ball was a thumping ball upfield by goalkeeper Nick Pope.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

No Riyad Mahrez for Manchester City but Aymeric Laporte is handed his debut and old boy Daniel Sturridge returns for West Brom following his loan move from Liverpool.

However, in these days of mega-million pound signings, it is worth remembering Cyrille Regis, whose funeral was held yesterday.

Regis cost Coventry £250,000 when they signed him from West Brom in 1984.

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Everton didn't know what a shot on target was at the start of the year but they've got one in early in this game, Theo Walcott with a snapshot that's pushed behind for a corner. That comes to nowt.

Martin Fisher
MOTD commentator at the bet365 Stadium

Eight Premier League clubs have brought in new managers this season and the two most recent appointments will be in opposite dug-outs for this one.

Javi Gracia lost his first game in English football as Watford went out of the FA Cup to Southampton at the weekend, but Paul Lambert couldn't have made a better start to life in charge of Stoke City.

"Victory over Huddersfield ended a four-game losing run and lifted Stoke out of the relegation zone. Now they're just three points behind opponents Watford, who sit in 10th place in the table - a clear indication of how tight things are this season."

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Busy start to life in a Newcastle shirt for Kenedy. The hosts seem keen to get the ball to him down the left at every opportunity.

Newcastle on top in the early stages.