Chelsea win 3-0 at Huddersfield (Kante, Jorginho pen, Pedro)
Fulham 0-2 Palace (Schlupp, Zaha)
Bournemouth 2-0 Cardiff (Fraser, Wilson); Watford 2-0 Brighton (Pereyra 2)
Tottenham won 2-1 at Newcastle in day's early game
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We'll have team news for you in about 15 minutes time.
First it's time for you to meet some of this season's eligible English top-flight newbies that could be strutting their stuff this afternoon.
Aaaaaaaand here they are...
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat about this for a stat, which I picked up from the Guardian this morning...
At the transfer deadline for English clubs at 17:00 BST on Thursday, the 10 clubs promoted to the top-flights in Germany, France, Italy and Spain had spent about £40m between them. Cardiff, Fulham and Wolves have spent nearly £200m.
Granted the European clubs still have time to narrow that gap with their windows being open longer, but still. The Premier League clubs must feel like Scrooge McDuck, diving into his gold coin-filled swimming pool.
Image source, Getty ImagesJean Michael Seri, Maxime Le Marchand, Andre Schurrle, Aleksandar Mitrovic, Alfie Mawson, Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa (don't lie, you'd never heard of him either). They and more have all joined the Cottagers this summer as part of a £100m spree.
It has more than a few pundits tipping them to challenge for a top-half finish.
So it is a big welcome back to the top-flight for Cardiff and Fulham.
The pair have spent the last four seasons toiling away in the Championship and this is their reward.
It would be fair to say they have gone about their summer of preparation in somewhat different ways.
Cardiff have taken the conservative approach. Fulham, well, they've written a cheque or two.
One and a half games down, eight to go on this opening weekend of the Premier League.
We've got four matches in this traditional 3pm Saturday slot (that's just the way modern football goes). Those games are as follows...
Bournemouth v Cardiff
Fulham v Crystal Palace
Huddersfield v Chelsea
Watford v Brighton
This is when the football REALLY starts. Three o'clock, Saturday.
Friday evenings are for this...
Image source, Getty ImagesSaturday lunch is all about this...
Image source, Getty ImagesBut 3 o'clock on Saturday, in August, the sun shining, in your new shirt, watching new signings, the hope, the expectation and belief.
Unless you're fortunate enough to follow a team that is good at football, it's all downhill from here!