Watford

Watford captain Troy Deeney:

"We had a great start, got fans behind us early with our pressing which is what we aimed to do. To get the goals and Maxi having a tough year to put the work in nice to get the goals, two well-taken goals too.

"He’s not a bad player, he played in the Champions League final. People think we would fall apart because Richarlison left, this is a great squad. We’ve got Nathaniel Chalobah and Gerard Deulofeu to come back.

"We had a great pre-season and it showed with our fitness towards the end, so long may that continue. The gaffer has to take credit for that.

"Credit to Ben Foster too his kicking was sensational, kept us out of trouble.

"We’ve been working on our intensity and it has been working and that’s why I look so skinny."

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The Brechin fans have earned a celebration tonight.

Stick with us, though. We'll bring the best chat from all the main protagonists in today's 3pm Premier League games.

We'll hear from Neil and Eddie, Javi and Chris, Slavisa and Roy, and David and Maurizio.

So, two of the Premier League's new teams this season come back to earth with a bump.

The English top flight is a harsh playground.

If you want to see how the other promoted side, Wolves, get on against Everton click here.

Bournemouth's first ever win on the opening day of a Premier League season. Fully deserved as well.

No need for Cardiff to panic by any means, but they were never in it.

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Khael: Cardiff's season already looking bleak

Hassan: The only downside to Chelsea's performance today was the presence of Morata. He hasn't contributed anything.

Briyan: Morata plays like someone who has earphones in their ears

An excellent start to the season for Palace, back to the drawing board for Fulham.

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Fully deserved win for Watford, given to them through two Roberto Pereyra goals. Brighton didn't get a sniff.

This could have ended up as a bit of a thumping for Fulham, but Fabri makes a good stop at the near post to keep out Cheikhou Kouyate's fizzed strike.

Callum Wilson's last act is to score. Bournemouth give a late run-out to Jermain Defoe and Lys Mousset. Adam Smith the other man to make way.

A superb Sarri start for Chelsea, a sorry start for Huddersfield.

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on Final Score

Brighton have been disappointing and they haven't been able to create any chances. They have sat very deep and they haven't had an out ball. Watford have dominated the game.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 live

A few will be calling for Wayne Hennessey to be man of the match, he's made a few good saves. He's been super today.

Palace goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey has impressed today, making some crucial saves.

The Wales international denies Ryan Sessegnon with full stretch, one-handed stop.

Five minutes added at Bournemouth. There's time yet for Cardiff.

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This doesn't look good for Steve Cook. A free-kick goes into the Bournemouth box and he takes the full force of Sean Morrison's head against his own.

He gets groggily to his feet and to the touchline before returning to the game. The man is a trooper.

Meanwhile, on comes Gary Madine for Bobby Reid for Cardiff. Big man. Get it in the mixer.

Was: Hazard on the pitch for about 5 minutes and running riot against Huddersfield. He is just warming up for big season

Amir: Please Hazard, calm down! Madrid is watching!

Femi: Wise decision by Hazard to set up Pedro rather than out-of-sorts Morata to score the third goal.

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Five minutes remaining in the four Premier League matches.

Looks like Watford have done more than enough. They lead 2-0 and the ball is spending most of its time in the Brighton half. Impressive display from the Hornets, this. Some had tipped them to go done. Not on this evidence.