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Sharp levels for Sheff Utd, Barnes (2) & Gudmundsson for Burnley
Everton take a point at Palace after Schneiderlin sent off
West Ham 0-5 Man City: Sterling hits hat-trick in VAR-affected game
West Ham 0-0 Man City
Bit of early possession for the Hammers. Aaron Cresswell tries to bundle his way into the box from the left and it takes three defenders to stop him.
Kyle Walker tries to counter but he can't pick out a teammate with a through ball down the line.
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Keith Chapman: I think West Ham could snatch a win here!
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Former Hammers favourite Paolo Di Canio on media duties at the London Stadium.
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Off we go! Will Liverpool remain top of the table in two hours' time?
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Man City manager Pep Guardiola on winning the league this season, speaking on BT Sport: "We have to be little bit better than last season because I think our competitors will be even better. I think we have to get above 90 points to be champions.
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Image source, ReutersI wouldn't mess with Sebastien Haller. He is a real unit. He's stood on the halfway line with a focused stare...
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A reminder of the starting line-ups...
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Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
West Ham really disappointed [last season], There were games last season where they were great but they couldn’t keep it up. I look at the team this season and think they could be good again, but I am not going to say it this time!
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Pep Guardiola revealed this week that David Silva would captain the Man City side following Vincent Kompany's departure.
He's leading the team out of the tunnel now, alongside Aaron Cresswell for West Ham.
The bubbles are blowing too!
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Gary Rose
BBC Sport at London Stadium
A video has just appeared on the big screens with Alan Shearer explaining VAR and how it will be used today.
It was a promising start for the technology last night with it ticking along in the background without any noticeable delay in play. There was a strange moment at the start of the second half, which was delayed because of an issue with one of the official's headsets, but that was unrelated to VAR according to the Premier League.
There's bound to be a big controversial VAR moment at some point, but will it come in this game?
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City have won all four competitive fixtures against West Ham at London Stadium, by an aggregate score of 17-1 (netting at least four goals in all four matches).
OUCH.
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Looking good!
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New signing Rodri and Raheem Sterling warming up a few minutes ago. Not long until kick-off now!
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Michael Griffin: West Ham were confident and supposedly dangerous heading into the opening day last season and LFC brushed them aside. Can see MCFC doing the same thing this season.
Bournemouth v Sheffield Utd (15:00 BST)
Robyn Cowen
BBC Sport
Image source, PA MediaSheffield United boss Chris Wilder emulated Bournemouth's Eddie Howe in taking his boyhood club from League One to the Premier League in three seasons. The hope now is to replicate the Cherries by establishing United as a top-flight side.
The Blades have been tipped to struggle; they've signed 10 players and broken their transfer record four times over the summer, but most of the squad lack top-level experience.
Bournemouth have also been busy, most notably making the loan signing of Harry Wilson from Liverpool, but several senior players are out of the season opener with injury, which will give the Blades hope of a fairytale start to their first Premier League season since 2007.
Crystal Palace v Everton (15:00 BST)
Image source, .Goals and creativity are a problem for Palace, even when Wilfried Zaha plays. It will also be interesting to see how Everton's new signings get on.
Prediction: 1-1
Lawro's full predictions v England netball stars Helen Housby and Jo Harten
Watford v Brighton (15:00 BST)
Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator
There's a feel-good factor around Watford after their highest league finish since the mid-1980s and an FA Cup final appearance.
Finishing as the best of the rest this time around is a realistic target as the Hornets enjoy some long-awaited stability under the impressive Javi Gracia, with Ismaila Sarr an exciting addition.
Brighton owner Tony Bloom is said to have one of the sharpest gambling minds around, and after almost nose-diving into relegation under Chris Hughton he has rolled the dice and brought in Graham Potter, who worked wonders at Ostersunds and did a fine job under testing conditions at Swansea.
Potter's CV ensures there will be plenty of intrigue into how he fares, and it's a safe bet the Seagulls will look extremely different under him.
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Simon Ryder: Can someone have a word with Pep and tell him Aguero is in my Fantasy Football team and needs to start!!!
I feel your pain Simon. There's been outrage in the office too!
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Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini on new signing Sebastien Haller: "We lost three strikers so needed more. Haller is a strong player and good for the Premier League.
"He scored a lot of goals in Germany and we hope he can be a successful player here."