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Mane & Firmino for Liverpool, Southampton score as Adrian gives ball to Ings
Pukki hat-trick for commanding Norwich, Shelvey for Newcastle; Bernard gives Everton win against Watford
King penalty & Wilson for Bournemouth, Douglas Luiz's scorcher for Villa
Hernandez puts West Ham in front, Trossard equalises for Brighton
Man City host Tottenham at 17:30 BST
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Arsenal v Burnley (12:30 BST)
Arsenal manager Unai Emery hands full debuts to David Luiz and Dani Ceballos at Emirates Stadium.
Record signing Nicolas Pepe starts on the bench again, having come on after 71 minutes last weekend.
Sead Kolasinac returns to the Gunners' bench after "security fears" - but midfielder Mesut Ozil remains absent.
Burnley begin with the same team that started in their opening 3-0 win over Southampton.
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Arsenal v Burnley (12:30 BST)
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt wasn't just the three points at Newcastle that would have cheered Arsenal fans; the fact the win was accompanied by a clean sheet on the road and secured without any of their new faces in the starting line-up were encouraging signs as well.
The Gunners were very strong at home last season and have an extremely good record against Burnley, but the Clarets will have a spring in their step after swatting Southampton aside last weekend, with Ashley Barnes in particular impressing.
Barnes' ability to ruffle Arsenal's back-line will be key to Burnley's hopes, while manager Sean Dyche concedes they might need a little bit of luck as well.
Arsenal v Burnley (12:30 BST)
Arsenal duo Mesut Ozil and Sead Kolasinac trained this week and are back in contention to play after missing last weekend due to security concerns.
Granit Xhaka has a bruised back and leg and will be assessed, while Kieran Tierney, Hector Bellerin, Rob Holding and Dinos Mavropanos remain out.
Danny Drinkwater will not be involved for Burnley but Charlie Taylor is now fit and has travelled with the squad.
Steven Defour and Robbie Brady have returned to light training following respective calf and rib injuries.
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Your early kick-off today is, of course, Arsenal v Burnley at Emirates Stadium, which begins at 12:30 BST.
But here's what else is to come today from 15:00 BST:
Aston Villa v AFC Bournemouth
Brighton & Hove Albion v West Ham United
Everton v Watford
Norwich City v Newcastle United
Southampton v Liverpool
And then, at 17:30 BST, it's the big one at Etihad Stadium as Manchester City take on Tottenham Hotspur.
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Arsenal's £72m record signing Nicolas Pepe and Real Madrid loanee Dani Ceballos made their debuts from the bench against Newcastle last weekend, though the pair failed to make much of an impression.
They could be set to earn their first starts against Burnley, however, as could David Luiz in defence following his £8m signing from Chelsea.
18-year-old Brazilian Gabriel Martinelli was also brought on after 84 minutes last weekend, but who will manager Unai Emery select today?
We'll find out shortly.
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The Premier League burst back to life last weekend, delivering plenty of entertainment as champions Manchester City leapt straight back to the top of the pile.
Image source, Getty ImagesAlmost entirely expectedly, video assistant referee made its presence known in its top-flight debut.
Image source, Getty ImagesWhile the newly promoted sides were made to wait for a first win - as was Frank Lampard who had a less than ideal start as Chelsea boss.
Image source, Getty ImagesBring on round two!