Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino on his side's start to the season: "I think very good. With all the circumstances I think it's very positive.

"I feel so happy because we're competitive and that's the most important thing. Playing not in our best, you are capable of playing a team like Manchester City and taking one point. It's very positive and it's very early in the season to see what's going to happen.

I am positive and optimistic always and of course happy in the way we started."

John Roder
Match of the Day commentator

As Burnley know only too well from this time last year, attempting to qualify for the Europa League can have an enormous impact on your domestic form.

Wolves come into this fixture, their seventh competitive match this month, having won 3-2 at Torino on Thursday to give themselves a great chance of making the group stage.

Both teams have impressed so far this season. Ashley Barnes already has three goals for the Clarets, who were unfortunate to lose at Arsenal last weekend, while Ruben Neves scored what could be Match of the Day's August 'Goal of the Month' against Manchester United on Monday.

Greg Morter: Fascinating game and David Silva on his 400th appearance for City once again showing his great quality for Manchester City who run out 3-1 winners at Bournemouth.

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Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Molineux

Sixty-one hours after touching down in the West Midlands, Wolves are back in action after their superb 3-2 win against Torino in Turin in a Europa League play-off.

Burnley's visit is their third game inside a week after coming back to draw with Manchester United last Monday.

It's a blistering hot day in the Black Country but will Wolves, who arrived back from Italy at 03:30 BST Friday, wilt in the sun after the most demanding of weeks?

Burnley have had a free week since narrowly losing 2-1 at Arsenal last weekend and are hunting a second top-flight win of the season after beating Southampton 3-0 on the opening weekend of the season.

Wolves are unbeaten in their last nine home matches in the league. They last went 10 league matches at Molineux without defeat between April and October 1979.

And if the scores finish level, it would be only the second time in their history that Wolves have drawn their opening three matches of a league season.

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Martin Fisher
Match of the Day commentator

True, VAR provided a huge helping hand but last week's point at Manchester City must give Tottenham fresh belief that they can challenge the champions this season.

To maintain momentum there's no room for slip-ups and Newcastle need dealing with ruthlessly.

Steve Bruce was bruised by their sobering defeat at Norwich and must fear for his side in North London. If a newly promoted club can put them to the sword so easily what kind of harm can Harry Kane, Christian Eriksen and co inflict if they're on song?

I think I'm looking forward to my first trip to Tottenham's new ground more than the Toon Army.

Now we wait to see whether Ben Stokes can keep England in the Ashes...

And prepare for the next two Premier League games, of course! We're shooting over to London, where Tottenham host Newcastle. At the Molineux, Wolves are hosting Burnley.

Both 16:30 BST kick-offs. We'll bring you reaction from the Vitality too.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The cutting edge Manchester City have is impressive. It was not an easy game for them at all, Bournemouth had a number of chances but they fizzled towards end. Manchester City are clinical when they need to be.

All over at the Vitality. In the end, it was fairly routine for Manchester City. But a screamer from Harry Wilson on his home debut gave the Bournemouth fans something to cheer about.

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So close!

Joshua King does brilliantly on the left to evade a challenge before his low cross deflects and falls kindly for Dominic Solanke.

The striker is only a few yards out but Ederson is there to make the block.

Kevin de Bruyne almost squeezes it through to David Silva but Nathan Ake slides in to make the interception.

Sergio Aguero is chasing up but Ake bounces back up and again wins the ball.

Summer signing Joao Cancelo is finally coming on for his Manchester City debut but it's not going to last very long. He replaces Kyle Walker.

Man City keep the ball for a few minutes before feeding in Riyad Mahrez. He cuts in from the right and tries to weave an opening on the edge of the box but doesn't get far.

Bournemouth break through Joshua King and Nicolas Otamendi catches him late with a sliding tackle. Into the book he goes!

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Joao Cancelo is going to get a brief run-out for City...

Joshua King picks out Dominic Solanke in the box and the substitute has space to shoot. It's a tight angle on the left but he gets good power on it.

In the end, it's a comfortable save for Ederson, who is positioned perfectly at the near post, cutting out the angle.

A bit more on that VAR decision not to award Manchester City a penalty after he appeared to be brought down by Jefferson Lerma a little earlier in the half.

The appeal was considered not to be a penalty by the on-field referee. As a matter of course, the VAR checked it. We understand that, because this was a subjective decision, the VAR deemed that there was not enough evidence to overturn the original call and so stuck with the on-field decision.

Joshua King is working hard on the left, linking up with his team-mates, trying to work an opening.

A few scraps in the box come to nothing before Philip Billing flashes a dangerous ball across goal from the left. Nobody gets on the end of it.

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Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Don't you just love Ryan Fraser's energy? At this stage of the game, he is going for every ball, fighting for everything and battling away. That's why he is a fans' favourite here at Bournemouth.

Raheem Sterling manages to hit both posts with a curling shot after he's played through the middle by Kevin de Bruyne.

He's offside anyway but the Bournemouth fans enjoyed teasing him with that miss!