Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Final Score

The run Son Heung-min makes is amazing. He goes across the defence and controls the ball with his hip. He makes it look so easy but I can tell you - it's not. You can see that Tottenham are in the mindset of getting ruthless, they want to do something in this league this year.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fantastic penalty by Marcus Rashford. You just missed your last one in a game that cost you the points, desperately needed to score this one and he sends Kasper Schmeichel the wrong way. Hard, low, back of the net ripples.

Such a silly penalty to give away by Leicester City. Soyuncu just doesn't get there quickly enough. Rashford just gets a toe in and is upended.

A goal is on the cards at Bramall Lane! Southampton's Sofiane Boufal hits the post at one end before Sheffield United break. David McGoldrick is through one-on-one with the keeper down the centre but he hits it straight into his legs.

A ball into the box almost gets through to Ashley Barnes but Mat Ryan is alert to the danger and gathers before the Burnley striker can pounce.

Luka Milivojevic curls the free-kick towards the back post and Cheikhou Kouyate manages to flick it back into the centre.

There's no teammate there.

Micah Richards
Former Aston Villa and Man City defender on BBC Final Score

As a defender I think it is harsh. It's not clear. I have seen penalties not given for that. It was a great strike though from Marcus Rashford.

Jordan Ayew tries to wiggle his way into the box and he's fouled by Moussa Sissoko on the left.

It's a soft one but Palace have a free-kick in a dangerous position. Luka Milivojevic will swing it in.

Marcus Rashford is nudged over inside the box by Çaglar Soyuncu and Manchester United have a penalty. A quick check by VAR and the decision stands. Marcus Rashford is up for the spot kick.

No real chances inside the first five minutes at Wolves but good possession from the hosts in the early stages.

A win for Wolves will move them above Chelsea in the table.

Oliver McBurnie hassles with Jannik Vestergaard to keep the ball in on the right but Southampton are awarded a goalkick.

Vestergaard isn't happy though - he thinks McBurnie has swung a leg at him.

Great save David de Gea!

Leicester go route one and Manchester United's defence is caught floundering as James Maddison gets in to strike at goal but De Gea saves well with his feet.

Terrible defending from Manchester United there. Wide open.

Sheffield United have the early possession at Bramall Lane. A free-kick from the right is curled in but it's comfortably headed away.

Lovely ball from Ashley Young finds Daniel James on the left. He takes a touch and bursts towards the edge of the box where he is sent flying to the floor.

It's a free-kick for the hosts but Andreas Pereira's effort is batted away by Kasper Schmeichel.

No messing around from Harry Winks. He goes for a long-range effort within 20 seconds but it's way over the bar.

Spurs are at it again moments later but Son Heung-min drags his shot too close to the keeper at the near post. Very bright start!

Right, here we go. We're getting under way in five games across the Premier League. How will the table look in two hours' time?

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino: "Palace have shown they are a strong team, a team that it's difficult to create chances against, a team that beat Manchester United away.

"We have seven games in 21 days. I am not going to complain; we are going to find solutions and we need to be strong."

Here come the teams at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium! Over at Bramall Lane, Sheffield United are just sprinting into position.

That could be an interesting match-up between Chris Wilder's team and Southampton.

Alistair Mann
MOTD commentator

Sheffield United's only defeat so far was a battling home loss by unbeaten Leicester, after which they were applauded off by the fans for their tireless efforts.

Manager Chris Wilder's reaction afterwards was illuminating, as he seethed about his side's sloppiness, unhappy that his team's standards had dropped below the level he demands. That they reacted a week later with a gutsy draw at Stamford Bridge is perhaps an indication of how eager his players are to respond to his criticism.

Southampton will arrive with renewed self-belief having ended August on a three-game unbeaten run in all competitions, only enhancing the feeling that this has all the makings of being a thoroughly watchable duel.