Here they come...

Severe danger of sunburn still down in Hertfordshire as the stands fill up nicely for the return of Quique.

Sanchez Flores guided the Hornets to a 13th-place finish in the Premier League in 2015-16, his only season in charge of the club.

Bournemouth

Eddie Howe told BBC Sport: "Psychologically, it was hugely important to win that first home game which is why today was a huge moment in our season. Our last game was disappointing in the last 20 minutes and I wanted to freshen the game up. Dominic Solanke deserved to play and we shuffled it around and thankfully the result was a positive one.

"Callum [Wilson] took his goals really well and he pressed really well. He was an all round threat and his second goal was a brilliant finish. Lewis [Cook] is a big player for us and he gives us that enthusiasm and technical ability. It speaks volumes of him to perform like that after so long out. I thought Jack [Stacey] did really well against Alex Iwobi and he has a big future ahead of him. We are indebted to our goalkeeper as well who made a couple of really good saves and we took our chances when the game was in the balance."

Bournemouth

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Speaking to Sky Sports, Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe said: "It was hard work. It was a really hot day and our boys performed superbly. It is huge psychologically because our home form is so important. we knew it was a huge moment in our season and hopefully we can use it as a launchpad for better things."

On Callum Wilson: "Strikers need to score goals to feel confident. Callum has never had a problem in that respect and the second goal in particular was an outstanding finish."

On Ryan Fraser: "I expected Ryan to make a real impact and it was a stage of the game where we felt we needed a lift. the goal was typical and his set play delivery is excellent. he was the catalyst for our improvement in the second half."

Any Xhaka fans out there want to get in touch?

I can tell you that since the start of the 2016-17, no player has conceded more penalties in the Premier League than Xhaka (five, level with José Fonte).

Stephen: Xhaka must have it written into his contract that he must start every game or the club have to pay £500,000 to his agent per game. I honestly can't otherwise figure out why he gets picked.

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Watford captain Troy Deeney, out with a knee injury, is tucking into a nice pre-match meal up in the stands as sun beams down on Vicarage Road.

Almost time to get the second game of the day under way.

Everton

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Speaking to Sky Sports, Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin said: "We were well in the game and in control but unfortunately we conceded from a set piece and we are frustrated not to come away with three points. Having scored so late in the first half we went in with momentum but we couldn't get the next goal and they capitalised on that.

"I'm happy to get on the score sheet but it is bitter sweet because we didn't manage to get the three points. There is still more to come from me and I know I can improve every game. We know we have quality in the dressing room, it's just about taking the same attitude from our home games into the away games."

A reminder of the teams from the Vic:

Watford: Foster, Femenia, Dawson, Kabasele, Holebas, Doucoure, Capoue, Hughes, Cleverley, Deulofeu, Gray. Subs: Gomes, Janmaat, Mariappa, Chalobah, Sarr, Foulquier, Pereyra

Arsenal: Leno, Maitland-Niles, Papastathopoulos, Luiz, Kolasinac, Xhaka, Guendouzi, Ceballos, Ozil, Pepe, Aubameyang. Subs: Torreira, Chambers, Nelson, Martinez, Willock, Martinelli, Saka.

Referee: Anthony Taylor (Cheshire)

Callum Wilson there really nailing how a win works.

Bournemouth

Speaking to Sky Sports, Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson said: "We needed to get back to winning ways at home and it was nice that we scored three goals. We managed to score more than we conceded."

On his own performance: "Having played in the internationals over the summer I was a bit fatigued and it took some time to get going but I feel good now."

We'll bring you the reaction from Bournemouth as it lands - and build up to the kick-off at Vicarage Road...

Handshakes all round for the hosts as they join Everton on seven points - albeit it above them on goal difference.

A frustrating result for Everton in the end.

Karen Carney
Former England women's winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton have been naive and individually players have not stepped up. Bournemouth have taken their chances really well and they deserve the three points.

A deserved win in the end for Bournemouth. Ryan Fraser and Callum Wilson do it again.

Bournemouth have the ball in the corner. Seeing out a fine win.

Bernard shifts inside the defender, a fine turn and shot, deflects up across the face of goal and Philip Billing does superbly at the far post to stop Alex Iwobi from nodding into an open goal.

Everton could have gone third with a win today and now social media is full of people wanting Marco Silva to lose his job.

Welcome to 2019.

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Josh King puts Michael Keane under pressure and the defender can only whack it out for a corner. Flustered.

Quique Sanchez Flores has made three changes in his return as Watford manager.

Etienne Capoue replaces Craig Cathcart, Jose Holebas comes in for Daryl Janmaat and Gerard Deulofeu takes the place of Roberto Pereyra

Watford: Foster, Dawson, Doucoure, Femenia, Holebas, Kabasele, Capoue, Deulofeu, Cleverley, Gray, Hughes

Subs: Gomes, Janmaat, Mariappa, Chalobah, Sarr, Foulquier, Pereyra

Unai Emery has made two changes to his Arsenal side that rescued a point in the north London derby.

Alexandre Lacazette's ankle injury means he is replaced by Mesut Ozil, while there is also room for Dani Ceballos, who plays instead of Luicas Torreira.

Arsenal: Leno, Sokratis, Maitland-Niles, Luiz, Guendouzi, Kolasinac, Xhaka, Pepe, Ceballos, Ozil, Aubameyang,

Subs: Martínez, Torreira, Chambers, Nelson, Willock, Martinelli, Saka