Good save by Hugo Lloris. Southampton break forward through Nathan Redmond and he finds Pierre-Emile Højbjerg just outside the box. The Saints skipper thumps a shot at goal, Lloris sees it late but manages to palm away.

Oh that's a chance for Burnley!

A lovely ball comes in from the left and Chris Wood is unmarked in the middle of the box. He looks certain to power a header at goal but misses the ball completely. Big opportunity.

Not much to report at Tottenham, with neither side asserting their authority on the game yet.

Chelsea's high press is in full operation. They have Brighton pinned in and seizing on any opportunity that comes their way. Mount's low cross is not fully cleared before Tammy Abraham smashes an effort high and over the bar.

John McGinn, ever the Aston Villa dangerman, powers a header just over the bar from a cross. Strong starts by the hosts.

Rual Jimenez blasts a powerful drive into the sidenetting. Both these sides are desperate to get a win and it shows, an end-to-end start to the game.

Big shouts from the Chelsea players for a foul on Mason Mount on the edge of the box. Referee not interested. Looks like it was a defender leaning on him, rather than pushing. I'm backing the official.

Early chance for Palace as Wilfried Zaha, who has threatened without really delivering yet this season, flashes an effort just over from an angle.

Danny Welbeck is making his first Premier League start for Watford and warms up his shooting boots with a shot inside the first 20 seconds. It is speculative at best, 30 yards out, and drifts well wide.

We've had one Premier League game. Here are six more. Enjoy.

Liverpool

Liverpool goalscorer Georginio Wijnaldum to BBC Match of the Day: "We expected that we needed to work hard but we made it harder because we did not play our best game. Hats off to Sheffield United because they played really good and they had a few chances too. This game was hard but that's the Premier League, it's such a high level."

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Mauricio Pochettino has used his programme notes to urge calm after a poor run of form.

"As always, when we experience disappointing moments, we know the key is to remain calm in our minds and focussed," says the Spurs boss after back-to-back defeats to Leicester and, in the Carabao Cup, Colchester.

"As a group we have been through these situations before and I am sure we will navigate our way through this spell too."

With German champions Bayern Munich in town on Tuesday in the Champions League, Spurs need to respond with a positive result against Pochettino's old club Southampton.

"Southampton is a club I know well and admire following my time there, however today there is no room for sentiment," adds Pochettino.

Sheffield United

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder: "I am not bothered about pride, I am bothered about the result. Liverpool had an off day and I think we missed an opportunity. In pressurised situations we need to remain composed. We were delighted with the shape but there chances came from our mistakes.

"We have had big moments in the game but we did not take them, we had to jump all over it and we didn't. We had enough to get something out of this game but we did not take our opportunities. Points are the most important thing and we did not get the points we deserved today."

On Dean Henderson: "If he wants to be a professional footballer, these things are going to happen. But if he wants to play for the top teams, he wants to play for England then he needs to do better, he needs to concentrate more, it's a disappointing day for him. I am not going to put my arms around him, simply he needs to do better."

Jurgen Klopp speaking to BT Sport:

"For us it was important to win. We had unbelievably big chances In the first half we had two big chances and in the second one which we scored from. These games, they are not all beauties and you have to work hard for the results.

"You have to respect the opponent, we had good moments and it was one of these games you have to win but not think too much about it. One team deserved to win, which was us, but all respect to Sheffield United, they were tough.

"I was frustrated, and at half time we spoke about it. We started well, but you have to do the same things again and again. It’s about body language, it starts with the centre halves, it’s the little things. They threw everything at us, they worked incredibly hard, they were a real threat. I am fine with the game, not overly happy but it happens. We were concentrated at set pieces for 95 minutes the boys were spot on. We didn’t play our best football but there we are."

A late change for Southampton as Cedric Soares is injured in the warm up. Jannick Vestergaard replaces him.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Mauricio Pochettino could do worse than to sit down with his opposite number Ralph Hasenhuttl after this game, ply him with the finest Argentinian red wine, and get him to unlock his secret to winning away from home.

While Spurs have not won on their top-flight travels since 20 January, Southampton have triumphed in their last four on the road - including league wins at Brighton and Sheffield United.

Should Saints add to Tottenham's woes today, it will be the first time since February 2015 they have won three Premier League away matches in a row.

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith makes two changes to the side who surrendered a two-goal lead at Arsenal last weekend.

Summer signing Matt Targett comes in to make his league debut for the club, as does Conor Hourihane, who netted against Brighton in the Carabao Cup in midweek.

Neil Taylor and Trezeguet drop to the bench.

Aston Villa XI: Heaton; Guilbert, Engels, Mings, Targett; McGinn, Nakamba, Hourihane; Grealish, Wesley, El Ghazi.

Subs: Steer, Taylor, Ngoyo, Luiz, Jota, Davis, Trezeguet.

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Burnley manager Sean Dyche names the same side who beat Norwich 2-0 last weekend.

Dwight McNeil shakes off a dead leg to start on the wing, while dangerous forward pairing Chris Wood and Ashley Barnes continue up top.

Iceland international Johann Berg Gudmundsson recovers from a calf problem to be named on the bench.

Burnley XI: Pope; Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Pieters; Hendrick, Westwood, Cork, McNeil; Barnes, Wood.

Subs: Hart, Gibson, Bardsley, Brady, Gudmundsson, Lennon, Rodriguez.

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Bournemouth made 10 changes for their midweek Carabao Cup exit at Burton, external but have reverted to the same side which started last Friday's 3-1 win at Southampton.

Bournemouth XI: Aaron Ramsdale, Jack Stacey, Steve Cook, Nathan Ake, Diego Rico, Harry Wilson, Philip Billing, Jefferson Lerma, Josh King, Dominic Solanke, Callum Wilson.

Subs: Simon Francis, Andrew Surman, Jordon Ibe, Arnaut Danjuma, Lewis Cook, Chris Mepham, Artur Boruc.

West Ham suffered a 4-0 defeat by Oxford in midweek after making nine changes but they too have gone back to the same line-up they had for their last league game, a 2-0 win over Manchester United last Sunday.

West Ham XI: Lukasz Fabianski, Ryan Fredericks, Issa Diop, Angelo Ogbonna, Aaron Cresswell, Declan Rice, Andriy Yarmolenko, Mark Noble, Pablo Fornals, Felipe Anderson, Sebastien Haller.

Subs: Fabian Balbuena, Pablo Zabaleta, Manuel Lanzini, Robert Snodgrass, Jack Wilshere, Albian Ajeti, Roberto Jimenez.

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson is forced to make one change to the side that drew with Wolves last weekend, as centre-back Mamadou Sakho misses out through injury.

Martin Kelly comes in to partner Gary Cahill at the back.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Ward, Cahill, Kelly, van Aanholt, Zaha, McArthur, Kouyate, Schlupp, Milivojevic, Ayew

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Norwich City's injury list continues to grow, and manager Daniel Farke makes three changes for the trip to Selhurst Park as a result.

Goalkeeper Tim Krul and captain Alexander Tettey are both absent against Palace, which means Schalke loanee Ralf Fahrmann starts in goal and Moritz Leitner joins the midfield.

Defender Max Aarons has recovered from an ankle injury in time and replaces Sam Byram.

Norwich City XI: Fahrmann, Aarons, Amadou, Godfrey, Lewis, Leitner, McLean, Buendia, Stiepermann, Cantwell, Pukki

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