West Ham press down the left and win the ball in the opposition half. It comes to Robert Snodgrass, who whips a lovely ball into the path of Andriy Yarmolenko in the box.

It's just a few inches in front of the striker but wasn't far off!

Gerard Deulofeu's corner comes bobbling through and almost creeps in at the near post. It might have even clipped the woodwork?

Plenty of threat from Watford.

Nothing happening at the London Stadium just yet but West Ham have started the brightest. They have had an early corner on the left but nothing has come of it.

Decent start by Everton.

What's Theo Walcott got on his feet? He flies past Dan Burn before whipping in a cross which is just about hacked clear.

Encouraging for the Toffees.

Ahhh, it's a howler!

Abdoulaye Doucoure has skied it over the bar from an unmarked position in the centre of the box.

He pounced on a loose ball from Aaron Ramsdale's spill but the bounce caught him out. Nightmare.

Off we go in all three games. Will Neil get more goals in his game than me? (Emma) It's intense.

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It's pouring down in Brighton...so what's not to like about wearing a seagull hat to keep the rain off your head?

Out come the teams at the London Stadium, bubbles blowing too. The two teams are level on points but will there be a winner today?

Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on Final Score

This is a huge game for Watford. This is where they need to start turning the corner.

Manchester City

Pep Guardiola speaking to BT Sport: "After the first half we corrected something, sometimes it happened but the second half was good."

On Fernandinho's red card: "Sometimes when you have a lot of problems more problems come in the same position. It happed with Phil Foden on Tuesday. Football is about taking the right decisions in the right moment, but it can happen."

West Ham United

West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini: "Two games in a row and two defeats - now we must stop it and try to continue to have a winning mentality.

"Two or three balls can change the score, and two or three games can change your position in the table.

"We must be focused, go game by game and not think that because we played well at the beginning [of the season] that we will beat our next rival."

Karen Carney
Former England women's winger on Final Score

Scoring is Everton's big problem. I have watched them from the start of the season and I have always said they need to look at the number nine.

They have brought in Moise Kean and not given him a big enough chance. You have got to keep playing him.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin - when he plays he does so much running but just doesn't get the chances - and Richarlison is not an out-and-out striker.

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on Football Focus

I'm really impressed with Chris Wilder and Sheffield United. He's in danger of being shouted up for loads of the top jobs. He's done fabulous, absolutely fabulous.

They play a certain way. The centre-backs come out and play, the full-backs overlap. He's done brilliantly.

Aston Villa

More from Aston Villa boss Dean Smith speaking to BT Sport: "They put us under pressure in the first half and had a couple of chances, but we worked very hard to restrict them.

"But to concede so soon after half time was disappointing, and with all their intricate passing it comes from a big kick from the goalkeeper. Once they got the lead they looked very comfortable from there."

"It's the manner of the goals really. There were a couple of lapses in concentration for the first goal, it's one our centre half should be lapping up comfortably. We didn't and top players punish you for that.

"The second goal I believe is offside but we have to stop the cross better and the third one is from a set piece.

"But we can take a lot of lessons from how Manchester City play, they use the space behind you really well so there is a lot we will learn from it and we will get better as the season goes on."

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on Football Focus

It's West Ham. I don't suppose you have got a coin in your pocket have you? Because if you toss it up, heads they would win and tails they'd lose.

That's the way they are, they are consistently inconsistent. I just don't understand why.

They have some very good players. They have definitely got the ability, a great stadium to play in etc etc, they just switch off.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Dean Smith speaking to Match of the Day: "I am disappointed with the manner of the goals we conceded, we came with a game plan and I thought we showed some good enterprise going forward.

"We started quite well in the second half, and City's first goal is just a lump from the goalkeeper. Tyrone Mings should do better and he knows that then but a top player like Raheem Sterling puts it on the back of the net.

"I would question City's second goal: I think Raheem Sterling is offside and he impedes the goalkeeper from making the save.

"We worked extremely hard to get promoted last season and the players we brought on have a lot of potentials and they will learn a lot from this game. It was a great turn around in the last 12 months but we need to keep improving."

Jon Evans: VAR claim to not give offside as they couldn't determine a touch despite deviation on the ball AND the player admitting to the ref he touched it... preferred football without VAR.

Brighton have won just twice in the Premier League this season, drawing three matches and losing four.

Everton's run of four straight defeats came to an end with victory against West Ham last weekend.

The Toffees are winless in all 20 Premier League matches under Marco Silva after conceding the opening goal (D3, L17).

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Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on Football Focus

You look at Everton and think 'who is going to score their goals?' That is their problem.

You would think in January, if Marco Silva is still there, they will definitely have to go and buy another striker.