Spurs have a free-kick 25 yards out, Harry Kane to take. He hits it sweetly and it's curling but it's far too high.

Ash Williams: The only thing about that goal was poor keeping....that is shocking.

Josh Hammond: Cracking finish from Rashford! Surely the Spurs keeper has to do better there though.

Niall: Aurier is stealing a living

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Jose Mourinho had returned to the dug-out when Marcus Rashford scored.

He was quickly back out on the touchline to encourage his team with some forceful applause.

Interesting start.

Daniel Tinker: Dear Jose. For Christmas I would like a right back who can actually defend.

Wolves striker Raul Jimenez has a shot which almost goes out for a throw-in. It was so bad it arguably shouldn't even count as a shot.

Half chance to Chelsea. Villa midfielder Jack Grealish tries a crazy crossfield pass, which doesn't work and the Blues come forward.

Cesar Azpilicueta crosses and the visitors can't clear but the ball just won't drop kindly to Tammy Abraham, who swings and fails to make proper contact twice.

Norwich still dominating the ball but we are yet to have a proper chance.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham look all over the place and they are not playing as a team. Nobody is following Marcus Rashford.

It's a well-hit ball to the near post, but at this level of football, Paulo Gazzaniga has to save that. Terrible goal to concede.

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Marcus Rashford has been involved in nine goals in his last 11 Premier League games - five goals and four assists.

He has scored in his last two Premier League appearances against Spurs.

Harvey Barnes is absolutely rapid and gets away down the Leicester left, Troy Deeney of all people is the Watford man back there to prevent a corner with a sliding clearance.

It's been all Leicester thus far.

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Another decent chance for Ayoze Perez, free at the back post but miscues his volley across the face of goal and it's dealt with. Leicester starting like a side in Champions League contention.

They are second as it stands.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Tottenham and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jose Mourinho normally builds his team on the strength of the defence. He is playing Serge Aurier but I do not think he has many options. The full-back can be a liability at times.

First chance at Stamford Bridge is to Willian and Chelsea. It's a quick break from the hosts with Christian Pulisic breaking from the halfway line with some nice footwork before playing it out to the Brazilian. He hits a shot from a tight angle, which Tom Heaton turns over the bar.

Norwich in some sort of charcoal grey away kit tonight have started nicely, a good ball from Kenny McLean almost sets in Teemu Pukki but it's cleared in the end.

Villa striker Wesley lands awkwardly as he jumped over Reece James for a header. The Brazil international gets some treatment but he's fine to continue.

Everton

Everton manager Marco Silva: "It's a tough match. The players need confidence to play. It's a special game for both teams and for the city. We should play in our way, respect them as well, but forget the position in the table, that gap and the history of the fixture. I prefer to look at us to change the last 20 years and the last results."

On Liverpool's starting XI: "It is Klopp's decision. He had something in his mind to make his change. We don't know how the players are. I think the main thing is that they don't change the ideas. It will be a strong team for sure. They have a big opportunity to play. We know Xherdan Shaqiri's quality as well. When I look at the XI I see a really strong side to play against."

On derby here last season: "It's important we keep some of the good things we did. We took many positives from that game. We need to improve too. In a derby the emotional balance will always be impoirtant. We must play with enough courage to challenge them. I want to see the same Everton we saw last season here."

On important of result on his future: "It's not the most important thing. It's not Marco Silva playing it is Everton Football Club. We will try to improve what we did here last year. It is important for us to get the right result because we need it and we need points."

Jamie Vardy gets in behind the Watford defence, suspicions of offside, he looks up and finds Ayoze Perez who fires over the top. Replays show that Vardy was onside so that would have counted...