Miguel Almiron with a deep cross but Jordan Pickford is on his toes and comes out to collect.

Keithmc: Moise Kean...yesssssssssssssssssssss.

Toby, Norfolk: Nice to see Kean get in on the goals. Hopefully this one will give him confidence to show the quality we all know he has. Good on him.

Gabriel Jesus has missed three of his last six penalties which is, let's be honest, rubbish.

Pep Guardiola and co are not happy that that wasn't ordered to be retaken. With good reason.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm just looking at the screens, Dean Henderson is off his line before the ball is struck. He deserves a little bit of luck because he's been excellent tonight.

Saved it!

It's not a great spot-kick from Gabriel Jesus and Dean Henderson bats it clear!

He was off his line there. By a fair chunk.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

There was growing, palpable tension in the home sections for a spell - and even a few boos could be heard as Bournemouth captain Simon Francis opted to play the ball back to keeper Aaron Ramsdale rather than seek an option further forward. But the doubters have since been drowned out, as a spell of Cherries possession has brought a more positive atmosphere.

The home fans behind Seagulls keeper Mathew Ryan in the Ted MacDougall Stand - not traditionally the ground's noisiest area - have been particularly vocal tonight, and they're on their feet with their hands on their heads as Diego Rico comes so close to his first Bournemouth goal.

Bernard darts towards the edge of the box, unchallenged as he jinks through the middle and he's invited to shoot.

He does but Jamaal Lascelles gets across just in time to make the block.

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Riyad Mahrez goes down easily, I'm not sure.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

That Moise Kean strike earned a massive cheer inside Goodison. Everton fans have been willing the Italian international to score his first goal since his move from Juventus in the summer and now they have it on his 22nd appearance, much to their and his relief.

Carlo Ancelotti asked on Monday for the 19-year-old to "improve quickly". Job done, Carlo.

It's great feet from Riyad Mahrez, who cuts in from the right, he beats two men and the third challenge from Chris Basham connects and he goes down.

Spot kick. Gabriel Jesus to take...

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a great corner. It's an inswinger and it beats the keeper. Aymeric Laporte is at the back post, there's nothing there, though. He's back in the team tonight but you can see his positional awareness and experience already. If he wasn't there that would have been a goal.

It's all kicked off! We used to have a 'handbags' graphic which I would have used here but I feel society has moved on. A wicked United corner is tipped away and Aymeric Laporte ends up at the bottom of a pile on. He's not happy with being used as a crash mat, reacts, and two or three Blades get involved.

Lee Mason ushers everyone away and there's no need for any cards.

Andy White: Chelsea v Arsenal. A rare match when the managers were and probably still are better players than they have in their team. Has this happened before in the PL?

Domanic Solanke charges down the right, cuts it back into the middle (behind Callum Wilson) and it falls for Diego Rico.

All Rico has to do is hit the target but it's deflected inches wide.

Harry Wilson then drills it towards goal from the resulting set-piece but it's blocked crucially and out for another corner!

Vicki Sparks
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

Kean's first touch initially let him down but he managed to regain possession and fired into the corner.

Tyrone Mings makes a decent block, which he definitely feels afterwards! Anwar El Ghazi then goes up the other end and curls it way over the bar.

Nathan Redmond now clobbered by James Tomkins but referee Dre Marriner waves play on and Stuart Armstrong shoots just wide. Southampton looking very sharp tonight.