Simon Stone
BBC Sport at The Hawthorns

It's a beautiful day to mark the start of the Premier League season at West Brom.

Given West Ham's struggles last night, it will be interesting to see how West Brom midfielder Grady Diangana does given even Hammers skipper Mark Noble was not happy about the youngster being sold to the club he spent last season on loan with.

Going to take a while to get used to Leicester playing in a Hearts kit. Jamie Vardy nearly gets in behind but West Brom come away and Grady Diangana scuffs a shot wide at the other end. Mark Noble turns over.

But we're up and running!

What you want to see a minute before kick-off, a man gaffa taping some part of the goal posts together.

Behave yourself Keith.

And now here come West Brom. I have issues with those stripes but let's leave it at that.

I'm intrigued to see how Slaven gets on, he was great at West Ham for a bit but then they let Payet leave. They'd still probably have him back.

Jake Livermore is in the tunnel as here come Leicester in, well it's very nearly claret. Maroon.

Robert Earnshaw
Former West Brom striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I like Rhian Brewster and he got good experience last year on loan at Swansea from Liverpool. He's got fantastic movement and he's a brilliant finisher.

They've been linked with Troy Deeney at Watford as well but he offers you something not only on the pitch but also in the changing room.

I'd say Brewster is slightly ahead because he's at the point where he wants to step up in the Premier League, he's had a good pre-season with Liverpool and if he was to move to West Brom he'd definitely score goals.If Baggies are smart, they can pick up a really good striker.

Can West Brom still add a striker? One ex-Baggie thinks so

Joel Murray: As an #LCFC, external fan I can see us losing ground in the league with few signings to Spurs and Everton, maybe Arsenal too. A lot will depend on yet another 'restart' and who can continue their momentum, or kick start some good form...

Neil Harris: interested that Pat Nevin says Ndidi isn't a centre back. It was his good friend Alex McLeish who converted Ndidi from CB to CM when he was at Genk. Been playing there in pre-season for #LCFC, external because of the CB issues

Tottenham Hotspur

If ever there was a manager that you'd imagine would love a fly-on-the-wall documentary, it's Jose Mourinho.

Or Brendan Rodgers.

But no, Jose has had the Amazon cameras on his tail for the best part of a year now. Are his secrets out or can he get Spurs off to a flier?

Everton

...I guarantee you'll either be mugged or not appreciated.' - Alan Partridge

Everton have won just one of their last 19 Premier League games in London (D7 L11), winning 2-0 at West Ham in March 2019. Only Newcastle (79) have ever lost more Premier League away games in the capital than the Toffees (78).

What sides DO you expect to be in the relegation picture this season?

'Six-pointer' on the opening weekend. Lovely stuff.

Absolutely glorious afternoon at the Hawthorns by the way. A cracking ground which generates a fine atmosphere - usually.

Is it still the highest ground in England? I think so.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a tough one for Leicester. Over the years, you look at all the quality that's left. Ben Chillwell was a recent one to leave, Harry Maguire last season and you go back to Ngolo Kante and Riyad Mahrez - how long can you keep on letting players like that go and stay at the level they are?

Brendan Rodgers has a right to stand there and say "come on, you need to help us now, we've lost a lot of quality over the year and we can't keep doing that."

Image source, Reuters

Brendan Rodgers on Timothy Castagne making his debut: "He's an experienced player and a full international with Belgium.

"I've followed him closely for a number of years, he's very dynamic as a full-back or wing-back. He's a guy who can get goals as well."

And on James Maddison being fit enough for the bench: "He's not quite up to speed yet but it's been great to have his quality on the training pitch."

West Bromwich Albion

Five of West Brom's starting XI today are making their Premier League debuts (Sam Johnstone, Matheus Pereira, Semi Ajayi, Dara O'Shea and Romaine Sawyers).

I'm expecting good thiings from Pereira in particular...