Nice one Emma, top stuff as always.

We're in for the long haul now.

Sundays used to consist of Lovejoy, Heartbeat and London's Burning.

We've got the likes of Wolves v Newcastle and Arsenal v Leicester to deal with now.

Game's gone, I tell ya.

Wolves v Newcastle (16:30 GMT) is up next.

We'll bring you reaction from St Mary's while building up to that match now. The lovely Shamoon Hafez is here to take over from me so I'm off to finish the enchiladas I made earlier. They're good.

Enjoy!

Sho: Hassenhuttl needs to be getting more credit. Spent hardly anything and making what is not a great team on paper at all look very good. The improvement is staggering.

Red? Yes or no?

Hit the thumbs.

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Very impressive from Southampton. Everton's unbeaten run comes to an end but they remain top of the table from their opening six games.

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Looking at the Everton bench, I do really like what Carlo Ancelotti is doing but I think they are lacking attacking options. If Dominic Calvert-Lewin got injured they are a bit light up top. Richarlison obviously missing today but if Calvert-Lewin got injured as well then I really don't see where the goals would come from.

I feel for Calvert-Lewin because I don't think there's anything more he could do. A few times he's run back and thought right well I'll do something and then he's put in a cross but you just think well he should be on the end of that cross. The service hasn't been there for him. Everton have just not been good enough.

Shane Long is waiting to come on, presumably for Danny Ings, but he might not get on in time.

The five minutes are up.

Oriol Romeu's shot is straight down the middle but Jordan Pickford spills it slightly. He recovers well though, before substitute Daniel N'Lundulu can get there.

That would have been a nice gift!

Dominic Calvert-Lewin tries to block the clearance from Jannik Vestergaard and he's caught him on the follow through.

Another card, of the lighter colour.

Daniel N'Lundulu is on for Che Adams.

Yerry Mina plays it back to Jordan Pickford. He looks set to ping it with his left foot but decides otherwise.

Danny Ings come sprinting in, Pickford panics and ends up hoofing it away for a throw-in...

Not the best from Danny Ings...

He gets the ball off James Ward-Prowse on the edge of the box and sees a gap. He tries to curl it towards the top right corner but it's well wide.

Almost out for a throw-in near the corner flag!

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Southampton could aim for European qualification - it might be a bit too much for them but they are a good, progressive side. They're keen, the way they've recruited and the personnel they've brought in have really fit into the team.

Young Frenchman Ibrahima Diallo is on for his home debut. He replaces Stuart Armstrong.

Stuart Armstrong plays a lovely ball into Nathan Redmond. It's dealt with by Fabian Delph.

Oriol Romeu then almost picks out James Ward-Prowse, sneaking in behind, with a lovely chipped pass.

Jordan Pickford is smart to it.

Wolves make one change to the side that beat Leeds, with Ruben Neves replacing Joao Moutinho.

Wolves XI: Rui Patricio, Boly, Coady, Kilman, Semedo, Dendoncker, Neves, Saiss, Neto, Jimenez, Podence.

Substitutes: Ruddy, Hoever, Ait-Nouri, Marcal, Silva, Moutinho, Traore.

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Newcastle manager Steve Bruce reacts to the 4-1 defeat at home to Man United by making four changes - Fabian Schar, Ryan Fraser, Jacob Murphy and Miguel Almiron come in while Emil Krafth, Jonjo Shelvey, Isaac Hayden and Joelinton make way.

Newcastle XI: Darlow, Schar, Lascelles, Saint-Maximin, Fernandez, Lewis, Hendrick, Murphy, Fraser, Almiron, Wilson.

Substitutes: Gillespie, Carroll, Joelinton, Hayden, Krafth, Manquillo, Longstaff.

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Everton are just going to have to work hard in these final 10 minutes. Southampton are well in control - understandably - and are looking for a third.

Anthony Gordon mops up on the right but there's no outlet for him as he brings it out towards the halfway line.

FI BinBagJez: Might be accidental, but still dangerous. Look where it caught him. Everton trying to wipe out another player for the season?

Andy: Well there is your VAR ‘evening it out’, that is never a red! Accidentally stands on his ankle. Pickford’s is not a red and that is!? Reinforcing their incompetence