Giroud is fuming, he thought he was about to nod that goalwards but it's pinched off his forehead at the last moment. Wolves defending well.

Hakim Ziyech is caught and this gives the hosts a chance to deliver from wide. Callum Hudson-Odoi hooks it deep towards Olivier Giroud but his pull back is cleared.

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter

Interestingly in the Shed End just to the left of me, there's still a banner up there that says In Frank We Trust, Then, Now and Forever.

From what I can gather, that is going to be up tonight just in honour of Frank Lampard and then after the game this evening that will be taken down.

I think that banner is from one of the supporter groups who have put that banner up there and I think they have said ok, once this game is over take it down and we'll concentrate on Thomas Tuchel.

Robbie Brady heads off, Johann Gudmundsson comes on.

Burnley look long towards Chris Wood, but the Clarets target man can't get it under.

It's direct from the hosts, as you might expect.

Everton

It looks that way as Carlo Ancelotti makes four changes from the side which won in the FA Cup. In come Jordan Pickford, Michael Keane, Tom Davies and Lucas Digne. In attack James, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Richarlison all start.

Leicester make seven changes from the team which beat Brentford. There's still no Jamie Vardy so Ayoze Perez again starts up front.

Full line-ups to come.

Chelsea enjoying plenty of the ball without really getting anywhere. Wolves are happy to sit in and soak it up.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United make six changes to the side that beat Liverpool in the FA Cup on Sunday.

David de Gea returns in goal and there is a start at the back for Axel Tuanzebe, with Bruno Fernandes returning to the side and Alex Telles, Nemanja Matic and Anthony Martial all getting starts.

Marcus Rashford is also fit to start after suffering a knock to the knee in the last game.

Dean Henderson, Victor Lindelof, Luke Shaw, Scott McTominay, Donny van de Beek and Edinson Cavani drop out.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Tuanzebe, Maguire, Telles, Matic, Pogba, Fernandes, Greenwood, Rashford, Martial.

Sheffield United make four changes to the side that beat Plymouth in the FA Cup on Saturday.

George Baldock, Phil Jagielka, Kean Bryan and David McGoldrick come in with Jayden Bogle, John Egan, Enda Stevens and Rhian Brewster dropping out.

Sheff Utd XI: Ramsdale, Baldock, Basham, Jagielka, Ampadu, Bryan, Lundstram, Norwood, Fleck, McGoldrick, Sharp.

Oh dear. Jorginho goes down after a push from Pedro Neto and stays there until he's confident the Wolves man is going in the book. Andy Madley obliges.

Aston Villa were so dominant in the first half they should have been out of sight.

Great start from Chelsea, and Kai Havertz wants a penalty.

Callum Hudson-Odoi bursts down the right and flashes a ball across the box, Havertz is knocked over as Wolves clear but won't be getting anything for that.

And away we go for the second 45 at Stamford Bridge. Thomas Tuchel has just been telling César Azpilicueta to keep very wide when in possession.

Wolves make a change. Ki-Jana Hoever for Rayan Ait Nouri.

Steven Wyeth: Mightily impressive 1st half from Aston Villa, Jack Grealish in particular but not exclusively. Ollie Watkins' deft finish the difference, but Villa should be out of sight and would be if not for Nick Pope. Burnley strangely subdued.

John livinus: The pressing is good hope it last.....with Werner we bound to have more chances.

Lifa Nati: Is Bundesliga that bad? I mean Kai Havertz and Timo Werner looked like world beaters in that league but look so average in the Premier League.

Back under way at Turf Moor.

Josh Brownhill is off for Burnley, Jack Cork comes on.

All seven of Matt Targett's Premier League assists have been for different players - Shane Long, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Danny Ings, James Ward-Prowse, Conor Hourihane, Tyrone Mings and Ollie Watkins. And I left him on my FPL bench, brilliant...

Aston Villa are one of only two teams to win 100% of their Premier League games when scoring first (9/9) this season, along with Leicester (10/10), while Burnley have lost their last nine Premier League games when conceding first.

Not looking too promising for Sean Dyche's side, then.