Danger here - Harvey Barnes skins Tom Davies and is fouled by Yerry Mina to give James Maddison a free-kick in a very dangerous spot indeed.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

James Maddison, in front of the watching Gareth Southgate, has made a bright start and is already finding space.

Looks like Everton are 4-3-3 in defence with Lucas Digne lining up to the left of Andre Gomes and Tom Davies.

With his hood up on the touchline, Carlo Ancelotti almost looks like a Jedi master, with Brendan Rodgers playing the young Skywalker role to his left.

We can't have four 0-0s on one night surely?

Fulham have failed to win any of their seven Premier League games this season that have been level at half-time prior to today (D3 L4).

Ruben Loftus-Cheek was the only player on the pitch to complete 100% of his passes in the first half (14/14).

Everton are playing a back four and Lucas Digne is on the left of midfield but Richarlison is on the right, with James in behind DCL.

So far thet've largely been chasing shadows as Brendan's side pop it about nicely.

Anthony Martial is playing on for now.

Leicester might be my favourite side to watch at the moment and that's a lovely move, Harvey Barnes getting on the end of a cutback to lash a shot at Jordan Pickford but he's pinged for a foul in the build-up. Harsh.

Leicester have started well.

This could be bad news for Anthony Martial, though he is now sitting up and having his left shoulder manipulated by the physio. Don't think it can be dislocated.

The half-time whistle goes.

Brighton have dominated and had the better chances without taking them. Where have we heard that one before?

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Manchester United 0-0 Sheffield United

The last time these sides played I was taking part in a Christmas quiz on Zoom at the same time. It feels about 15 years ago.

Anthony Martial is in the wars early here, took a heavy fall on his shoulder.

Brighton work a free-kick out to the right and the end result is Lewis Dunk heading at the keeper.

Just as two minutes are added on, Fulham midfielder Harrison Reed is booked for fouling a Brighton player.

Leicester in a Hearts tribute effort. Play!

Under way! Sheffield United in pink tonight.

Wolves

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to Match of the Day: "I am proud, everything starts from there, today we were a compact team, organised, bodies in front of the ball, doing everything to prevent Chelsea, we had chances but can do better.

"We were organised, closed the pockets, the line of the ball was always covered. Clean sheet, I am happy with the way the boys committed to the idea.

"We had a couple of chances but the game is more than that. That will come because the commitment is there. This is a starting point.

'We recognised we wouldn't have too much of the ball but that's what the game needed."

End to end. Ben White's cross for Brighton is cleared and Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa starts a counter for Fulham. He's not fast enough to speed away though and Alexis Mac Allister brings him down. The Argentine is booked.

There's still (just about) hope for me yet.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith, speaking to MOTD: "The game should’ve been over at half time, the chances that we created, they were quality chances.

"[Nick Pope] has made some really good saves but the game should've been out of sight. I’ve just said to the players, it’s very tough to win any game in this league and we have started the season so well but you can’t get three points the way we played tonight.

"We didn’t do the basics well enough in the second half. They were a bit fortunate with the second goal but no excuses. The defending from the set-piece for the first goal wasn’t good enough, then they just put a hopefull ball into the box and we didn’t defend it well enough.

"With the mentality of these players, I’m disappointed tonight because that’s an opportunity wasted. I don’t take plusses from this game at all. We did enough to get the points, so not happy."

Three Brighton players stand over the ball for ages and I have no idea which of them is going to take it. Solly March runs over the ball and Pascal Gross blasts it wide. He forgot to curl it really. Yves Bissouma was the decoy.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Compared to last weekend where it was -2C at Villa Park, Goodison Park feels positively balmy this evening as the drizzle comes down to grease the surface. A perfect night for zipping the ball around.

It's also a good night to check in with English talents, judging by Gareth Southgate's attendance this evening.

Leicester's James Maddison is one of the Premier League's hottest properties at the minute, and is aiming to score for a fifth successive match.