Not a lot to report at St James' Park. Allan Saint-Maximin has been on a couple of trademark runs while Joelinton has had an attempt charged down.

Ollie Watkins is involved finally as he beats Sergio Reguilon on the edge of the box and rifles in a pass which seems to go through Bertrand Traore's legs.

Now Villa have their first chance as Traore picks out Jack Grealish, who shoots wide from 20 yards.

What a shot! What a save!

A cross into the Everton box is only half headed clear to Morgan Gibbs-White lurking on the edge of the box and he lets fly with a dipping volley which Jordan Pickford does well to keep out at full stretch.

Villa have lost their last 10 Premier League games against Spurs when conceding first against them.

They are yet to even mount a proper attack here. Ollie Watkins has only touched the ball once.

Michael Dawson
Nottingham Forest defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

It has been a great start by Everton. They are set up with a 4-4-2. Gylfi Sigurdsson on the left, I know him really well and I played with him. He is coming off the line and picking the ball up in the pockets and causing Wolves all sorts of problems.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

Supporters are starting to take their seats and will no doubt create a great atmosphere for Roy Hodgson in his last home game.

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Better by Everton as Richarlison connects with Allan's lovely cross into the box and directs his header towards the net but John Ruddy is down to make the save. That's lifted the crowd.

Hugo Lloris gets lucky here. The ball flies past Ollie Watkins and Lloris but the Spurs keeper was already sliding and brings down Watkins.

No penalty because the ball had passed - but you never know any more, do you? VAR also says no pen.

You would have thought Allen Saint-Maximin had scored a goal rather than merely beat a couple of Sheffield United defenders on a mazy run, given the roar that accompanied a couple of his drops of the shoulder.

That was the first shot of the match.

All four of Steven Bergwijn's Premier League goals have been scored at home - and been the opening goal.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport at Selhurst Park

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The first welcome for Roy Hodgson from the fans as he comes out to do his pre-match media. I’m sure it will be an emotional night for him.

Great move by Sheffield United which ends with David McGoldrick firing narrowly wide. The Blades might be heading for the Championship but they're playing with freedom.

This hasn't been the start Carlo Ancelotti wanted from his side after last weekend's surprise home defeat to Sheffield United.

Wolves on the front foot and the hosts have done little to lift the crowd.

You know that famous Carlos Alberto goal where Pele rolls the ball across and you can't even see Alberto on the screen - but suddenly he's there and hammers the ball in?

Harry Kane plays that pass but Japhet Tanganga was not there.

Early corner for the home side before Miguel Almiron has the first shot in anger. It's tame though and it's an easy save for the keeper.

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A surging run by Adama Traore as he bulldozes his way through the midfield before the move breaks down. Lots of noise at Goodison but it's the visitors who have made the brighter start.

About 10,000 Spurs fans are singing Harry Kane's name now. They desperately want the club legend to stay.

Spurs have an early free-kick but Son Heung-min can't beat the first man.

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Roy Hodgson makes two changes to the Crystal Palace line-up in his last game in charge at Selhurst Park.

Vicente Guaita replaces Jack Butland in goal after last week's 3-2 win over Aston Villa while James Tomkins replaces the injured Eberechi Eze in a major blow which could reportedly, external see the forward out with an Achilles injury until the New Year.

Crystal Palace XI: Guaita, Ward, Tomkins, Cahill, Mitchell, Kouyate, McCarthy, Schlupp, Townsend, Zaha, Benteke.

Arsenal make two changes to the side that beat rivals Chelsea last time out.

Calum Chambers replaces Pablo Mari at the back, while Nicolas Pepe is in for Martin Odegaard.

Arsenal XI: Leno, Holding, Chambers, Gabriel, Saka, Elneny, Partey, Tierney, Pepe, Smith Rowe, Aubameyang.