Lukaku scores his first ever Chelsea goal in dominant win at Arsenal
James doubles advantage after fine team move
Gunners have lost both their opening matches
Result: Wolves 0-1 Tottenham - Alli penalty
Kane comes on as second-half substitute
Result: Southampton 1-1 Man Utd - Greenwood cancels out Adams opener
Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
I played against Lukaku when he was in the academy as well. He obviously has the physical side but he has the tactical as well. He is one where when he is on and it is his day it is impossible to stop them scoring. You can make it difficult for them, but he is that difference maker. When he is on, he is on.
Arsenal v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
Romelu Lukaku is set to make his second Chelsea debut later when Thomas Tuchel's side travel to Arsenal.
To get you in the mood, here's a look at some of his Premier League best bits.
Serie A winner Lukaku's best PL moments
We'll bring you full team news shortly, before then let's have a closer look at today's late kick-off.
Southampton v Man Utd (14:00 BST)
Manchester United will assess the fitness of Raphael Varane, whose protracted move from Real Madrid was completed last weekend.
Jadon Sancho could start after making his debut as a substitute against Leeds United, while Edinson Cavani is in contention to return after he completed self-isolation protocols.
Southampton have no new injury concerns for the visit of Manchester United.
Sam McQueen and Will Smallbone are their only absentees.
Image source, Getty ImagesWolves v Spurs (14:00 BST)
As well as Harry Kane travelling with the squad, a host of Spurs regulars are set to return following their midweek European defeat.
For Wolves, striker Raul Jimenez could make his first competitive appearance at Molineux in nine months after returning from a fractured skull last weekend.
Defensive duo Yerson Mosquera and Willy Boly remain out with hamstring injuries.
Image source, Getty ImagesWolves v Spurs (14:00 BST)
The Tottenham team coach has just arrived at Molineux.
Among the suited Spurs players getting off the coach was one Harry Kane, who received a few boos from the gathered Wolves fans.
No such negativity for ex-boss Nuno Espirito Santo, though, who's arrival with his new club was greeted with applause. No hard feelings.
Image source, ReutersWolves v Spurs (14:00 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport football reporter
Tottenham striker Harry Kane has travelled with the squad for today's match at Wolves.
Kane, 28, has been linked with a move to Manchester City, who are understood to be willing to break their £100m British transfer record to sign him.
The England captain was left out of Spurs' squad as they beat City last Sunday in their Premier League opener.
He also missed Thursday's Europa Conference League defeat at Portuguese side Pacos de Ferreira.
Kane did not turn up at Spurs when initially expected following a break after Euro 2020, but later said he has "never refused to train" and would return to the club as planned.
He believes he has a gentleman's agreement with Daniel Levy to leave this summer, but the Spurs chairman has has refused to enter into negotiations.
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Liverpool and Manchester City both enjoyed wins yesterday. Can the other so-called big six teams get victories under their belts today?
Will Manchester United and Spurs both back up last weekend's wins with another three points today? What about the late game? Will it be a routine win for Chelsea, or can Arsenal spring a surprise after that disappointing opening-day defeat by Brentford?
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Liverpool kicked off the weekend's Premier League action with a win over Burnley at Anfield.
There was a thumping win for Man City over Norwich, whilst Aston Villa and Brighton also took all three points.
Crystal Palace drew with newcomers Brentford, while Leeds and Everton also shared the points at Elland Road.
You can read all the reports here.
Image source, Getty ImagesSaturday's six games didn't disappoint.
We've got another three Premier League games today.
Southampton v Man Utd (14:00 BST)
Wolves v Spurs (14:00 BST)
Arsenal v Chelsea (16:30 BST)
Saturday saw emotional returns...
Image source, Getty ImagesIncredible volleys...
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd goals, goals, goals.
Image source, Getty ImagesSunday - what have you got for us?