FT: Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea - Havertz heads in James corner; James handles on line for red card & Salah scores penalty
FT: Newcastle 2-2 Southampton - injury-time Ward-Prowse penalty for point
FT: West Ham 2-2 Palace - Gallagher levels twice for visitors; FT: Norwich 1-2 Leicester - Albrighton with winner
FT: Aston Villa 1-1 Brentford - Buendia cancels out Toney opener; FT: Brighton 0-2 Everton - Gray goal & Calvert-Lewin penalty
FT: Manchester City 5-0 Arsenal - Gundogan, Torres (2), Jesus & Rodri for rampant City
Xhaka red cad for two-footed tackle on Cancelo, Arsenal drop to bottom of league
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Man City v Arsenal (12:30 BST)
Manchester City
Manchester City are unchanged as Pep Guardiola sticks with the side that started their 5-0 win over Norwich in the Premier League.
Four changes for Arsenal from their 2-0 defeat to Chelsea. Martin Odegaard and captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang are the big-name inclusions.
Full team news shortly.
Image source, Getty ImagesCristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United in 2009 to join Real Madrid.
But how much has his game changed since then? And when you strip everything back what is he all about.
The trophies, assists, goals, his style and his minutes played - we've got it all broken down for you here.
We won't be seeing either of these chaps today. But how exciting is Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester United for the Premier League? And United fans of course.
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Image source, BBC SportThere is still time to make changes to your fantasy football teams before this weekend's action gets going.
Stick with what toy have or play the tinkerman?
Maybe decide after you've had a quick read of these tips.
Don't waste any time mind, team sheets need to be in soon.
Man City v Arsenal (12:30 BST)
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium
A steady stream of supporters have been taking pictures of the statues to David Silva and Vincent Kompany that have been revealed at the Etihad Stadium today.
Another is planned for former striker Sergio Aguero.
Award-winning sculptor Andy Scott has done them - but he never had the opportunity to meet with Silva and Kompany face-to-face before he started to create the images, which must make it slightly difficult.
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Speaking of City's new statues, we want you to get involved this morning and give us your best or worst examples of statues of footballers.
Some have been great. Some have been... less great.
One effort comes to mind of a certain Portuguese forward who may be on his way to Old Trafford. Remember this...?
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Image source, Getty ImagesDavid Silva almost looks as though he is on the half turn there. Or is that just the camera angle. If not, what a great reflection of the silky Spaniard.
As Vincent Kompany was saying, a good one to show the kids.
Image source, Getty ImagesMan City v Arsenal (12:30 BST)
Manchester City
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City have unveiled statutes of Vincent Kompany and David Silva at the Etihad Stadium.
Kompany played for City for 11 seasons, captaining them for eight and leading the club to their first top-flight title for 44 years when they won the Premier League in 2011-12.
The Belgian won four top-flight titles with City in all as well as the FA Cup twice and the EFL Cup four times.
David Silva's trophy haul is pretty similar with an added EFL Cup success.
"My wife is from Manchester, my kids are born in Manchester, and they go back to a place where they can see something that represents what their dad has achieved and that is something that I can't describe," Kompany said.
Man City v Arsenal (12:30 BST)
Manchester City
Remember, full team news on this one coming around 11:30 BST.
Man City v Arsenal (12:30 BST)
Manchester City
Kevin de Bruyne remains unavailable for Manchester City because of the ankle problem that has also ruled him out of international duty with Belgium.
Phil Foden continues to recover from a similar injury and is again absent.
Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka is fit despite hurting his knee in Wednesday's Carabao Cup victory over West Brom.
Hector Bellerin has recovered from a thigh problem, while Ben White, who has missed two games following a positive coronavirus test, will be monitored.
Alex Runarsson and Willian are available following Covid-19 lay-offs.
Kieran Tierney is fit despite being rested in midweek, but Thomas Partey and Eddie Nketiah remain out, while Gabriel won't be involved, having made his comeback from a knee injury by playing for the under-23s on Friday.
Image source, BBC SportLawro is making predictions for all 380 top-flight matches this season, against a variety of guests.
For this weekend's fixtures, he is up against Tom McFarland, co-founder of London soul collective Jungle, who is a QPR season-ticket holder.
Talking about Saturday's opening game Lawro said that Arsenal appear to "have lost their way" and reckons manager Mikel Arteta should not be judged to harshly in a game against a Manchester City side who are "everyone's favourites to win the league."
Lawro's prediction: 2-0
Tom's prediction: 3-1
You could call that a football feast.
We have seven games for you today. Five get under way at 15:00 BST but first up the champions are in action. Here's what we have:
Manchester City v Arsenal (12:30)
Aston Villa v Brentford
Brighton v Everton
Newcastle v Southampton
Norwich v Leicester
West Ham v Crystal Palace
Liverpool v Chelsea (17:30)
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Image source, Getty ImagesBright sunshine, the whiff of burger vans, freshly cut grass and the excitement of fans going to see their heroes.
Don't you just love early-season football.