Emerson Royal getting stuck in already. He comes across to meet Tyrick Mitchell and hammer the ball out of play.

Not long after, after winning back the ball, Spurs counter but Sergio Reguilon's pass is rubbish. Attack over.

Emerson Royal's first real involvement in a Spurs shirt is to get shoved to the ground in midfield. Welcome to England.

Spurs have three wins out of three so far. Palace are still seeking a first victory. The home side have Patrick Vieira, though, and he loves a game against Tottenham.

After a moment of silence to remember those who lost their lives 20 years ago in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre in New York, the game gets under way.

A little dampener to Spurs spirits... they have won only one of their last six Premier League matches without Son (W1-D2-L3), a 2-0 win at Aston Villa on 21 March 2021.

Right, time to get this Premier League show back on the road. Selhurst Park has had a thorough sprinkling, the fans look to have made it in in time and the players are heading out on to the pitch.

Bring it on.

In case you missed this yesterday, England-based players have been cleared to play for their clubs this weekend after complaints about their failure to report for international duty were dropped.

Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Paraguay had invoked a Fifa rule which would have meant players not released for the recent South American World Cup qualifiers were suspended from playing for five days.

But the countries have withdrawn their complaints, which would have stopped 12 players appearing this weekend.

All countries involved waived the bans after talks with football's world governing body Fifa.

Here are the players cleared to play...

• Alisson, Fabinho, Roberto Firmino (Liverpool and Brazil)
• Ederson and Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City and Brazil)
• Thiago Silva (Chelsea and Brazil)
• Raphinha (Leeds and Brazil)
• Fred (Manchester United and Brazil)
• Miguel Almiron (Newcastle and Paraguay)
• Raul Jimenez (Wolves and Mexico)
• Francisco Sierralta (Watford and Chile)
• Ben Brereton (Blackburn and Chile)

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High hopes for this lad amongst the Tottenham fans. You can't be a bad player if Barcelona have had you on the books.

All we're getting is aerial shots of Selhurst Park but there are some sizeable queues at some of the turnstiles to get in. Need to get a shift on to get in before kick-off.

It has been a bit of an issue across a number of grounds in the early weeks of the season.

Joao Pedro could return from a knee injury sustained in July and summer signing Ozan Tufan may make his debut.

Wolves forward Raul Jimenez is available after Mexico withdrew their objection to him playing.

Jonny Otto, Pedro Neto and Hugo Bueno remain out.

Southampton winger Theo Walcott is unavailable because of an unspecified minor issue.

Midfielders Stuart Armstrong and Will Smallbone remain out, while forward Shane Long is isolating after a positive Covid-19 test.

West Ham have yet to make a change to their starting line-up this season but they can call upon new signings Kurt Zouma, Nikola Vlasic and Alex Kral.

Arthur Masuaku is training again after a knee injury and will be monitored.

Cristiano Ronaldo says he is ready to start for Manchester United after rejoining on transfer deadline day.

Jadon Sancho withdrew from England duty with a minor injury but is fit, while Scott McTominay may come back into contention, though this game comes too soon for Alex Telles.

Newcastle striker Callum Wilson and winger Ryan Fraser are out with respective thigh and ankle problems.

Goalkeeper Karl Darlow will be assessed after recovering from Covid-19.

Leicester will monitor defenders Jonny Evans and Jannik Vestergaard, who could return from respective foot and knee problems, while Ademola Lookman is in contention to make his Foxes debut.

Ricardo Pereira should be available despite a hamstring issue, while Ryan Bertrand has been passed fit, but Ayoze Perez remains suspended.

Kevin de Bruyne has returned to training following an ankle problem and could come back into contention but this game is likely to come too soon for Phil Foden, who is recovering from a foot injury.

Brentford head coach Thomas Frank has confirmed Frank Onyeka is available, having missed the draw with Aston Villa due to a positive Covid test.

However, he is without injured pair Josh Dasilva and Mads Sorensen.

Brighton's new signing Marc Cucurella is available to make his debut, while Solly March has recovered from a hamstring injury.

Aaron Connolly should be fit despite a minor glute problem and fellow forward Jurgen Locadia is also in contention.

Arsenal quartet Gabriel, Thomas Partey, Eddie Nketiah and Ben White are all back in training and fit to play.

Emile Smith Rowe is a doubt because of illness, Mohamed Elneny is out with a hamstring injury and the suspended Granit Xhaka has stayed in Switzerland due to a positive Covid-19 test.

Norwich City are missing Christoph Zimmermann and Dimitris Giannoulis because of injury.

Kenny McLean has returned to training, while Christos Tzolis is available.

With 30 minutes to go until this first game gets under way, let's rattle through some early team news for the 3pm matches in the Premier League...

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Vieira is still seeking his first win as Palace boss, after taking over from Roy Hodgson in the summer.

Palace are actually without a victory in 12 Premier League meetings since a 2-1 win in January 2015. They have also had the fewest shots (20) and shots on target (five) of any team in the top flight this season.

However, they did show some serious resolve to comeback to draw 2-2 at West Ham last time out, with on-loan Conor Gallagher netting both goals.

In 1996, Leeds re-signed Lee Chapman on loan. The striker had scored the goals that fired them to the title in 1992 before moving on to West Ham and then Ipswich. Not long into his second Whites debut (coincidentally against the Hammers), he elbowed Marc Rieper and was sent off. Welcome back, Lee!

With Cristiano Ronaldo back at Manchester United, I'd like you to send us your favourite 'going back to a former club' stories.

These can be professional players heading back to your club and doing something mad a la Chapman. Preferably, though, I'd like your own personal tales of going back to a former club. Ideally this will be returning to play for said side, but lets keep it broad and include playing against an ex-team.

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