Stuart Dillon: Really harsh criticism of Norwich on Final Score. The opening fixture list wasn't kind, Man City, Liverpool and Arsenal, today is a massive game for them.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm looking forward to seeing Aaron Ramsdale play. Leno hasn't done it for me; there is a big onus on him to make Arsenal better.

Carlton Cole
Former West Ham and England striker on BBC Final Score

What is the formula, the plan [at Norwich]? What is acceptable to them? Is it staying up, having a right go? Judging by what they did in the summer, they let players go rather than get them in - well, players of certain standard.

I feel that they will always be battling at the bottom of the table. That is not good for any fan, to see them battle.

Watford, in their changed red kit, are looking to make early inroads on Norwich, but the hosts are holding firm at the moment.

The visitors are on the ball early here, looking to dictate matters in the home half. They almost snatch an early lead too, with Nicolas Pepe heading wide after Nick Pope blocks Kieran Tierney's cross with his boot.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

It's sunny at Anfield and maybe the Liverpool players thought they were on an all-inclusive holiday because they were half-asleep when Palace hit the post twice in as many minutes.

The Kop are trying to gee them up but the away fans have liked what they have seen so far.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is a beautiful day and the pitch looks great. Burnley will be in Arsenal's faces and they'll have to stand up to that. I want to see some character from them today; they've got the talent. They're going to have questions asked of them.

Excellent goalkeeping from Ederson, on his toes and sharply off his line to claim James Ward-Prowse's inswinging corner.

Palace have come to cause mischief. They are pressing high, looking to prompt this new Reds defence into mistakes.

Crazy!

Liverpool make a right mess of trying to get the ball away, allowing it to be floated in to the box, poked towards goal by Wilfried Zaha and then pushed on to the post by Alisson.

Soon after, in a subsequent attack, Christian Benteke, back at Anfield, heads against the other post, but he is offside.

Image source, Reuters

It's Southampton who threaten for the first time though, Nathan Redmond finding space in behind and earning a corner.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

It took the City fans precisely 70 seconds to break into their first chorus of "We're glad all over we've got Guardiola".

No rift between manager and fans here.

Ibrahima Konate's first touch in a Liverpool shirt in the Premier League is to hammer a ball clear as Palace look to catch the home side cold.

So it is full or not, Bevo?

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

So, a crowd of 53,500 is expected at Etihad Stadium today... only a few hundred short of capacity.

When the Manchester City players emerged for kick-off, they were greeted by rapturous applause from every side of the ground.

Pep Guardiola's words in midweek, when he asked more City fans to come to today's game caused a bit of controversy, but I don't think the Premier League champions have much to worry about, do you?

Image source, BBC Sport

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Gareth Southgate is here today.

Obviously Ben White and Bukayo Saka are of interest - but Burnley keeper Nick Pope and central defender James Tarkowski will be on his radar too.

And while it might be a bit early for Emile Smith-Rowe, the Arsenal playmaker clearly has a bright future.

Four more games, all of them under way. Let's get busy.

Neil Lennon
Former Celtic manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is a clash of styles today. I fancy Burnley. Arsenal are more methodical in their approach, Burnley like to get it forward with physicality. I thought they were good for an hour against Everton and then just lost their way.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Anfield

The noise around the press box has just gone up a notch. Sir Kenny Dalglish is taking his seat in the stands.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Turf Moor

Arsenal eased some of the pressure on manager Mikel Arteta with their win over Norwich last weekend but they will be back in the relegation zone if they lose this one today.

Thomas Partey's first start of the season is welcome.

For all Arsenal's inconsistency, Partey has not been on the losing side since April last season.

The £45m Ghanaian midfielder has struggled with his fitness - Arteta needs him in his team as often as possible.