Immanuel: Will Spurs be that team that beats all the teams above them but do points to teams below them this season?

Paulc089: I'm no Chelsea fan but of course Spurs turn up against them. Small clubs always seem to raise their game when they play a big club.

Brilliant run from Tanguy Ndombele on the left. He has to check back as there's not enough numbers in the box but it got the crowd on their feet.

Dele Alli then finds Sergio Reguillon on the left but his cross is clawed away by Antonio Rudigo.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't know why Romelu Lukaku didn't shoot? He does well to play it back to Mason Mount, who should be scoring. He totally slips and miskicks it.

Why would Romelu Lukaku, with the form he has been in, not put his foot through that?

Quick free-kick for Spurs. Harry Kane has it in the box but Thiago Silva just about reacts in time to poke it out for a corner.

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Leicester City

Brendan Rodgers was unhappy with the penalty given against his side at Brighton, believing Jannik Vestergaard was being held by Neal Maupay when he handed Shane Duffy's header.

Rodgers also questioned the decisions to disallow two Leicester levellers for offside against Harvey Barnes, particularly Wilfred Ndidi's late header.

Speaking to BBC Match of the Day, Rodgers said: "It was not a penalty and we were really surprised when that went against us. I think it’s clear and I’m just disappointed with it.

"On the first disallowed goal, I can see it a little bit. Jannik looks like he’s going to head and the keeper is set, it just misses him [Jannik] and by the time Ade (Lookman) plays it, he may have been blinded a little bit. So I can see it a little bit on that, even though I do think the keeper can see it [the ball].

"But Wilf’s goal, there is absolutely no way on this earth that it can be offside. The ball comes in, he’s moving up, away from the keeper and the keeper has never lost sight of it, everything is in front of him. It’s a great ball in, a great leap, a great header and gave us what we at least deserved from the game, for the second half. For that to be ruled out, the two goals and the penalty, we didn’t quite get the luck today."

On Leicester's overall start: "It’s time and patience, we’ve won two and lost three so it’s not a great start and by no way have we hit top gear, that’s for sure. But I feel that some things have gone against us in terms of injuries, and we went down to 10 men against West Ham. But I also feel it’s our responsibility and, in particular, mine, I need to find the balance in the team.

"Second half, our reaction to going two behind, I was really pleased with that personality. I just think for us it’s about getting that consistency over the duration of the game. We didn’t get the luck that I think we deserved but congratulations to Brighton."

A dangerous break for Chelsea.

Mason Mount has Kai Havertz on his left and Romelu Lukaku to his right.

He goes for Lukaku, who gives it back to Mount, but his shot is blocked!

Giovani Lo Celso almost chips it over the two centre-backs for Son Heung-min but Thiago Silva manages to reach it.

Spurs are working hard off the ball still and Sergio Reguilón wins a throw-in on the left.

Arjun Singh: So typical of Spurs. Absolutely awful against every team in the world except when Chelsea come to town. Suddenly they play like peak-Pochettino era team, with intensive pressing. Where was all that last week?

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Credit Tottenham, they are playing off the crowd, the energy. They are pressing high, a lot of teams let Chelsea play out from the back.

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Antonio Rudiger lifts it over to Cesar Azpilicueta. He picks out Kai Havertz in the box but he completely misses the ball as he tries to poke it towards goal.

Kai Havertz nips in to take it off the boot of Tanguy Ndombele but it goes all the way back to Thiago Silva.

Mason Mount is then set free on the right but he cuts inside and runs into three players.

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes on Mark Noble: "Look at his record, his record is very good. It just didn’t quite work today."

On the first-half: " I thought we played well. We created chances. We played some good football. It was a tough game, we got a wee bit closer to them."

On Kurt Zouma: Kurt was very good. We brought him in to make us stronger. He played very well."

On the penalty appeals: "Ole Gunnar Solskjaer may be right. I've not had a chance to look at them. The referee referred the game well today."

On Jesse Lingard's goal: "Jesse had been great for us. Jesse had a terrible mistake mid-week, he came back and scored a worldie against us."

On the performance today: "We've given them a run for their money, we want to do that with the top teams.

"Great atmosphere. It was a proper game today. A tight game, I thought we would have had a draw today."

Johann: Lukaku looks up for this. I'm sure he'll have one eye on the golden boot race and I'm sure he'll have seen Ronaldo scoring this afternoon!

Son Heung-min is looking sharp.

He gets one over Thiago Silva on the right but it runs away from him at the last minute.

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes to BBC Sport: "We got a penalty kick and I have one of the best penalty takers in the Premier Leage and Europe. I think if I hadn't made the decision I'd have been more annoyed with myself.

"I asked him and he said I'm ready, he has a great record, why would we not? We've missed a few recently so I thought I'd take the opportunity to bring Mark on.

"I thnk are all enjoying the game more because of how the referees are going about their jobs, I thought the referee did a great job today."

On new signings Kurt Zouma and Nikola Vlasic: "Kurt Zouma played very well. Consideing we're bringing them in very quicky... Kurt has more Premier League experience. Vlasic, we've had to put in a little bit quicker than we would have done so.

"We didn't deserve defeat. You'd say it was a proper game."

On Jesse Lingard goal: "Football has strange way of bouncing back and today he scored the goal. I hope we do the same next week."

On Jimmy Greaves: "Tremendous by both sets of supporters, he was recognised throught football and I got to see him on Saint ahd Greavsie. A sad passing and he will be remembered well."

Chelsea haven't had any possession yet.

Thiago Silva tries to change that, bringing the ball down and finding Jorginho.

Chelsea invite pressure though - a sloppy backpass hurries Kepa into a hasty clearance with Son Heung-min closing down sharpish.

Harry Kane eyes up a free-kick just outside the box for Spurs. Kepa sets up a big wall and it does it's job, blocking Kane's attempted strike.

Another corner.

A bright start from Spurs.

Tanguy Ndombele and Son Heung-min link-up through the middle. Son tries to curl one towards the right corner but it's blocked.

Son then drills it across goal, it's swiped at by Giovani Lo Celso before there's a frantic clearance to concede a corner.

Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes: "The two of the have to of course work together, for me the two are great players. Cristiano arrives at the box as he always does."

On penaltie appeals: "The first two, stonewall pens"

On Jesse Lingard's goal: "So happy for Jesse, he had a tough evening on Tuesday, he knuckled down, he's a positive lad, so happy for him. A good turn by Jesse, good finish."

On Mark Noble: "I've seen him score so many penalties, sometimes it goes for you, sometimes it goes against you."

On what went well for Manchester United: "The attacking football, the movement. We've got to work better defensively, this is something we will work on."