Burnley are looking lively.

Jannik Vestergaard gets back in time to rob it off Matej Vydra in the box just as he was about to shoot.

He crept in behind of the two Leicester centre-backs!

Matej Vydra breaks through the centre for Burnley but he's caught late by Jannik Vestergaard.

Free-kick for Burnley and it looks like Ashley Westwood will send it long.

All Watford so far. They win a free-kick on the right wing. It's played into the box and half-cleared to Danny Rose, who shoots over from distance.

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Lucas Digne curls it in from the left. It's a decent ball and Salomon Rondon tries to get his head on it but he's given away a foul.

First chance goes to West Ham's Said Benrahma. He cuts inside from the left and hammers a shot just wide from 20 yards.

Max Aarons reportedly had an issue with his right ankle during the warm-up. We saw him hobbling on and off but he's started here and is on the ball for Norwich/the pink highlighters.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “In general we were active but in a very deep zone, not where we wanted to be.

“You cannot go into a game like this and expect the result to be on our side. We just have to accept we weren’t at our level, but City played a part in this. Making you underperform is also a kind of performance.”

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Final Score

Leicester have got more then enough in their locker and it's still early in the season. They've got some very good footballers and a great manager.

James Maddison is a top player and Rodgers knows him better than we do, he's protecting him like a good manager and giving him some time but I do think he needs more game time.

Burnley are pressing high. Leicester haven't been able to get it down yet. The visitors win it over by the far touchline.

Very early double save from Karl Darlow to deny Emmanuel Dennis twice. The Watford forward charges in and is denied by Darlow from a tight angle. He thinks there might be an empty net to shoot into but Darlow makes himself big again.

Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Be interesting to see how England besties Kalvin Phillips and Declan Rice get on today. So effective for the Three Lions in the summer and since, they're tasked with snuffing out the danger of each others' respective sides. No yards given.

As billed, it's a bit lively here.

All four games are kicking off now. Let's hope for some more goals!

Leeds have failed to win any of their opening five top-flight fixtures for the first time since 1946. They last started this slowly in any division in 1985.

It's the first time Leeds have gone five league games without a victory under Marcelo Bielsa.

They can equal their longest winless run from the beginning of a league campaign: six matches in the 1935-36 top flight and again in the second tier in 1951-52.

Leeds have faced an unrivalled 35 shots on target in the Premier League side this season.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “Today we played for each other, ran for each other and passed the ball for each other. Now I’m watching the Ryder Cup and I’m seeing how they play for each other. That is nice when you play football too. It’s just three points of course, but the way we played was so good.

“Sometimes we believe we need a proper striker to finish, but the important thing is the way we play. The most important thing is doing it as a team and as a unit. It’s like last season. Sergio [Aguero] was injured all year and we won the Premier League.

“It’s a good way to start this fascinating week that we have ahead of us.”

West Ham are unbeaten in five Premier League away matches since a 3-2 defeat at Newcastle in April (W3, D2).

They can win three consecutive league matches against Leeds for the first time since a run of four from 1948 to 1949 in the second tier.

Said Benrahma has been directly involved in five goals in as many Premier League appearances this season, scoring three and setting up two.

Newcastle have won just one of the past 10 meetings in all competitions (D2, L7).

The Magpies have never won a top-flight match at Vicarage Road (D5, L5).

Watford have earned 19 Premier League points against Newcastle, more than against any other team.

Manchester United

Man Utd manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer tells Match of the Day: "You can take it when it's a good goal conceded against you, but that's offside. He's touched David as he heads the ball. How that's a goal and Leicester have not got their goals, I just can't see the consistency and that's clearly offside."

On the missed penalty: "I've not seen it because it ended up with nothing anyway so I can't comment on that one but unfortunately we missed the chance to get a point."

On the delay before the penalty and Villa players surrounding Fernandes:"I wasn't going to mention it but it's not right that they do that. I guess that should be a yellow card for someone but they have achieved what they wanted.

"We were very aggressive, very good on transition, got forward quickly but the final shot, final pass and final decision wasn't always the best one. 20 of the 30 attempts were blocked."

On Man Utd's current form going into Champions League: "Big game. Champions League. We need to pick up points which is a position these boys have been in before. I know they will fight for each other and fight for the shirt and we will be ready for that one."

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Watford's results have been pretty up and down so far but they have six points from their first five games, which they will be satisfied with.

Newcastle, meanwhile, are one of five top-flight teams without a win - and their performances have not been great either. I haven't seen anything that suggests they are about to start climbing the table.

Prediction: 1-1

Ian: Let's get this straight. It wasn't a bad performance from United. Villa were just class and deserving of the points.

Ben: Ole has revived Manchester United and makes me proud to support them again. Fans shouldn't be so fickle