Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is important that Leicester's wing-backs don't get pinned; they need to be the width and create options. Manchester United are pushing up high; the longer that happens, the more likely it is a team of that quality will break you down.

Leicester are causing United's shaky defence plenty of problems.

It's James Maddison who is pulling the strings for the Foxes, cutting in from the angle and firing in a shot which stings the palms of David de Gea.

A corner is swung in by Brighton but Lewis Dunk's header flies over the bar. He met it well but it had too much power on it.

Norwich still haven't got going yet.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

Raheem Sterling is playing the central attacking role for City on his recall today, with Phil Foden on his left and Riyad Mahrez to the right.

Plenty of movement from Sterling so far but, more than seven minutes in, he's only touched the ball once, in the centre-circle. The closest he came to a sniff of goal was when Phil Foden's deflected low cross fizzed past him in the six-yard box.

Villa have started on the front foot.

Full-back Matty Cash almost hits the jackpot but his shot from the angle is straight at Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa.

Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a great attack by Leicester; they can counter with lots of pace. They need to do better on the ball, but that was unlucky. Iheanacho should have played Maddison in earlier.

Ouch! Leeds centre-back Pascal Struijk, only recently back from a red-card suspension, clatters Saints skipper Oriol Romeu in the midfield. Usually it is the Spaniard who does the clattering. A word from ref David Coote in the Dutchman's ear, which will be along the lines of "Just watch it, lad."

Leandro Trossard certainly felt that off-the-ball challenge with Dimitrios Giannoulis. He's hurt his arm but jogs off after some treatment on the pitch. He doesn't look too comfortable though.

That's lovely from Kelechi Iheanacho, bursting past Paul Pogba then evading the challenge of Harry Maguire.

He feeds Youri Tielemans down the left edge of the box and the Belgium international nearly picks out Jamie Vardy for a tap-in, but United skipper Maguire gets back to clear.

Long range shot from Riyad Mahrez... Straight at the keeper.

A cross from the left then almost falls for Phil Foden.

It's all City so far.

Marc Cucurella gets the better of two defenders on the left and drills it into the middle.

Leandro Trossard's cross is blocked. There's a scuffle in midfield a few moments later and two players are down.

Club record signing Emiliano Buendia has a sighter early on at Villa Park but the Argentine drags wide from 25 yards out.

It sat up nicely for him.

Leeds, as they usually do, start with three centre-backs against a pair of forwards. The away side enjoying slightly more possession so far. Not doing much with it, though.

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Brighton have been bright(on).

Tim Krul has had to make a few routines saves and there's another attack for the visitors now down the left.

Phil Foden goes down under contact by Matthew Lowton in the box and wants a penalty but he won't get it. It was a strong tackle from the defender.

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Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think it shows how high Leicester have set the bar that we are talking about them in this way, that this is a slump.

No McFred for United today and Nemanja Matic is lucky not to get an early booking for a cynical trip on James Maddison.

Has Ralph Hasenhuttl come straight from a wedding? Waistcoat, crisp white shirt, vivacious coloured tie.

The Saints manager's attire has been the smartest thing about the opening couple of minutes.

Leeds centre-back Diego Llorente shanks a long ball out for a throw-in.

Decent ball in from Maxwel Cornet to kick things off for Burnley. Nathan Ake misses it but Zack Steffen gathers it in safely.

Alan Hutton
Former Scotland defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Harry Maguire is crucial for Manchester United. I'm glad to see him back; if Vardy was seeing that it was Bailly and Lindelof at the back, he'd be looking to get in behind. Evans coming back is massive for Leicester.