Newcastle's first half-chance as Ryan Fraser runs down the left and crosses for Allan Saint-Maximin. He gets a head onto it but it's up in the air and an easy catch for Vicente Guaita.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Wolves midfielder Joao Moutinho was booked for a late tackle a moment ago.

His manager Bruno Lage didn't see it though. He was being shown something on an iPad by one of his assistants.

Coaching is a different game these days.

Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Everton striker on Final Score

You want Claudio Ranieri to do well because he is such a nice guy and a good manager, but you can't start like that at Goodison Park and hope to come away with anything.

Luka Milivojevic is straight back on and plays his part in Palace trying to play it out from the back.

Decent atmosphere at Selhurst Park.

Theo Walcott is flagged offside as Southampton come forward again. No real chances yet but the hosts are seeing more of the ball.

Wolves pounce on a sloppy pass from Leeds in midfield, with Hwang Hee-chan driving forward. Whites full-back Jamie Shackleton scampers back to win back the ball.

The home side then go on the attack...

Away midfielder Joao Moutinho clatters into Rodrigo inside the Wolves half, more worryingly he is shown a yellow card and has another 85 minutes to carefully negotiate.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Final Score

It's a skill as a winger to read the ricochet. It's a nice one to have. Tom Davies showing that desire to get into the box. It's a brilliant start and Demarai Gray getting the luck he deserves for being positive.

Palace captain Luka Milivojevic is down getting treatment after a strong-blooded 50-50 with Isaac Hayden, who isn't as hurt.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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What a start for Everton. It is an impressive break because they don't have a single player in the attacking half when it starts.

Not much happening at St Mary's so far. The hosts did have a good attack early on with Nathan Redmond leading a charge but Burnley got back well to defend.

One win between these teams in 16 Premier League games so far this season.

Newcastle have won as many Premier League games this year as... I don't know, Real Madrid. Or Oxford United.

Allan Saint-Maximin goes on a run for Graeme Jones' Magpies but is tackled successfully.

Leeds straight on the front foot.

Rodrigo's forward pass has too much juice though.

Even for Daniel James, who is so fast he can catch racing pigeons.

Some Newcastle fans in the away end are wearing homemade Saudi-style clothing despite the owners asking them to stop.

Palace fans, meanwhile, have a banner protesting the takeover.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is sensible not to start Richarlison, you don't want to bring him in when he's not quite right. It is so important for Benitez to have his key players fit ahead of the run-in to Christmas.

Palace go close within 30 seconds. Odsonne Edouard's cross is deflected by a Newcastle defender to Christian Benteke, who can't react quickly enough and sends it over from six yards.

We're under way in the four 3pm Premier League kick offs.

Norwich City

Norwich manager Daniel Farke, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “It’s an unbelievably tough day. In all areas we were not good enough for this level. We spoke about this before the game. We were nowhere near to what we can play. We were too slow in the head. The goals we conceded were not even too difficult to defend against. For this world-class level we were not competitive enough.

“It’s important to always put pressure on Jorginho and Kovacic and also to protect the runs. I wish we’d done better in certain situations. We didn’t show enough quality to be competitive.

“At this level you always have pressure, but I’m just focusing on how I can help the team. It was clear before the game that it would be a tough task. At home to Leeds – these are the type of games where we need to pick up points.

“It’s not the right moment to start a discussion [about relegation]. It’s not the time to talk too much, it’s time to roll the sleeves up and work.”

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Final Score

Steve Bruce's departure lifts that uncertainty that was hanging around the club. I know they are still looking for a manager but since before the takeover it has all been about Bruce's future.

It takes away the buffer for the players. The manager is the guy who has been taking all the flak. The players have gotten away with it. They have to step up now and play for their futures at the club.