Martin McHugh: What sort of beast would Brighton be if they had a goal scorer of class?

Joshua Jerrard: Ralph out. Hate to say it but many of us Saints fans have lost faith. We need a fresh manager with fresh ideas.

Tariq Lamptey tries to win a foot race with Adama Traore down in the Wolves left back area. Good luck with that.

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Two games become three as the action gets under way at the Emirates.

Winner ends up fourth.

Conor: My opinion is that if you can't field a team then you forfeit the game. This is why we have academies. There has to be consequences for not adhering to COVID regulations and this would force teams to be more disciplined in how they handle their players.

Still not a huge amount of quality on show at the Amex. Ruben Neves tries to change that but fires a shot straight at Robert Sanchez.

Palace defender Marc Guehi loses the ball to Armando Broja in midfield and in a moment of panic fouls the Albanian. Yellow card.

The Albion corner is swung over everyone and out for a goal-kick by Jakub Moder. Poor.

Odsonne Edouard should make it 2-0. He's in front of the defender, about 10 yards out, from Wilfried Zaha's cross but he weakly sidefoots it wide.

Brighton continue to press. They win a corner as Conor Coady is forced to slide in to lock a cross.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It doesn't matter if you are captain or not; there are a set of rules set out before the season begins and everybody knows what they are and if one player breaks the rules, he has to be treated exactly the same as everyone else.

But the captain is different. The expectation is to lead by example and Aubameyang clearly hasn't been able to do that. If it's once, you can maybe nod it away and except it but if it's more than that, you have to come down hard because if you lose control there if you're the manager, then you lose control of a lot of things - you lose a deal of respect as well.

I can understand why Arteta has done it and I think they will already be looking around the squad and the names will be jumping out.

Aubameyang was an odd choice anyway...

This is one of those ones you just have to hit. James Ward-Prowse whips in a corner which is cleared well out of the box.

Oriol Romeu, 40 yards out, is running onto it and sees it bouncing and just hammers it first time but it flies over the bar.

Albion have been the more positive of the two sides so far. And they waste the best opportunity so far. Solly March is found on the right side of the box with a sight of goal, but slices his effort well wide.

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David Moyes will tonight become the fourth manager to take charge of 600 Premier League games, emulating Arsene Wenger, Alex Ferguson and Harry Redknapp.

He will be hoping he can use the milestone to break a bit of a hoodoo in his managerial career. The Scot has failed to win away at Arsenal in all 17 attempts in the Premier League - the longest run of any manager at a single club without ever winning.

He arrives with a West Ham side that has equalled its highest points tally of 28 after 16 matches of a Premier League season, but having only recorded one win in five Premier League fixtures following a run of four victories.

It has been a broken, disjointed opening 18 minutes or so. The injury to Hwang Hee-Chan has not helped. Neither side has been able to build up a head of steam yet.

A promising Saints break, this is much better from them. Armando Broja wins the ball off Cheikhou Kouyate midway through his own half and runs forward before finding Will Smallbone on the edge of the box but the Irishman snatches at his shot and it's well wide.

Enock Mwepu's wild shot off target allows Wolves to send on Adama Traore for the injured Hwang.

Not sure the Brighton defenders will be too chuffed to see the oiled up big man.

Wolves have played a couple of minutes here with 10 men as Brighton keep the ball in play and try to take advantage. Solly March's cross is headed away by Conor Coady.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Middlesbrough & Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

The Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang situation must be very frustrating for Mikel Arteta.

It's another disciplinary incident with Aubameyang and that's why Arteta thought it was necessary to strip him of the club's captaincy because you don't want that one player in your team who you hold in high regard, who you want to set an example, letting you down.

Unfortunately, the ill-discipline has cost him his position as Arsenal captain and I'm sure he must be really disappointed about it.