Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Everton have come back into this, and Richarlison has wasted two good chances, but it's still a strangely subdued atmosphere inside Goodison.

The hosts are struggling to keep the ball but the energetic Alex Iwobi is leading some good counter attacks.

No attempts from Crystal Palace as we approach the half hour mark, but have they weathered the early storm at St James' Park?

Newcastle have been on top for much of the game but the visitors are just starting to gain a foothold in the contest now.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Etihad Stadium

Graham Potter has gone with a three-man Brighton defence, plus Enock Mwepu, Alexis Mac Allister and Moises Caicedo immediately in front of them to try and limit space for the City attackers to drift into.

So far it has worked out quite well, with most of the home side's possession in front of Brighton, rather than in between them, which is an obvious danger.

Approaching the half-hour mark at Goodison Park where Everton are yet to land a shot on target. Burnley will be very happy with this.

Phil Foden picks out Riyad Mahrez with a lovely cross but he cannot get enough on it and Brighton survive.

City have had plenty of the ball but the visitors are working hard.

A late tackle by Mason Mount is reviewed by VAR, but no action is deemed necessary.

Here come Arsenal in search of a response to Chelsea's equaliser... but Nuno Tavares is offside as he attempts to put away Bukayo Saka's looping cross at the back post.

Leicester (four minutes and 33 seconds) have scored their fastest Premier League goal since 2 November 2020, when Harvey Barnes was also the scorer in the second minute away at Leeds (4-1 win).

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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm watching Arsenal and they look like a team that has just been sucker-punched. They need to regain their composure to get back into this game.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Quick response from Chelsea and real delight for Timo Werner. The German has struggled for goals since his big-money move but the Chelsea fans love his work ethic.

Should Arsenal keeper Aaron Ramsdale have done better? Slow to react to the deflection.

Millington: I….don’t wanna sound crazy…but is Timo Werner on what you might call ‘a run of form?

Fizzy B: How many sloppy and silly passes now from Arsenal? Chelsea not even sweating to win possession

It's all Newcastle but the hosts have not been able to find a breakthrough.

Patrick Vieira called for a response from his side following their FA Cup exit - but that hasn't been allowed to materialise so far.

Alarm bells ringing for Brighton as Riyad Mahrez sprints forward but Kevin de Bruyne is not on the same wavelength and a promising move collapses. City are still doing all the early running but Brighton, as they were at Tottenham, are well organised at the back.

Timo Werner is hungry for more and is on to the Arsenal defence in a flash, but the Gunners manage to work the ball clear from inside their penalty area. Nice, quick tempo to this one.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a scruffy goal. I can't believe it has gone in.

I think Aaron Ramsdale will be disappointed if he sees that back.

That's better.

Great work by Anthony Gordon whose delivery finds Richarlison inside the box but the Brazilian puts a great chance wide.

That was Everton's best chance by a country mile.

Unsurprisingly Manchester City have started on the front-foot and win a corner inside 90 seconds. It's only half cleared to Riyad Mahrez who fires wide.