Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Scott Parker's men need to stay in the game, even at 2-0 down. It's critical that they keep it at 2-0 or try to get a goal back before half time. If they let a third in, it's dead and buried.

Arsenal in their salmon coloured kits are leaping to the top of the Premier League table with three wins from three, as it stands.

They've had 73% possession so far and are threatening to run riot on the south coast.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Usually Bournemouth press really well but at 2-0 down it's knocked the stuffing out of them and that press is just a little bit fractured. Because of that, Arsenal are playing through them with ease.

Scott Parker, standing on the touchline, is furiously chomping on a chewing gum, dressing in his now trademark grey cardigan with the stripes.

£900 is costs, apparently.

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Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Both goals just seemed to fall into Odegaard's lap, he sauntered into the box on two occasions and stroked it home with that beautiful left foot of his.

Martin Odegaard is the third Arsenal player to score twice in the first 11 minutes of a Premier League match, after Kanu in October 2002 v Sunderland and Eddie Nketiah v Leeds in May.

Arsenal look in the mood, they are hungry for more goals and at the moment it's a case of how many they will get.

Leicester City

More from Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers on Wesley Fofana and Youri Tielemans being linked with moves away: "I don't know. There have been a few offers in for some players nowhere near the valuation the club would want to sell. None of them are for sale but I know how the game works. There are a few weeks to go, I don't know what's going to happen."

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is absolutely devastating from the Gunners. Superb play by this young group.

Arsenal well on top in the early exchanges with a goal to show for it.

They're flooding forward at every attack.

Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers to BBC Sport: "It was a culmination of everything. We've been here the last time, 2-0 up and we stopped taking the ball and gave the initiative to them [in the 2-2 draw with Brentford on the opening day].

"We started the game very well - with energy, intensity, passing, movement. We deserved to go in front and then we stopped. You have to be able to manage the game. We sunk deeper and they gained confidence after scoring out of nothing.

"It was a very frustrating game. The players' attitude and energy was what you'd want. Once we went in front we did what we have been doing. It's just constant work.

"It was important for us today that we managed the ball when we took the lead but we didn't do that. We looked nervous. That's a little bit of desperation in wanting to get the result.

"The players are really good lads. We'll go away and look to improve."

On Wesley Fofana being left out and Youri Tielemans not starting amid transfer rumours: "We'll wait to see what happens in the transfer window. There are players here looking to play. Youri ands Wesley, I have no problems. But if your mind isn't quite on playing, this is a level you have to be totally concentrated on. I don't know [what will happen]. We have to wait and see."

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a touch from Jesus. He runs at three Bournemouth defenders and plays a no look pass into Martinelli's path and the rebound falls to Odegaard. That was so so smooth from Arsenal.

Bukayo Saka is £8m though, so I'm watching him very closely. He needs to start producing otherwise he is for the chop and James Maddison will come in.

Glenn Murray
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bournemouth have gone with Kieffer Moore and Philip Billing. Tow very big boys. I think they're going to ask questions of Gabriel and Saliba.

Gabriel Jesus, Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka are all in my Fantasy team.

You know what to do lads.

Under way at the Vitality Stadium.

Brentford

Brentford boss Thomas Frank said: "Football is cruel, especially when you lose in the last minute. Maybe even more when you recover from 2-0 down. Apart from the first 20 mins and the last five minutes we played a good game. The mentality and desire got us back into the game. We always want to try and go for the win, and that is our offensive mentality.

"They scored before 60 seconds and that made them on top in the game. We could have maybe done something differently and then it was a ricochet and it went to them.

"It was a local derby and they came with an unbelievable intensity but it's football and it happens in the game.

"Coming down from 2-0 to 2-2 is extraordinary in the Premier League and we have done that twice. I'm pleased with a few things even though we lost. It is a maximum of 24 hours of celebrating or being down but tomorrow we need to focus and go again."