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There will be a great atmosphere at St James' Park and Newcastle might create one or two chances for Callum Wilson.

I can only see a Manchester City win here, though. They have not really put a foot wrong so far.

Lots has been made of how few touches Erling Haaland had against Bournemouth but he still made one of them count with his pass to Ilkay Gundogan for the opening goal.

If the opposition are going to focus on stopping Haaland, then it is going to leave space for their other attacking players, and we already know how dangerous they are.

Prediction: 1-3

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Manchester City can win each of their opening three matches of a Premier League season for the first time since 2016-17.

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on BBC 5 Live

City look really good.

Liverpool looked miles ahead but fast forward two weeks and it's a different story. It's the fickle nature of football because you would expect them to be doing better.

City are moving the ball well. If they get through this transfer window and they still have this core team plus added strengths like Erling Haaland they're going to stay up there. It's that sense of continuity as you watch them play you've seen it before.

Speaking of Manchester City, time to start building up to their game at Newcastle.

We'll bring you reaction from both the early games ASAP.

Wonder if Thomas Tuchel now wishes that touchline ban had happened today after all?

Ar Vind: Manchester City have a free run to the title. Their title contenders having an early wobble. They might wrap up before the World Cup break at this rate.

Not many people are leaving this ground yet.

The Leeds players continue to applaud their support on all four sides. This has been a real statement win for the Whites - not just the result but how they went about it.

You have to imagine this will further prompt calls for Chelsea to go splashing the cash on more forward players.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Very few people would have predicted this, a poor performances from Chelsea but a hug result for Leeds united, the work rate and hunger was there all the way through. Chelsea were swamped from the first 10 minutes and couldn't get anything going. Leeds look steady and are going to be dangerous this season. Tuchel looks desolate.

Jesse Marsch is on the pitch now pumping his chest and swinging his sweater around his head.

The American certainly knows how to enjoy a win.

Leeds have seven points from their first three games. Who saw that coming?

Brighton join Leeds in the top four with a fully deserved victory over West Ham.

The Hammers - who have yet to score in the league this season - are booed off by their own fans at full-time.

Huge, huge roar. What a day this has been for Leeds United.

They have upset the odds here in spectacular style.

No touchline tetchiness this time for Thomas Tuchel. He has to accept his medicine this time. The Blues are in for a serious post-mortem this week.

Brighton bring off goalscorer Leandro Trossard for Japan international Kaoru Mitoma, who spent last season on loan in Belgium.

Thomas Tuchel was sat with his hand on his jaw, looking pretty fed up. A foul on Thiago Silva prompts him to jump to his feet and scream in the fourth officials ear. Does he feel his team have been on the receiving end of some hard treatment? I haven't seen it. They've just been run off the pitch here.

Lewis Dunk throws himself at Tomas Soucek's volley and blocks it. The home fans appeal for a penalty. Doesn't come.

David Moyes scratches his head. A lot of work to do after this.

Four minutes added on.

The 90 minutes are up. Chelsea have been a beaten side since Jack Harrison netted the third. They have three added minutes to suffer before they can head off home.

Those Tomas Soucek chances got the crowd excited but they didn't lead to a concerted spell of pressure for West Ham as you may have expected. Fewer than two minutes plus stoppages to go.

Just a couple of minutes of normal time to go. Leeds are still flinging themselves into tackles. Pascal Struijk provokes a huge roar from the home fans as he goes in to stop another Chelsea attack.

It has been a blood and thunder display from start to finish from this Leeds side. Just how they like it up here.

Paul: What a moronic thing to do from Koulibaly. Already on a yellow card yet still chooses to do that. Deserved his 2nd yellow. Sums up Chelsea today. Abysmal.

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Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kalidou Koulibaly has absolutely no excuse, that is bizarre behaviour from a defender.