We start with a James Ward-Prowse free-kick that he hits well and through the wall but straight at Nick Pope, who saves.

Encouragement for the home side, though.

Aston Villa's last top-flight home win over Manchester United was in 1995. Will they get the job done here?

They start the second half with real intent as Leon Bailey tests David de Gea.

Callum Wilson, who was struggling with illness ahead of this game, is off at the break. Chris Wood replaces him.

Have England got any strikers still fit and healthy to provide backup to Harry Kane?

Palace had eight attempts in the first 45 - half of them on target.

They will want to be more clinical in the second half.

All three games are nicely poised.

There's still some drama to come, mark my words. You stick with us.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to Match of the Day: "We're playing a top top team, a top manager, top class players. The team showed maturity, composure and confidence and showed real character to impose ourselves on the pitch.

"It was really difficult to contend with the quality they have. But starting with the front three players, we put on a lot of pressure, it will give them more belief.

"It's a really young team, but they played as a really mature team and it's a big step against this opposition.

"What Manchester City are doing is what they've been doing for six years, they're the best team in world, with the best coach in the world. We have taken another step against a really difficult opposition and to convince ourselves we can do it."

Chelsea manager Graham Potter, speaking to BT Sport, says: "We played against a team in a really good moment, a confident team and you can see the points they have so credit to them.

"The boys gave everything, it was huffing and puffing but missed that last bit. The goal was disappointing, but overall they deserved it. Arsenal are in a good moment and have been working together for a long time with a good understanding of what they want to do.

"We lacked a bit of quality. The effort was there, we were just beaten by the better team. It was not a great goal from our perspective.

"It's an indication of where we are and what we need to do better. Mikel Arteta has done a good job, they are in a good place and we're slightly different."

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, speaking to BT Sport: "Obviously we wanted to get back to the top but the competition is so difficult. The job, the challenge for us was to come here against a top team in the league and the way we did it - we deserved to win the game.

"For such a young team, the maturity, the composure they showed, the resilience and courage to play how we wanted to play was phenomenal to do it against these kind of players.

"Winning in this stadium is an extra thing, another step for this team to keep believing they can do it under pressure and against big opponents.

"The boys are willing and physically capable of doing it, the understanding of times and spaces is getting better every day, they feel comfortable playing these type of games."

On the performance of Gabriel Jesus, Arteta added: "The energy he transmits through the team is unbelievable - how he holds the ball how he creates, it is something that takes us to a different level.

"He didn't score but what he did for the team was outstanding."

Let's get some reaction from the early game. If you're just joining us, Arsenal are back on top of the Premier League.

Wilfried Zaha (67) has now scored more Premier League goals than Paolo Di Canio (66) and just as many as Callum Wilson and Gylfi Sigurdsson (67 each).

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Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The shot is going miles and miles wide and took the biggest deflection ever and went in. It's so unlucky, I think it went off Ramsey.

One chance taken, one missed.

Miguel Almiron is Newcastle's hero with his seventh goal in seven games.

Mohamed Elyounoussi is the Saints villain for his shocking miss from six yards out.

The Unai Emery reign is off to a flyer but there's a big 45 minutes coming up.

St Mary's is now awash with that low murmur of fans. You know the kind. It's tens of thousands of people discussing between themselves how on Earth a player just missed the goal from six yards out?

All square in the London derby.

Kieran Trippier is down holding the back of his thigh. Nervy moments for Gareth Southgate, who is here watching.

The Newcastle full-back gets a bit of treatment but is quickly up and walking.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Villa Park

Game on!

Aston Villa really needed to get half-time with their two-goal lead intact but Manchester United are right back it in.

There was a huge slice of fortune about the goal but to be fair, Manchester United had really come back into the game over the last 10 minutes.

The party atmosphere has been somewhat subdued here at Villa Park.

Oh, how has he missed?!

Mohamed Elyounoussi has fluffed an absolute sitter!

Saints work the ball superbly down the right for Stuart Armstrong and his low ball to the far post is perfect for Elyounoussi to just slot in. He sends it wide. How? HOW?!