Manchester United have a record of W9, D0, L0 when scoring the opening goal in the English Premier League this season.

Decent chance this for Timothy Castagne. The Leicester full-back is in space from a left-wing cross but heads wide.

That's four yellow cards now...

The free-kick goes into the box and Dan Burn and Gabriel fall down in a heap. There's appeals for a penalty but nothing given by VAR.

Everton are starting to apply some pressure. Another cross towards Calvert-Lewin earns a corner from which Dwight McNeil's shot is blocked.

They need a goal or this will be a third successive home defeat.

Credit to Newcastle, who are keeping Arsenal out despite the hosts playing some nice football.

Martin Odegaard pulls the shirt of Miguel Almiron but the Newcastle man wriggles away before eventually losing it. It's called back for the free-kick and... another yellow card.

Harvey Barnes finds Marc Albrighton, who drags his low shot from the corner of the box across goal.

It's only Albrighton's fourth Premier League appearance of the season. Now the veteran(?) whips in a fine cross although nobody is on the end of it.

Ironic jeers from the Manchester United fans as Marcus Rashford is brought down by Bournemouth defender Adam Smith. They are still asking why they didn't get a foul for Chris Mepham's challenge on Casemiro moments earlier.

Lovely stuff from Arsenal. Bukayo Saka and Eddie Nketiah hold it up on the right. It's poked through to Martin Odegaard, who lets it run for Thomas Partey in the middle, but his shot is blocked.

You won't need us to tell you Dominic Calvert-Lewin is a threat in the air but here he can't get enough on a header to send it towards goal.

It was better from Everton, however.

Youri Tielemans gets in behind the Fulham defence and cuts it back to Harvey Barnes but Joao Palhinha gets there first. Good recovery by the Fulham midfielder.

Oleksandr Zinchenko gifts it straight to Callum Wilson. He has Joelinton in support but he can't pull it back into the centre.

Arsenal got away with that.

Almost.

Casemiro lofts a pass into the Bournemouth penalty area in the direction of Donny van de Beek.

The Dutch midfielder can't quite get hold of it and sees the ball run through to visiting keeper Mark Travers.

The closest we have come to a goal.

Gabriel gets on the end of Martin Odegaard's free-kick but the header bounces inches wide of Nick Pope's far post.

Fulham back on top now. Leicester's defending is remarkable at times. And I don't mean that in a good way.

And of course as I write that, the Foxes have a chance - but Jamie Vardy's cross is dealt with by Bernd Leno.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

Two passes and Brighton are on having a shot on goal.

It is just worrying for Everton how little time it is taking Brighton to get back to front.

It has been a slow and frustrating start for Manchester United at Old Trafford.

They are dominating possession but they are yet to really create any chances, with Anthony Martial's header, that went well wide, the only opportunity so far.

It is no surprise that defenders Luke Shaw, Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof have had the most touches for Erik ten Hag's men so far.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Newcastle United have seen off that early Arsenal siege and are now acquitting themselves well. The Gunners are struggling to regain that early impetus as the game becomes scrappy and the yellow cards come out.

Another free-kick. Martin Odegaard is chopped from behind by Joelinton.

He escapes a yellow card - the referee has given them out quite freely - and Odegaard will whip it in.