Friendsofpizza: Sympathy to the travelling Bournemouth, Brighton and Newcastle fans tonight - midweek evening kickoffs at the other end of the country. Football fans being treated with contempt by the PL.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

There has been a change of atmosphere at Goodison Park all of a sudden.

There has a been a quieting of the crowd. Brighton seem on top and Everton not pressing as high or hard. They are struggling to get the ball now.

Almost a second for Brighton! 18-year-old Ireland striker Evan Ferguson, on his first Premier League start, does well to direct a cross towards goal but his effort rebounds away off the base of the post.

Jordan Pickford was beaten.

Fulham are so completely on top here, Leicester are a shambles in truth.

Luckily for the Foxes, Aleksandar Mitrovic air-kicks from Bobby De Cordova-Reid's cutback and Joao Palhinha shoots wide from range.

Donny van de Beek goes sliding into a challenge on the edge of the Bournemouth penalty area and takes out both Jefferson Lerma and Philip Billing.

The Cherries midfield duo clatter into each other but are quickly back up on their feet.

Newcastle have managed to steady the ship a little and string a few passes together in midfield.

Ben White leans in on Joelinton and gives away a free-kick.

Demarai Gray wins a corner as Everton look for a quick response to Mitoma's opener. Brighton keeper Robert Sanchez comes out to claim the cross, however.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ben White has been flying up the right-hand side of this pitch, any chance he gets he's been on his bike - whether it's to draw players his way or press the ball.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Arsenal are really pushing Newcastle back with Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka already threatening on both flanks. Great atmosphere inside Emirates Stadium. You can tell Arsenal's fans love the way this team plays its football - and why wouldn't they this season?

Kieran Trippier curls a decent corner in but it's headed over by Fabian Schar.

Sean Longstaff then has to be alert as he's the only man back when Arsenal send a hopeful ball long.

The visitors get us under way at Old Trafford.

Loads of love in the stands for Lisandro Martinez, prior to kick-off. The Argentine is the fifth player to win the World Cup while being a Manchester United player.

Martin Odegaard squeezes in behind Dan Burn on the right and tries to put it back into the six-yard area but it's blocked at the near post.

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You can try to foul Aleksandar Mitrovic but you can't stop the Fulham striker getting on the end of crosses. His header is deflected wide for a corner.

The corner is cleared.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

First bit of possession for Brighton. Everton have started so well. Pressing high and snapping at their heels.

Brighton have struggled get into the game. Everton will press and snap but they are vulnerable on the counter attack as we have just seen.

Kieran Trippier slips it through to Miguel Almiron. He initially beats two players but cuts back and tees up Trippier.

His cross is cleared and Arsenal break.

Gabriel Martinelli pulls it back for Granit Xhaka but he scuffs it! Huge opportunity.

Aleksandar Mitrovic is on his feet but doesn't look comfortable at all. Back on he comes though. Wilfred Ndidi is quite lucky to avoid a yellow for that.

Worth a go.

Callum Wilson gets into space outside the box. He's got work to do but spins and takes a pop at Aaron Ramsdale. Comfortable for the Arsenal goalkeeper.

It should be 1-0 Brighton! Their man in form Kaoru Mitoma is in so much space at the back post but heads high and wide.