HUGE chance for Chelsea. Raheem Sterling wins it in the middle and slides in Kai Havertz. There's two on one and Havertz only has the keeper to beat. He doesn't beat him, hitting it straight at him from close range.

Tariq Lamptey's rare start only lasts 15 minutes. He hurt himself while blocking a Lucas Paqueta effort and he's replaced by Joel Veltman.

John McGinn can't make proper contact with a header and a half-chance at best is gone for Villa.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

Leeds aren't in this at the moment.

They've started poorly and, although you expected Chelsea to come out quickly, Leeds just haven't been able to cope.

It's been all Arsenal since they fell behind so early. Neto is having a great game for Bournemouth though - three important saves inside the opening few minutes by the Cherries keeper.

Play continues... and then Tariq Lamptey goes down again. You suspect his day might be done.

Georginio Rutter drives at Ben Chilwell to earn a corner for Leeds. It rolls past everyone on the edge of the box and Matteo Kovacic wins it back for Chelsea on the far side.

Waste.

Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi, up in the stands because of a touchline ban, is on the phone to one of his coaches now.

Ooh. Matheus Nunes whips in a pacey cross which skims past Diego Costa and into Fraser Forster's arms.

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Brighton right-back Tariq Lamptey is down and needs some treatment. This is only his third Premier League start of the season.

Wesley Fofana races onto a corner delivery and heads it over the bar. Good movement but he couldn't keep it down.

A lovely bit of skill from Brighton winger Solly March on the edge of the box. He jinks between about four defenders who don't really put any tackles in and then his shot is saved by Alphonse Areola.

A rare bit of possession for Wolves, who are patiently moving their way into the Spurs half which they have not really ventured into.

No trouble for Spurs yet though.

Philip Billing's first goal of 2023 has been officially timed at NINE SECONDS. The fastest in Premier League history belongs to Shane Long who scored after 7.69 seconds for Southampton against Watford in April 2019.

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at Stamford Bridge

It is probably said every time Leeds are away but their fans really do know how to make some noise - the away end is loud and bouncing.

Despite that, it is Chelsea who have made the better start. They are playing at a really high tempo with Joao Felix in particular causing problems on the left.

Leeds have just had a corner but otherwise have rarely got out of their own half so far.

First chance of the game but Brighton striker Evan Ferguson's effort is saved.

Now at the other end Matty Cash tries to do something similar, but Vicente Guaita succeeds where Emiliano Martinez failed and wins the ball.

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Leeds are really struggling to deal with the runs of Chelsea's attackers in wide areas.

Joao Felix is the target for another cross which sails just over his head.

The goal is disallowed by VAR. The lines show Wilfried Zaha was marginally offside from Eberechi Eze's through ball.

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Ben Chilwell floats in a dangerous cross from the left and Joao Felix isn't far away from it. Illan Meslier comes out sharply to gather it in.