It's 100mph stuff at the Emirates.

Arsenal are trying to respond to that early goal and Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka are denied by a great double save from Neto.

The Brazilian keeper then gets behind another attempt from Odegaard.

Spurs are definitely on the front foot. Son Heung-min curls one towards the far corner but it's a comfortable save in the end.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a good start from Chelsea, moving it around at a quick tempo and trying to put Leeds on to the back foot.

Harry Kane is given one to chase down the line but Max Kilman comes across to clear it.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on Final Score

Amazing start for Bournemouth.

Now we'll see what Arsenal are made of.

John McGinn swings a free-kick in for Villa and it lands to Emiliano Buendia who volleys into the ground and the ball bounces over the bar.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola: "It was a really, really difficult game. We knew it, with the quality they have it is a threat and they will be a threat for the next five years because they have many good things. They control the ball well in transition, set-pieces.

"But yes a really good game, we defended really well. The solidarity between the two sides was amazing. We had our moments, they had their moments, but in the end the big actions for the two goals made the difference.

"Of course we had to defend, in these types of games you have to suffer. We didn't lose our composure. That is the most important thing. we kept our momentum."

[On Ederson keeping his 100th Premier League clean sheet] "Ederson is one of the reasons why we have won lots of titles because we had a lot of clean sheets and saves. Ederson was exceptional in many, many things. This is the reason why. You cannot win titles just scoring goals, you have to defend.

"Two days off, everyone at home, I don't want to see them, they don't want to see me! Two days off and then we come back."

Pedro Porro has the ball in space in the box but he slices it well wide.

Good start from Chelsea too, though not quite Bournemouth level. Enzo Fernandez tries to get a shot off on the edge of the box but it's blocked.

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Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

Gracia is a bit more defensive minded but he might roll the dice today to try and test Chelsea.

Brighton keeper Jason Steele, 32, is making only the second Premier League appearance of his career.

West Ham's Alphonse Areola makes only his second Premier League start for the club - but he has a load of experience in France and Spain, and for Fulham a couple of seasons ago.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder for BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea are the side under the most pressure here, especially Graham Potter.

What are the crowd going to see today?

Off we go in all five matches. Where's the first goal coming from?

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, speaking to BT Sport: "Bernardo [Silva] had the ability to help us have long possessions or make the possessions longer. He had the ability to keep the ball and make the extra pass because in that moment the game was broken.

"It was better for Newcastle. We didn't want the game in transitions so that's why Bernardo was the idea. It works and we won so it's perfect.

"The game started and they were better, we struggled to build-up, we made some changes during the first half and after the brilliant action from Phil [Foden], we had the game in our hands, we didn't suffer.

"The first minutes of the second half were good but then we lost the game and Bernardo helped us to come back. Their threat is not a surprise, there is a reason why they were in the Carabao Cup final and for a lot of minutes they were better than United.

"This team and this club in the next few years will be a threat for the title."

On Phil Foden: "His commitment without the ball, both him and Jack [Grealish]... Of course, it was a deflected goal but the aggression to go in is something we've missed a little bit this season. Now it is what we need to feel.

"In these positions, in that part of the goal, you have to be aggressive like he was for the goal."

On the title race: "Before the game it was 'bye', now it is 'hello!' Lots of things are going to happen. It was an important, important game and then tomorrow I'm going to sit in front of the TV to watch what happens at Anfield."

Chris Wilder
Former Sheffield United boss on BBC Radio 5 Live

I'm a fan of Graham Potter. I think from an English point of view we all want him to succeed.

The size of the squad is a major problem. He wants to be respectful but it's the biggest thing he's going to have to deal with.

Manchester City

Manchester City's Bernado Silva to BBC Sport: "Throughout this season we have had very good moments. And then for one reason or another we've slipped in weird ways in weird games. We're trying to get back to the momentum where the team feels good and that it is in a good run.

"Step-by-step and game-by-game, today was a very important win for us because this Newcastle side is a very tough one.

"I prefer to be first, it's much better [than second]. Arsenal are in a much better position than us, but we're going to try and control just what we can. If we focus too much on if they will slip or not, we will slip ourselves."

Chris Wise
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Villa Park

There was a big roar from the travelling Crystal Palace fans when Wilfried Zaha’s name was read out by the Villa Park PA.

Crystal Palace have deliberately not rushed him back. He’s been training for near on a fortnight now.

And - as we know - a fit and fresh Zaha can be a nightmare for any Premier League defence.