What about that finish from Miguel Almiron?

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Marc Webber
Final Score at Molineux

The doubting Wolves fans walking down the Waterloo Road before the game are eating their words with a superb display of counter attack football from the home side.

Pedro Neto out of the traps like a whippet from the local Monmore Green greyhound track to run half way and supply the ball onto Ruben Dias’s leg for an own goal.

There’s been similar, but unfruitful forays by Kilman and Hwang.

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BBC Final Score

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Roy Hodgson's side lead thanks to a lovely curling, swirling finish from the left side from Joachim Andersen. Great technique! It nestled into the bottom corner after that free-kick.

Palace have been disciplined in defence and look dangerous on the break. Plenty for Eric ten Hag to ponder.

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Martin Odegaard has scored his 11th Premier League away goal since the start of last season. In this period, only Erling Haaland (18) and Harry Kane (16) have scored more Premier League away goals.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa forward Ollie Watkins, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "It's a great result against a top team in Brighton. They’re where they are in the league because they play such good football.

"It’s definitely not going to be my last [hat-trick]. It’s an unbelievable feeling to score. When I don’t score I’m annoyed, which is why I work hard every day in training.

"When I’ve got grass in front of me, I like to run into it. Moussa [Diaby] is so quick, so on the transition I definitely think we’re dangerous.

"We’ve got a style of play now that [allows us to] take control of the game. We’ve definitely got a few strings to our bow."

Aston Villa

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Aston Villa manager Unai Emery, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I’m very happy. I think we feel a very good connection with our supporters every match – today we showed it. Defensively and offensively, we’re trying to keep it consistent over 90 minutes [but] these three points for the table are very important.

"Of course, when you’re winning matches in a row you feel confidence, but you still have to win again and again. That’s what we’re trying to do.

"Today we needed to adapt to them, but when we had time to keep possession we did that as well. When we scored the second, third and fourth goals, we were feeling very comfortable.

"We beat Chelsea and lost here to Everton [in the Carabao Cup]. We’re trying to feel more and more comfortable. The Premier League and Europe is very important for us."

On Ollie Watkins scoring a hat-trick: "His goals are coming because he is working every day, trying to learn and trying to take responsibility. It’s amazing for him, but it’s amazing for his team-mates and the club.

"For him, today was very important. We created a lot of chances and he was there to score. He’s sometimes more, sometimes less clinical. He had three very good chances in Burnley but he didn’t score because the goalkeeper made saves. I told him he will score [eventually]."

Chris Sutton
Former Blackburn and Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Crystal Palace have done what they do in the first half.

Set up brilliantly defensively, experienced centre half pairing with Hughes and Doucouré in front, who are happy to sit and protect and not move.

It has been difficult for Manchester United to penetrate through them. Only one real chance to speak of, aside from that they have not done enough.

They seemed to have only just got their season underway but they are very flat this afternoon.

A really entertaining half. Luton took a 2-0 lead at Goodison Park but Everton have responded well, getting one back before the break.

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The first half ends with David Raya making a rare save to keep out Ryan Christie. Bournemouth have been second best. Arsenal very much in control.

Not the half-time score line many would've predicted at Molineux but it's the home side who go into the break a goal to the good.

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United trail to a wonder goal by Joachim Andersen. Excellent game-management by Palace.

West Ham cruising at the London Stadium.

Couple of signs from Sheffield United, who will want to prevent another disaster.

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Oliver: Some favourable results so far from a Liverpool point of view. Makes the spurs game that more important. Getting nervous now.

John: blimey, Man United are truly awful. Hopefully this is a period like the early Fergie years that ultimately leads the club back to success, but this year United will struggle to finish in top half of the table.

Matt: Luton are without doubt the worst side in top flight history (not just the premier league era), but this Everton side are pushing them for that accolade

A fairly comfortable first half in the end for Newcastle with Elliot Anderson having another effort a few moments ago that was straight at the goalkeeper. Burnley started well but after conceding, they have been dominated. Still only one goal in it though.

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Ooooh. Hwang Hee-Chan, already in the book, flies in on Kyle Walker in an attempt to keep a promising Wolves attack alive.

Visiting fans probably a bit aggrieved to not see a second booking, there.

Right at the end of the first half and Palace skipper Joel Ward goes into the book after a high challenge on Marcus Rashford.

Bruno Fernandes plays the free-kick straight into the arms of Sam Johnstone.

James Garner gets a touch on it in the box but Everton players are appealling for a penalty for handball. Referee Anthony Taylor isn't interested.

Decent chance for the visitors as the ball swings in from the left and Matheus Nunes gets a header on it but can't direct to either side of Jose Sa.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

That's brought the place back to life.

Absolutely rocking inside Goodison Park now as the locals start to believe again.

The roof will come off if they manage to back an equaliser before half-time.

Newcastle are plugging away until half-time. There's two minutes added on at St James' Park.