Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Final Score

Nick Pope, big save there. Koleosho in the opening minute absolutely flew past down that same side it's Koleosho again uses his speed and gets past.

Great save from Nick Pope.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

The travelling Luton fans are making themselves head in their corner of Goodison Park.

It's a big couple of games for their side, Everton today followed by a huge clash against Burnley at home on Tuesday night.

Early signs from West Ham as Tomas Soucek goes close then Michail Antonio gets away but is pulled back by a yellow shirt.

James Tarkowski has to step in to block Alfie Doughty's fizzing cross from the left. A corner to Luton... gathered in by Jordan Pickford.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

The baiting of Matheus Nunes has triggered the Manchester City fans into a response.

"He's top of the league, Matheus Nunes, he is top of the league'.

I often wonder if fans do players favours by goading them. Surely it just makes them more determined to do well?

Ignoring them might be more effective.

Steady start by Arsenal but it is Bournemouth who have shown early attacking threat through Marcus Tavernier. The Gunners are playing in lime green. You cannot miss them.

Oooooh.

Stunning ball from Ruben Dias in to Erling Haaland but Craig Dawson nips away from the Norwegian.

That was a crucial touch from the Wolves man.

Jeremy Doku tries one from range. City building.

Another chance for Everton as Dominic Calvert-Lewin heads it straight at Thomas Kaminski from close range.

Luton do create an opening themselves but Marvelous Nakamba blasts it way over the bar from the edge of the box.

Nick Pope makes an important save to deny Zeki Amdouni after more good work from Luca Koleosho.

Burnley are the ones creating chances at St James' Park.

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

If Crystal Palace win this afternoon I think there is only one way they'll be doing so, a smash and grab.

United's season looks like it is finally under way, a couple of victories in their last few games and Erik ten Hag will be hoping the only way is up from here.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

Re my last post. I was right.

The Wolves fans booing Matheus Nunes' every touch and calling him something very uncomplimentary.

Nunes went on strike to get his move to Manchester City.

Tidy little flick from Bruno Fernandes to try and spark an early attack but Palace clear. Marcus Rashford drives forward but is thwarted by Joel Ward.

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What an effort!

Ashley Young carries it through the middle, it's laid off by Abdoulaye Doucoure and Dwight McNeil blasts a volley inches wide.

A chorus of boos greets Matheus Nunes' every touch, which has been quite a few so far.

City dominating possession, as expected, in these early exchanges.

A strong start from Burnley as Luca Koleosho goes racing away down the right.

He does well to hold off a challenge and curls an early cross in but it's just too heavy for Aaron Ramsey.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Molineux

Matheus Nunes got a hug off Matheus Cunha during the pre-match handshake.

I am not convinced the reception from the Wolves fans will be as friendly on his return to Molineux.

Off we go in all six matches across the Premier League. Hopefully plenty of goals to come.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi, speaking to TNT Sports: "We played a very bad game, without energy, [without] mental energy. The biggest responsibility is mine because I am coach.

"We have to adapt this season. It is totally different to last season. It is very tough, we’re playing every three days.

"We want to compete in every competition and we have to show if we are ready or not. When you play like today, the responsibility is with the coach.

"I have great guys, great people inside the dressing room. We reached this level [by] pushing [and] pushing, but we are not there yet. We are reaching the right level to compete this season because we want to give satisfaction to our fans."

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on Football Focus

He [Rob Edwards] knows exactly how to manage a group of lads and how to get them to play but now going into the big league that's what he's finding difficult, the quality has changed. The attitude of the players is brilliant they're big, they're strong they will work hard and they have to use their energy in the right way.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa midfielder John McGinn: "[The win] is right up there against a superb team. It’s not clicked for us this season quite yet, but it all fell into place today. It’s a great result.

"Everything seemed to go right. We worked a lot on their shape – you have to, they’re a top side. We just need to keep doing what we’re doing at the moment.

I think we got quite lucky against Chelsea so we need to improve our away form."

On Ollie Watkins' performance: "I'm delighted for him. The England manager was there, so that will cheer him up. He works really hard for the team which sometimes goes unnoticed. Today was the complete performance."