Jamie: Liverpool are in the mood. Could be a long day for Villa.

Dennis: Dominik Szoboszlai!! What a find for Liverpool he has hit the ground running from day one.

While there's been a goal at Anfield, it's been a quieter start at Selhurst Park. Fabio Silva hooking an effort high and wide after Palace failed to clear a corner is the best we've had so far.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brilliant finish. He just hung around the edge of the penalty area and the deliver in was pretty decent, an out-swinger.

It just went through the entire pack and he picked up the flight of the ball superbly. Lovely half-volley and a great connection with it.

It is a brilliant finish and great start from Liverpool. really, really sloppy start from Aston Villa.

He [Emery] will be furious with his team. They have started so slow and so sloppy.

Aton Villa have just ambled in possession. They have got themselves to blame for a really poor start.

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Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter

It's an attractive game for an Aston Villa side who have recovered so well after that opening-day defeat at Newcastle.

Steve: For once, Reds should make sure that Wataru Endo be given a chance to play with 10 team-mates.

Anon: £200m - do the deal, enough cover to get us through easy Europa League group, then buy in January. Probably had best of Salah in any case.

And we are under way at Selhurst Park and at Anfield.

Let's go with a busy day of Premier League football.

Anon: The problems with VAR could be easily fixed by bringing in a challenge system as in tennis and cricket. If a team thinks a decision is 100% wrong then they challenge it, simple. We need to stop scrutinizing every decision, no matter how close they are, that's not what it was for!

Ali: Re: Dara, if we get rid of VAR there will be certain repercussions, like more gamesmanship and diving. Keep VAR, just improve it.

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Wolves manager Gary O'Neil says he is "delighted" with the signing of Enso Gonzalez.

The 18-year-old, who plays as a winger or behind the striker, has moved to Molineux on a six-year deal from Paraguayan side Libertad.

"He has a lot of talent, a lot of ability and a great work ethic. I've watched the footage of him and all the games I've watched he's always had a great desire to impact the game," O'Neil said.

"There's a nice grit and determination about him, together with the obvious qualities he has with his left foot and how he's able to carry the ball. He's young, so there's plenty of room for progression as well.

"He ticks all the boxes of a player you want to bring in, so I'm delighted to have him in the building."

Despite his talent, O'Neil says the youngster needs some time to settle in at the Molineux.

"He's very young, coming from South America, so there will be some adaptation time needed.

"He's also had a long couple of days as well, so we'll need to bed him in and help him with the transition of living in a new place, with a new group, and getting used to a very different league to what he was playing in.

"But I'm sure he can give us something this year and impact how productive we can be in the final third."

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Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

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I think when Gary O'Neil first went in, there was a lot of players leaving. Nunes is a big blow for him because he is a very talented player, someone who can control the ball, control midfield areas and O'Neil said he expected him to still be here and now he's gone.

When you look at where they are they have had a decent enough start, could have easily got points against Manchester United and then they got that win against Everton. They've brought in Tommy Doyle, who has got great talent and that might just fill the void of Nunes.

They're not miles away at this moment in time from where they were.

I think Wolves fans would have been worried until they saw that first performance. I think their own performances have changed the perspective at Wolves because of the players and management and the way they have gone about their job so far. I think they've looked good but the worry is still there for the season.

Amir: Salah should stay so he can get the Freedom of Liverpool. Worth more than £200m a year.

Pricey: But when it's Kane, Spurs were holding him "hostage".

Isaac: No chance, it’s not like FIFA where you can flog him for a fortune and sign Ronaldo’s regen for free who is 18 and is fast, why would you sell him when you can’t replace him with someone better.

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker and pundits Ian Wright and Jermaine Jenas discuss how striker Evan Ferguson is "only going to get better" following his hat-trick for Brighton against Newcastle.

Teenager Evan Ferguson then got three goals for himself as Brighton defeated Newcastle 3-1 in Saturday's late game.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe says his side created their own problems and were "punished" for missed chances in the 3-1 defeat by Brighton.

While, Erling Haaland was scoring a treble at Etihad Stadium, Son Heung-min was doing likewise as he grabbed a hat-trick in a five-star display as Tottenham took Burnley apart at Turf Moor.

It continues a very encouraging start to the season for Ange Postecoglou's new-look Spurs and also shows they can score big without you know who...

Burnley head coach Vincent Kompany says his side are relishing the challenge of the Premier League, but have to "get to work" following their 5-2 loss to Tottenham.

Anon: VAR - have a panel of ex-refs and former players instead of using current active refs. We already know the current refs are rubbish.

Marc: VAR should be time limited. If you cannot tell in 3 or 4 replays in a minute then it's not obvious so leave with ref.

Ibbe: There is nothing wrong with VAR , the problem lies with the officials skills , keep educating them.

Erling Haaland's hat-trick was the fifth he's scored in the Premier League in just a season and a bit. I mean, it's remarkable but that's what the striker deals in.

In the absence of Pep Guardiola, who is still recovering from surgery, assistant boss Juanma Lillo had only superlatives to offer after his side put Fulham away 5-1...

It was a good day for Forest too yesterday as they claimed just their second away win since returning to the Premier League last summer.

It was a big scalp too as Anthony Elanga's first goal for the club gave them victory at Chelsea...

Needless to say, Blues boss Mauricio Pochettino was pretty disappointed at seeing his side beaten by the only team to have outdone them in numbers of players signed since the start of 2022-23...

Brentford manager Thomas Frank praises his side's "fantastic performance" after they battle to a 2-2 draw with Bournemouth.

While, Bournemouth head coach Andoni said he was "frustrated' to concede a late equaliser.