I do sometimes find myself wondering if a player/manager gets offended if they just get called "top" rather than "top, top".

I think I need to find more productive things to do with my free time.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth midfielder Lewis Cook speaking to Sky Sports: "It was real tough. Chelsea are a top, top team and we know that. We know in this league we'll have to suffer sometimes but I think we defended really well. We limited them to a few chances and [we were] unlucky not to get the three points."

On how he found the game: "I really enjoyed it. It's the best league in the world and we all love playing in it. We know we're going to come up against some tough players and some tough teams but we relish that and work hard every day on the training game. These are the games you want to be involved in."

On playing against Enzo Fernandez: "I felt I did good. I had quite a big job to mark him. He's a top, top player and we all know that. It's good."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth striker Dominic Solanke speaking to Sky Sports: "I want to score every game. I didn't quite manage to do it today.

"We'll take the point,. Three would've been better but we move onto the next one."

On if Bournemouth are building something: "We've got a great squad. We've had quite a tough start with fixtures but the last two games are two draws we probably could've got wins from. It's probably a negative in that point but there are a lot of positives to take and build on."

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Can Sean Dyche do it again against Mikel Arteta?

Another win would be massive but it's a huge ask for Everton, even if they have been playing better at Goodison Park than their results suggest.

I think Everton will score but even if Arsenal aren't at their best, they will still find a way to win.

Prediction: 1-2

Thanks Em. I mean, how can we top that...?

That's all from Bournemouth for now. We'll bring you some reaction when it drops shortly.

I'm handing over to Gary Rose now to take you through Everton v Arsenal which kicks off at 16:30 BST.

Hopefully there are a few goals in that one!

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Chelsea have had 14 shots, six on target, and failed to score. Nine of those shots came in the opposition box.

Chelsea also hit the woodwork twice - through Nicolas Jackson and Raheem Sterling either side of the break.

Bournemouth had their chances too. They had four on target and nine inside the box.

Chelsea have got just five points from their first five games and sit 14th in the table.

Bournemouth have failed to win their last nine Premier League games.

All over in Bournemouth. There are a few boos from the away fans.

It's played short to Raheem Sterling, slipped through to Ben Chilwell and his cross goes over the head of Ian Maatsen.

Corner to Chelsea. One minute to go.

Steve: This mess is 100% down to Boehly. Instead of backing and asking winning manager Tuchel what he needed, he decided he knew better and went on a 'fantasy league' splurge leaving Chelsea with no heart, talent or hope.

Conor: Sterling has been absolutely terrible. He's far too slow with everything he does and seems to play every minute of every game - dreadful that he's one of the experienced ones too!

Ben Chilwell grabs the shirt of Justin Kluivert and spins him around by it. Easy yellow.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC RAdio 5 Live

At moments this Chelsea team look so good and so fluid in attack. At other times they look like they've never played with each other. It's very much still a work in progress for Mauricio Pochettino.

Cole Palmer has no support on the left as he tries to switch it. Instead he's forced back inside and Malo Gusto is unable to keep it in play.

Nicolas Jackson then fouls Justin Kluivert.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Eight minutes - that's incredible. That's the most exciting thing there has been in the game!

Eight minutes of stoppage time. Plenty of time for a goal.

Dominic Solanke's effort is blocked, then David Brooks' on the edge of the box.

The noise inside the Vitality is loud as the hosts push for a winner in these final minutes. They are getting chances!

David Brooks is on for his 50th Premier League appearance, replacing Ryan Christie in midfield.

A brilliant achievement for Brooks, given everything he's overcome.

Philip Billing does well to get to the byline on the left but his pass back is behind Dominic Solanke and rolls through the six-yard area untouched.