Big save by Alisson!

West Ham's first attack ends with Tomás Soucek picked out totally unmarked inside the box. He heads towards the bottom corner but Alisson somehow gets across to push behind.

Good tackle.

Eddie Nketiah looks to get in down the left but over comes Micky van de Ven to slide in and nick the ball off him.

Pretty quiet start so far in this one. Alisson had an awkward early cross to deal with while Mohamed Salah's shot then goes well over at the other end.

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Destiny Udogie v Bukayo Saka is one to watch today.

They've already had a couple of little niggles at each other.

Chance for Bournemouth!

A free-kick is chipped in behind the home defence and Dominic Solanke gathers. He looks to shoot but is tackled before he can by Pervis Estupinan. He wants a penalty. So do some team-mates. They won't get one, though.

Chelsea have started well and they have the first effort on goal as Aston Villa needlessly give the ball away, Moisés Caicedo shoots first time but it is straight at Emi Martinez.

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Jimmy: I know a lot of my fellow Spurs fans are nervous but it's the Gooners that should be more nervous. We rarely get anything at the Emirates anyway but if they don't win they'll already be 4 or 5 points behind City.

Oliver: Just putting it out there. I think Liverpool will go down 1 nil in the first 10 minutes then come back out at half time and win it 3-1. I know it’s a wild prediction but…

Brennan Johnson has the first shot of the match.

His effort, after cutting in from the left, deflects over.

From the corner, Son Heung-min is miles offside as he taps home from close range and he knows it.

Finally under way at Anfield after referee Chris Kavanagh had to have his mic battery pack sorted.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Emirates Stadium

Tottenham moved their pre-match huddle to conduct it in the corner of Emirates Stadium where their own fans are gathered. Just lifted the atmosphere another notch. Not that it needed much lifting.

The first coming together between two players sees Micky van de Ven have his legs taken out from beneath him.

Not long after, Yves Bissouma is almost caught out in possession by Gabrial Jesus near his own box. But lucky there, Spurs.

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Mykhailo Mudryk plays what appears to be a fantastic ball over the top for Enzo Fernández. The flag stays down but once Fernandez's cross comes in it finally goes up.

John Murray
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's a real feeling of excitement about this game today. I think also added to it, while both of them have made such impressive starts to the season and they both know who is above them, Manchester City with six wins out of six and that just puts the pressure on them because something has got to give today and neither of them will want to be the team that loses ground.

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We've just been speaking in the office about how there's a feeling of goals about these games today.

And now I've gone and cursed it.

Sorry everyone.

We're under way!

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC's Football Daily podcast

More recently, it has been great to tune in and see Spurs looking like they are really enjoying their football. Son looks like he is back to his form and the way they rally around their team-mates is a really joy.

Then you see Arsenal and they are really hitting their peak after that game against PSV. It's going to be a great game.

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• Since the start of last season, Arsenal have scored more Premier League goals from corners than any other side (16), while Tottenham are second in this respect (15).
• Tottenham have won just one of their past 30 Premier League away games against Arsenal (D11 L18), and are winless in 12 (D4 L8) since a 3-2 victory in November 2010.
• Arsenal have only scored more Premier League home goals against Everton (76) than they have against Tottenham (63), while Spurs have only conceded more away goals against Liverpool (64) than at the Gunners in the competition.
• Tottenham have scored at least twice in all five Premier League games under Ange Postecoglou, making him the fifth manager to see his side score two or more goals in each of his first five in the competition (Carlo Ancelotti, Pep Guardiola, Craig Shakespeare and Maurizio Sarri). Of the previous four, only Sarri's Chelsea failed to score at least twice in the sixth match.

Matt Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's probably the battle of the game! Rice in that defensive holding role, Maddison in that number ten, they're going to be up against each other, clashing and Maddison will be playing against one of the best defensive midfield players around in my opinion.

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It's promising at Tottenham.

The big situation was with Harry Kane and it was all dealt with very well.

The new manager is very open, he's really good with the media and has already established an attractive and entertaining style of play. He is leading the club in line with how they would want and what they stand for.

They also will be delighted with the points they have already got although it was a touch shaky against Sheffield United. There has to be an air of caution though. Let's not get too carried away as it is still early.

I do not think they should have too high expectations of where they will finish - and it is trophies these supporters want as well.

With regards to Richarlison, he has come out and explained it's not been a great time for him and it was great for him to get the goal on Saturday. Going well on the football pitch may help ease the pain of some of the problems he has been experiencing.

These problems have always arisen in dressing rooms and some managers are great at saying straight away: "Get yourself off. Football is not important. Family first". It is more making the supporters aware that players have everyday lives and we do not always know what they are carrying round.

For him to come out, everyone to listen and for the club to try help him like they would always do, it's nice to get a reward after a difficult time.

Now it's time to get back to work.

Michael Brown was speaking to BBC Sport's Joe Bradshaw

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Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

What he's bringing to Tottenham is exciting football. I think it's fascinating when you listen to him, when he talks about the journey he has been on but he knew all the way through that he was good enough and that's the biggest thing.

He hasn't stopped believing in himself which would have been easy to do by not getting jobs and I'm delighted that we've got him in the Premier League.