A huge chance for Wolves! There's a three-on-one break and it's slipped left to top-scorer Hwang Hee-Chan by Matheus Cunha.

He opts not to shoot first time, instead taking it around goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, but then takes too long and Everton get players back to block the shot.

What was he doing?!

Replays show that that wasn't quite as dramatic as it first seemed, Ederson had it under control.

Bit of a heart-in-mouth moment for the home supporters, though.

Moussa Diaby drives forward for Aston Villa before passing to Leon Bailey, whose floated cross is headed away.

Blimey!

Oliver Norwood swings in a deep cross and it looks like it's looping over but Ederson catches high above his head and stumbles backwards. He somehow manages to keep the ball in front of him just far enough that it doesn't go over the line.

That was dangerous, I was half expecting the referee to check his watch and say that had gone in.

Luton Town

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Luton manager Rob Edwards speaking to TNT Sports: "I think we were really brave and we are up against top players and a top team. It was hard for us to get through them in the final third. Their quality is really evident. We got opened up a couple of times, which was disappointing. At 2-0 we changed the shape a little bit. We affected the game. It's amazing how a goal changes the perception of the game. I thought we were playing really well [at 3-0 down]. I am incredibly proud of the players. To almost get something from the game.

"Chongy [Tahith Chong] was great. He was really intense and I thought his quality was good too. He was a little bit more of a link and was driving from defence. We had loads of set-pieces, hit the woodwork a couple of times and had an offside goal. They are a top side and found a way to win.

"I can sleep at night. The result you can't guarantee but you can guarantee that you leave it all out there. Again, standing ovation for the supporters. It was an entertaining game and we are giving them matches to remember.

"We have all been there, at some stage, up against it but the lads found and way to get back into it and they deserve a lot of credit for that. They were hanging on. We can take a lot from that and the performances have been good. Maybe we are changing the narrative around us perhaps a little bit, and people are seeing it a bit more."

It's been over three minutes for that VAR check but Brentford's opener at Palace stands!

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Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Molineux

There were loud chants in support of Mario Lemina after kick-off.

In the fifth minute, Wolves fans stood up and clapped in memory of the midfielder's father, who passed away on Friday morning.

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on Final Score

It's a good finish, but as far as strong starts go, that is terrible for Crystal Palace.

Wolves have made a bright start at Molineux as Hwang Hee-Chan's cut-back was fumbled frantically clear by Michael Keane in the six yard area.

Chelsea

Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino speaking to BBC Sport: "It is the Premier League. It is the toughest league in the world. Luton are very good. They are building something very good and we need to give credit to Luton. We can see how they perform and never give up. I think we played really well until we conceded. Then they increased in belief.

"In the first half we controlled very well, second half we started to concede crosses and corners. For us at 3-0 the game looks over but in the Premier League it is never over.

"We need to show more capacity to manage this type of situation. When you have something in your hands you don't want to lose it and you go deeper."

On goal scorers Cole Palmer and Noni Madueke: "I am so happy because we are talking about our young squad and players who are showing they have the quality to perform in our team. We were waiting, waiting, waiting to see when he [Palmer] was going to finish the action."

On defender Thiago Silva: "It is amazing, 39 years old and still playing like a 20-year-old. He brings his experience to the team and he is doing really well.

"It has been a big, big week. Next year we start in a positive way and it is a good feeling to finish 2023 in this way."

This is being checked for VAR... It's very tight. But it might be offside.

As you might expect, Manchester City have had all of the ball so far.

Sheffield United had just 20% of possession when these two last met in August.

Julian Alvarez flashes a decent low driven effort from the edge of the area wide.

Kevin Campbell
Former Everton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I would take VAR away. It takes too much time and even though they are using the technology, officials are still getting decisions wrong. Keep goal line technology but scrap VAR.

It looks like Villa mean business from the outset as they put Burnley under early pressure, Moussa Diaby sending a snapshot wide.

Amadou Onana tries to capitalise on a mistake by Everton but his first-time strike, looking to chip the keeper, is dreadful.

Off we go in all four matches.

Kevin Campbell
Former Everton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wolves have had problems scoring regularly. Hwang up top for Wolves, they will be just fine. He has that cutting edge for them. They would be higher up, had it not been for some terrible decisions against them.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Molineux

Everton fans have brought their 'corrupt' banners and protest cards with them to Molineux.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on Football Focus

When Unai Emery came through the door, questions were asked of what he does. Villa have just got better and better. They ran all over Man City and they had to adapt and hang on against Arsenal.