Shamoon Hafez
Football reporter at Etihad Stadium

Man City fans are giving departing players Bernardo Silva and John Stones a nice send-off, with chants for both ringing around Etihad Stadium.

Stones makes a brilliant sliding challenge on the halfway line to nick the ball ahead of England team-mate Ollie Watkins.

The striker wanted no piece of that with the World Cup round the corner.

Michael Keane and James Tarkowski have been asked several early questions but the Everton centre-back pairing are repelling every ball that comes their way.

Not a great deal from an attacking perspective for the Toffees yet.

Matt Jarvis
Former West Ham on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

West Ham need to get Summerville in the game because he has been everyting creatively since he came back fit.

You can hear a bit of a jeer from the Leeds fans when he gets the ball, because he probably made the wrong decision.

BIG chance for Leeds!

They win the ball back high up the pitch, the cross from the bye-line finds James Justin completely unmarked.

His scuffs his effort across goal and Lukas Nmecha, six yards out, slices the ball wide as he tries to divert it in.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

'Mo Salah, Mo Salah, Mo Salah, Running Down The Wing, Salah, La-La, La-La, The Egyptian King'.

Then another song in honour of Andy Robertson.

The Kop is in fine voice.

Arsenal with an early chance to take the lead at Selhurst Park after Gabriel Jesus finds himself with a shooting opportunity inside the penalty area.

The Brazilian curls a low shot which beats the dive of Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson but rebounds back out off the post.

Brentford have a go down the Liverpool right and manage to dig out a cross for Kevin Schade to glance just wide of Alisson's post.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

A really positive start especially with Djed Spence playing down the right hand side.

The home fans aren't happy but a penalty is awarded to the visitors.

Conor Gallagher has started really brightly and goes so close to getting the breakthrough.

There's barely any space inside a crowded box but Gallagher gets a snap shot away and it crashes into the side-netting.

Leeds might have little to play for today but that isn't stopping them pressing West Ham with real ferocity.

But the Hammers get out and there is a roar of anticipation as Crysencio Summerville drives into space in the Leeds half.

The attack comes to nothing as Pablo's cross drifts out for a goal kick but that was more like it from West Ham.

Lovely play from Bournemouth to create the first opening of the game.

It's Alex Toth who receives the ball on the edge of the box. He turns on to his left foot and drills one over the top.

A really bright start from Wolves, who are yet to win away from home this season.

And now there is going to be a VAR review, with Wolves defender Ladislav Krejcí's header appearing to strike the arm of Burnley's Florentino.

Iliman Ndiaye brings Everton away from their own goal after Michael Keane deals with Tottenham's latest set-piece.

There is already more of a nervous hush around the London Stadium rather before kick-off as Leeds continue to attack.

There is a sigh of relief when Ethan Ampadu's long throw comes to nothing as the referee spots a foul. Free-kick to West Ham.

The home side have not going going at all just yet.

Anfield hasn't stopped singing about Mo Salah and Andy Robertson yet.

The left-back pings a long ball over to the right side for Salah - who wins the first corner of the game. No worry for Brentford, though, they defend it.

Pedro Porro delivers a very flat free-kick to the far post but James Tarkowski is there to flick behind for a corner.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

This isn't going to be pretty and it isn't going to be nice but immediately you can sense the silence from the Spurs fans.

The fans are playing their part at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Can the players deliver too?

Tottenham's first attack comes via some industrious work from Conor Gallagher and they win a free-kick as Iliman Ndiaye tangles legs with Rodrigo Bentancur on the left edge of the box.