Everton's team is sprinkled with ex-Burnley players - Michael Keane, skipper James Tarkowski and Dwight McNeil.

Tarkowski has just conceded the game's first corner while under pressure from Armando Broja.

The first chance of the day goes the way of Fulham, but Raul Jimenez bends a shot well over the crossbar from just inside the penalty area.

Really good stuff from Milos Kerkez as he wriggles past Yerson Mosquera before looking to find Hugo Ekitike.

Wolves just about clear.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Final Score

Man City have a manager who is a serial winner of trophies and Mikel Arteta is not necessarily in that area yet, so there'a lot on this game. But I think Arsenal look like they're on the way to doing something special.

You can't call City out of this because of their record under Pep Guardiola.

These Arsenal players need to embrace this.

Jarrod Bowen hurries Fulham goalkeeper Bernd Leno as he clears, and West Ham end up regaining possession.

Is that how the Hammers will look to hurt the visitors today?

Bukayo Saka drives inside from the right, darting past Maxim De Cuyper, but Bart Verbruggen has his near post well covered and makes the block.

A promising start by Arsenal as they look to reclaim top spot.

First Brentford opportunity. A low cross is flicked clear by Marco Senesi but the ball falls straight to Yehor Yarmoliuk who wellies an effort off target.

Hugo Ekitike is yet to get involved and Wolves will want to keep it that way.

The Liverpool striker has five goals in his last three league games and is bang in form.

Bright start by Burnley who have Everton on the backfoot in the opening minutes. Kyle Walker bursts into space inside the Toffees penalty area but the visitors clear.

Remember, the Clarets desperately need three points. They're without a win in eight Premier League games.

Florian Wirtz dances past the challenge before looking for Federico Chiesa with the diagonal pass but there's just too much on it.

Hard to believe that this is Chiesa's first Premier League start at Anfield.

Quiet start at the London Stadium, both on the pitch and in the stands.

Can the Hammers give the home supporters some much-needed festive cheer?

Andy Reid
Former Premier League midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Dunk lost his bearings, he just lost the bounce of the ball, and Gyokeres has to do better. The keeper came out, could he have lobbed him?

An early opportunity presents itself to Viktor Gyokeres as Lewis Dunk misjudges a bounce, but the Arsenal striker rolls a tame shot straight at Bart Verbruggen.

That's a big chance wasted.

First chance of the game and it falls to Antoine Semenyo who has loads of space to drive up the left as Brentford's defenders back away.

The 25-year-old gets to the edge of the box but his eventual shot is straight at Caoimhín Kelleher.

The Bournemouth fans are chanting Semenyo's name - to the tune of Gold by Spandau Ballet.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

A beautiful moment as Virgil van Dijk walks out with Diogo Jota's children and everyone inside Anfield stands up and applauds. The Liverpool captain then plays a few passes to them in front of the Kop. On the sideline, Jota's wife smiles.

Not an ideal start to the afternoon for Mikel Arteta, then.

First a late winner for Manchester City, then defender Riccardo Calafiori picks up an injury in the warm-up.

It is midfielder Declan Rice who has started at right-back for the Gunners at Emirates Stadium.