Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter

It is Lamare Bogarde's first Aston Villa appearance in 1,331 days, since playing in the 4-1 FA Cup defeat to Liverpool in January 2021.

Then, Villa fielded a team of youngsters after a Covid-19 outbreak swept through their training ground before the game.

Two loan spells at Bristol Rovers have given the 20-year-old, nephew of former Netherlands international Winston, experience but this is a different challenge.

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Fulham's Antonee Robinson, under pressure from Chiedozie Ogbene - who joined Town from Luton earlier this week - is near the halfway line, but makes a mess of the pass-back, sending it out for a corner.

It nearly proves costly too as the corner from the right wing finds Jacob Greaves and his looping header forces Bernd Leno, almost on his goalline, to leap high and paw the ball away. Decent save.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I don't think Ollie Watkins is up to the pace he was at last season.

He looks as if he is struggling, I don't know if it's fitness.

He doesn't seem to have that sharpness about him which we saw last season.

That was a brilliant ball by Tielemans and really that should be a goal.

Morgan Gibbs-White lifts it over the top for Callum Hudson-Odoi but he's offside.

Nelson Semedo wasn't sure so went to challenge him anyway and hurt himself slightly in the process. He looks fine now though.

A busy start by Dominic Calvert-Lewin. How Everton could do with a goal from the big forward today.

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Ibrahim Sangare gives away a free-kick inside Forest's half.

Rayan Ait-Nouri whips it in but it rolls out for a corner with Jorgen Strand Larsen unable to keep it in.

Wolves are building pressure.

The first chance of the game at the King Power Stadium goes to Aston Villa and Ollie Watkins, who missed a glorious chance in the 2-0 loss to Arsenal, seems to be through on goal.

He tries to take the ball around goalkeeper Mads Hermansen, who, at full stretch, does well to get a hand to it and with just about enough power to deflect it out of Watkins' stride.

Kelly Somers
Final Score presenter

Ivan Toney is sitting in the crowd.

He left Brentford yesterday, but he obviously can't let go!

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Aaron Ramsdale makes his first save in Southampton colours inside the opening minute. The new signing from Arsenal is alert to keep out Mikkel Damsgaard.

Brighton & Hove Albion

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Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler, speaking to MOTD: "In the end you are one man plus so you always want to win the game. We had chances on our side but Arsenal also had two big chances."

Thoughts on sending off: "First of all he shoots the ball away so it is a clear yellow card, it changes the momentum of the game.

"We started to control the game and then the goal happens out of nowhere. We didn't defend it well, the red card changed the game for sure. We wanted to win, we didn't do it so we have to be satisfied with the draw.

"There's still room for a lot of improvements. We try and go step-by-step."

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Rayan Ait-Nouri is played in by Matheus Cunha.

He's crept in behind Neco Williams, who is scrambling to get back and put pressure on him.

The Forest full-back needs goalkeeper Matz Sels to step in and make a crucial save from close range.

Liam Delap, one of seven new signings in the Ipswich starting XI, makes a bustling run down the left at a packed and atmospheric Portman Road, but Calvin Bassey does well to match him for pace and usher the ball back to away keeper Bernd Leno.

There was a tribute to former Everton striker Kevin Campbell, who died in June, before kick-off. His picture appeared on the big screen with the message 'In Loving Memory of Kevin Campbell 1970-2024'.

Arsenal

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, speaking to TNT Sports: "We started the game really well. We scored the goal, 1-0. We started the second half really good but then there is the decision that changes the game completely."

What explanation have you been given on the sending off: "None, like always."

Premier League saying Rice sent off for delaying restart, thoughts? "If it [bookings] happens throughout the game in a consistent way it is fine but it didn't. It is the inconsistency."

Here we go then. Lots of football just kicking off. Let's have some goals!

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Stephen Warnock
Former England and Aston Villa defender on Final Score

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Declan Rice knows what he's doing.

He has had a little look and pushed the ball away then the challenge comes in.

You're asking a referee to make decision in that moment. When you're stood over the ball in that position, why do it?

Brentford have won the last three Premier League meetings without conceding, including two 3-0 victories at home.

Southampton are winless in their last eight trips to Brentford (D3, L5).

Their last away win in this fixture was a 3-0 victory in League One back in April 2011.

Yoane Wissa scored in two of the previous three matches against Southampton.

Ipswich Town have allowed 99 touches in their own box in their opening two Premier League matches this season (50 vs Liverpool, 49 vs Man City).

It's the most by a team in their first two games in a season on record since 2008-09.

But Ipswich have never lost consecutive home league games under Kieran McKenna, with this game his 59th at Portman Road.

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Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo took charge of a club record 114 Premier League games with Wolves.

He's yet to lose against his former club in two matches against them... Will that change today?

Southampton failed to score in both of their opening defeats, despite averaging a division-high 70.6% possession.

They have not lost their opening three league games without scoring since the 2001-02 season.

In contrast, Brentford have a goalscorer in good form.

Yoane Wissa has four goals and six assists from his last seven home league starts.