Arsenal fans are not happy with how long Emiliano Martinez is taking over his goal-kicks. He's definitely testing what he can get away with.

No changes yet for Everton, but Jack Grealish - still ill according to manager David Moyes - is among the Toffees substitutes currently going through their warm-up routines.

Nottingham Forest look by far the likelier to get the next goal in this game and Moyes could really do with someone like Grealish to get on the ball and instil some composure for his side here.

Another big chance for Burnley!

The home side burst into the Newcastle half through Armando Broja who plays it into the path of Marcus Edwards, but his attempt is blocked by the legs of Nick Pope.

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West Ham are on top now. Jarrod Bowen dances into the area, plays a one-two with Kyle Walker-Peters, but his low cross is far too close to the keeper.

Arsenal have had twice the amount of attacks down the left than the right side (46% v 23%).

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Former Arsenal forward on Sky Sports

Those are the balls that Gyokeres lives off. It needs a subtle touch but it's not easy.

Two headers, two misses.

Double Brighton change. Yankuba Minteh limps off the pitch and is replaced by Brajan Gruda.

Kaoru Mitoma is also on for Maxim De Cuyper.

Hwang Hee-Chan is in space again and it's not too dissimilar to the chance he had earlier.

This time he's a bit more central and ends up skewing his effort wide.

Lovely, sweeping attack down the right by Chelsea ends with the ball crossed into the box for Liam Delap, but he cushions a header harmlessly over the bar. The move deserved a better finish.

Leandro Trossard crosses from the left and Viktor Gyokeres gets in front of Ezri Konsa but flashes his header wide from six yards out.

Arsenal's 126 completed passes is their fewest in the opening 30 minutes of a Premier League home game this season.

Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres gets a shot away from just inside the box but it's blocked by Amadou Onana.

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Burnley are on top.

A sweeping move by the home side ends with Nick Pope getting down to keep out Loum Tchaouna's first-time attempt from the edge of the box.

Newcastle respond with an attack of their own but Anthony Gordon skies it.

The chances keep on coming.

Almost the equaliser for Nottingham Forest!

Igor Jesus refuses to give up the chase and eventually wins possession inside the Everton box as the Toffees fail to clear the ball, but the Brazilian pokes a low shot narrowly wide of the target.

That was his final opportunity to have an impact, before being replaced by Taiwo Awoniyi.

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BBC Sport Chief Football News Reporter at Old Trafford

Joshua Zirkzee gets the goal but Ayden Heaven gets all the praise.

The youngster stepped in to win possession in the first place, then had the confidence to carry the ball forward to the edge of the penalty area.

Heaven has really impressed over the past few games. He has also committed to England despite Ghana hoping he will play for them.

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While Manchester United will think themselves fairly fortunate about that goal, Wolves will be feeling the opposite.

When things aren't going for you, they really aren't.

Lucas Digne fails to beat the first man with his corner.

Emiliano Martinez catches a Martin Odegaard cross and then pings the ball out 70 yards to Jadon Sancho, who wins a corner for Aston Villa.

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