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  • Wilfried Zaha scored the winner on his return from injury as Crystal Palace claim their first points of the season after toppling a disappointing Chelsea
  • Manchester City run riot at home to Stoke City to move two points clear at the top of the Premier League following Manchester United's draw with Liverpool.
  • Christian Eriksen goal enough for Tottenham to seal win at home to Bournemouth.
  • Andy Carroll sent off as Burnley claim late draw at home to West Ham.
  • Tammy Abraham snatches brace against Huddersfield as Swansea move out of bottom three.

Crystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
Burnley 0-1 West Ham
Manchester City 3-1 Stoke City
Swansea City 1-0 Huddersfield Town
Tottenham 0-0 Bournemouth

Wilfried Zaha
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Full-time scores:

Crystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
Burnley 1-1 West Ham
Manchester City 7-2 Stoke City
Swansea City 2-0 Huddersfield Town
Tottenham 1-0 Bournemouth

Full-time whistles are now blowing across the country. Chelsea have run out of time...

Five minutes of time added on at Selhurst Park...

Burnley are level! Their determination pays off with Chris Wood latching onto Gudmundsson's fine cross at the far post, steering a header past Joe Hart.

Goal! Burnley 1-1 West Ham United (Chris Wood, 85)

Seven for City, it's now 24 goals in their last five Premier League games. Bernardo Silva is in on the act, taking a touch before poking one past Jack Butland.

Goal! Manchester City 7-2 Stoke City (Bernardo Silva, 79)

Charly Musonda, handed a chance of the bench after his social media outburst during the week, latches onto a superb pass from Fabregas but slices his volley over the bar. Chelsea have 20 minutes to find an equaliser.

Stoke's challenge is definitely over now. Moments after Fernandinho smashed home a superb fifth into the top corner, Leroy Sane makes it six with Kevin de Bruyne again the brilliant architect, picking out the German who slots home.

Goal! Manchester City 6-2 Stoke City (Leroy Sane, 63)

Goal! Manchester City 5-2 Stoke City (Fernandinho, 61)

Man City have their two goal advantage back and Gabriel Jesus is on the mark again, this time picked out magnificently by Kevin be Bruyne. Surely game over for Stoke now?

Goal! Manchester City 4-2 Stoke City (Gabriel Jesus, 54)

Swansea meanwhile have doubled their lead at the Liberty Stadium with Jordan Ayew teeing up Abraham who converts from close range.

Goal! Swansea City 2-0 Huddersfield Town (Tammy Abraham, 48)

Whatever Mauricio Pochettino said at half-time, it has worked. Tottenham take the lead straight away in the second half with Christian Eriksen picked out by Dele Alli before finding the back of the net from the edge of the box.

Things have suddenly got a lot more interesting at the Etihad Stadium; Stoke City have pulled another one back! It's a superb cross from debutant Tom Edwards who picks out Diouf at the far post for his second of the game.

Goal! Manchester City 3-2 Stoke City (Mane Biram Diouf, 46)

Goal! Tottenham 1-0 Bournemouth (Christian Eriksen, 46)

Half-time scores:

Crystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea
Burnley 0-1 West Ham
Manchester City 3-1 Stoke City
Swansea City 1-0 Huddersfield Town
Tottenham 0-0 Bournemouth

Palace are back in the lead! In his first start since the first game of the season, Zaha has been tormenting Chelsea and has finally got his reward, jinking past a series of challenges before finding the far corner.

Guardiola is raging on the touchline, Stoke have pulled one back. It's a great one-two between Diouf and Jese with the latter's shot taking a deflection off Delph on it's way into the back of the net.

Goal! Crystal Palace 2-1 Chelsea (Wilfried Zaha, 45)

Goal! Manchester City 3-1 Stoke City (Mame Biram Diouf, 44)

A big error from Lossl in the Huddersfield goal presents Swansea with the opener, with Tom Carroll able to slide the ball across goal for an easy tap in for Tammy Abraham.

Goal! Swansea City 1-0 Huddersfield (Tammy Abraham, 42)

Victor Moses, back at his old club, looks like he will have to come off. The Chelsea full-back has pulled up with what looks like a hamstring injury and looks in real discomfort.

West Ham are down to 10 men with an hour still to play at Turf Moor after Andy Carroll is shown a second yellow card for two identical offences. Twice he leads with his elbow while challenging for a high ball and twice he is booked.

RED CARD - Andy Carroll (West Ham)

Magical stuff from City, they are three up inside half an hour with David Silva getting in on the act, taking a touch to deceive his marker after being fed by Sterling before coolly slotting into the far corner.

Goal! Manchester City 3-0 Stoke City David Silva, 27)

West Ham meanwhile have taken the lead at Turf Moor thanks to some calamitous defending from Ben Mee who is deceived by a long ball over the top from Joe Hart, allowing Antonio to scamper through and put his side ahead.

A flurry of goals across the country! Crystal Palace's joy was shortlived; Chelsea are back on level terms at Selhurst Park with Bakayoko powering a firm header past Julian Speroni.

Man City have scored five in each of their last two home games and you wouldn't rule out them hitting a similar target this afternoon; they have doubled their lead with a superb team goal capped by Raheem Sterling who rolls home from close range after being teed up by Jesus.

Goal! Burnley 0-1 West Ham ( Antonio, 20)

Goal! Manchester City 2-0 Stoke City (Raheem Sterling, 19)

Goal! Crystal Palace 1-1 Chelsea (Tiemoue Bakayoko, 18)

City break the deadlock! And it's as simple as you like, Kyle Walker races down the right and tees an easy ball across goal for Jesus to tap in.

Goal! Manchester City 1-0 Stoke City (Gabriel Jesus, 17)

It finally happens for Palace! Andros Townsend's cross finds Cabaye whose close range effort comes off Cesar Azpiliceuta and into the back of the net. That will probably go down as an own goal from the Spaniard.

CRYSTAL PALACE HAVE SCORED A GOAL IN A FOOTBALL MATCH.

Goal! Crystal Palace 1-0 Chelsea (Yohan Cabaye, 11)

Chelsea are looking rather dodgy at the moment; this time Patrick van Aanholt easily scampers in behind their backline only to see his dangerous ball across goal just about hacked away.

Manchester City should have the lead against Stoke but Leroy Sane has passed up a glorious chance. Kevin de Bruyne whips in a ball from the right that the away side fail to clear, breaking to the German who throws all his weight behind his shot but hammers over the bar.

Palace have the first chance of the afternoon at Selhurst Park with the returning Wilfried Zaha immediately making an impact, turning Cahill on the edge of the box before letting fly with a shot that Courtois saves.

And we are underway in our five 3pm kick-offs.

Manchester City are unchanged from the side that beat Chelsea last time out but Sergio Aguero is fit enough to take a place on the bench after recovering from a rib injury.

18-year-old Tom Edwards makes his Stoke City debut today with Jese Rodriguez leading the line. Saido Berahino drops to the bench after missing a penalty last time out against Southampton with Joe Allen also missing out after taking a heavy blow while playing for Wales against Republic of Ireland during the international break.

Ben Davies misses out through illness with Heung-min Son in the team in what looks like a role at full-back. Serge Aurier is back in on the opposite flank after serving a suspension while Harry Winks slots in at midfield with Mousa Dembele and Victor Wanyama still injured.

Joshua King starts for Bournemouth up front after recovering from a knock suffered while on international duty.

Roy Hodgson makes three changes to the side that lost 4-0 at Manchester United before the international break. Wayne Hennessey has failed a late fitness test after picking up a knock while on international duty with Julian Speroni stepping in with Wilfried Zaha coming in for the first time since getting injured on the opening day of the season.

Chelsea make four changes to the side that lost to Manchester City last time out with N'Golo Kante and Alvaro Morata missing out through injury. David Luiz returns after his suspension with Andreas Christensen dropping to the bench with Michy Batshuayi coming in up top. Willian also comes into the attack alongside Eden Hazard.

Chelsea team to face Crystal Palace: Courtois; Azpilicueta, David Luiz, Cahill (c); Moses, Fabregas, Bakayoko, Alonso; Willian, Batshuayi, Hazard.

Subs: Caballero, Christensen, Rudiger, Zappacosta, Scott, Musonda, Pedro

Team news: Chelsea

David Luiz presents a possible option in midfield. In theory, anyway. Antonio Conte seemed resistance to the idea of shifting the Brazilian forwards when speaking to the press on Friday.

"David is one of the best central defenders. If I can, I prefer to not change a lot as you find a solution and you lose something with the defence," Conte said. "When I decided to use him in the midfielder against Tottenham, it could be an option if I play with three midfielders. I don't want to change a lot, but if there is the necessity I am ready to do this. Or give an opportunity to young players like Ampadu or Scott."

Team news: Chelsea

Alvaro Morata's injury dominated the Blues news agenda before the international break but things are looking rather positive for the Spain international. While today's match in south east London comes too soon for him, Conte expects to have him back for the visit of Roma in the Champions League midweek. Surely that means a starting role for Michy Batshuayi this afternoon?

Michy Batshuayi

Team news: Chelsea

Midfield options for the Blues are scarce once again with N'Golo Kante looking at up to 25 days on the sidelines due to a hamstring problem suffered while on international duty.

With Danny Drinkwater still sidelined with a calf issue, Antonio Conte explained on Friday he might be forced to look towards the youth ranks to fill the void.

"We were not lucky in this period above all in midfield. We have only Bakayoko and Fabregas available," Conte pointed out. "We have to approach seven games in one month and we have to find different solutions in this period: to adapt some defenders in midfield, or give opportunities to young players like Scott or Ampadu."

Ethan Ampadu
Reuters

Hodgson also provided an update of sorts on Christian Benteke, who suffered a knee injury during Palace's 5-0 defeat by Manchester City: "[Christian] Benteke will be out for a while yet. We'll rejoice when the leg brace comes off, but he'll then have rehab.

Team news: Crystal Palace

It isn't all good news for Palace, however. The Eagles may be without goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey for the visit of the Premier League champions after he suffered a slight knock during his country's 1-0 World Cup qualifying defeat by the Republic of Ireland. On Friday, Hodgson was still waiting for the results of a scan to find out whether or not Hennessey can play.

Team news: Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson is set to include attacker Wilfried Zaha in his squad today. Zaha has missed the Eagles' last eight matches with a knee problem but returned to training a fortnight ago and has worked his way back into first-team contention.

Wilfried Zaha
Zaha is set for a return to action against Chelsea. Getty Images

Good afternoon all. We've got three games in store for you from 3pm this afternoon, with Chelsea looking to put that defeat to Manchester City last time out behind them at Crystal Palace, who are still to score a goal or register a point having broken records in mediocrity this term.

Surely it will be a straight forward win for the champions, right? A returning Wilfried Zaha against a side without N'Golo Kante and Alvaro Morata may be looking to spring another surprise on Antonio Conte...

Tottenham Hotspur, a point ahead of their London rivals, will be hoping to close the gap on the Manchester clubs at home to Bournemouth, although Manchester City will be looking to at the very least keep the gap the same as they welcome Stoke City to the Etihad Stadium, possibly with Sergio Aguero fit once again.

Stick around, we have all your team news on the way.

3pm kick-offs:
Crystal Palace vs Chelsea
Burnley vs West Ham
Manchester City vs Stoke City
Swansea City vs Huddersfield Town
Tottenham vs Bournemouth