Chelsea v Aston Villa: Marvelous Nakamba fails to live up to his name, missing Villa’s third.

Wolves v Tottenham: Wolves have missed two spot-kicks against Tottenham. The guilty men: Ruben Neves and Leander Dendoncker.

Chelsea v Aston Villa: Possibly still fuming with the ref, Ashley Young misses Villa’s secopnd penalty, hitting the bar. Romelu Lukaku gives Chelsea the advantage.

Chelsea 1-1 Aston Villa: We’ve had three coin-tosses at Stamford Bridge, where Villa skipper Ashley Young is furious with the referee over his apparent inability to toss a coin properly. To be fair, you’d think that would be an important pre-requisite for the job. How curious.

Full time: Chelsea 1-1 Aston Villa We’ll have penalties at Stamford Bridge.

Full time: Wolves 2-2 Tottenham We’ll also have penalties at Molineux.

Manchester United 0-1 West Ham: Oh no! Mark Noble blows his chance at redemption after that miss on Sunday, latching on to a pass from Jarrod Bowen as West Ham gallop upfield on the counter-attack. With only Dean Henderson to beat and the goal at his mercy, he fires straight at the goalkeeper. Moments previously, Yarmalenko had missed an even easier chance for West Ham, knocking the ball against the foot of the post with an empty goal to aim at from a tight angle.

Manchester United 0-1 West Ham: It’s backs to the wall time for West Ham, who are hanging in there against a Manchester United side that are laying siege to their goal. Mason Greenwood has been a constant thorn in their side since coming on and is hammering on the Hammers’ door, but the visitors remain in the lead.

Chelsea 1-1 Aston Villa: Oof! Having been teed up by Timo Werner, Mason Mount performs a soft-shoe shuffle in the Villa penalty area and rolls a low diagonal effort wide of the far post when scoring looked a formality.

Wolves 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur: John Ruddy gets a strong hand to Harry Kane’s effort to maintain the status quo at Molineux.

Chelsea 1-1 Aston Villa: Close but no cigar for Aston Villa. Anwar El Ghazi doesn’t hit the ball hard enough from an excellent position, making the save easy for Kepa.

Arsenal 1-0 AFC Wimbledon: It remains 1-0 to the Arsenal, as the chant goes, but Eddie Nketiah has missed an opportunity to put the game beyond their League One visitors by hitting the woodwork.

Manchester United 0-1 West Ham: With no VAR avaialable, Nemaja Matic somehow gets away with kneeing Vladimir Coufal in the undercrackers moments after they had contested the ball. That was an outrageous bif of afters. Soon afterwards, Mason Greenwood replaces Juan Mata and misses a one-on-one after being played in behind by a Donny van de Beek ball over the top. Good save from Areola.

Chelsea 1-0 Aston Villa: Oh Timo. Not long after scoring a rare goal, Werner snatches as a shot and prods wide of the upright when scoring looked easier.

Wolves 1-2 Tottenham: Adama Traore is on as a half-time substitute for Wolves and is causing Tottenham all sorts of problems with his marauding runs down the right. It’s Tottenham who have had the most recent goalscoring opportunity, however, with Alphonse Areola getting down to save Harry Kane’s effort from a tight angle.

Manchester United 0-1 West Ham: Jadon Sancho runs in behind the West Ham to volley a Juan Mata dink over the top high and wide.

Chelsea 0-0 Aston Villa: In a reverse-substitution of the one that made such a big difference in Chelsea’s win against Tottenham Hotspur at the weekend, Mason Mount is on in the second half, with N’Golo Kante making way.

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Brighton 2-0 Swansea City: The second half is under way at the Amex Stadium, where Swansea City look much improved after the break. The cross-bar and Brighton goalkeeper Jason Steele have come to the home side’s rescue, as Swansea City pile on the pressure in the early stages of the second half. Korey Smith and Morgan Whittaker were the men who went close.

Millwall 0-0 Leicester: A chance of sorts for Millwall at The Den, where Ben Thompson sends a looping header over the bar to leave the ball nestling on the roof of the Leicester City net.

Chelsea 0-0 Aston: Kepa saves smartly from Aston Villa striker Cameron Archer, who was through on goal and should have scored. The ball breaks to Anwar El Ghazi, whose low drive fizzes narrowly wide.

Chelsea 0-0 Aston Villa: Villa midfielder Morgan Sanson is forced off with injury and replaced by the 17 year old Carney Chukwuemeka, whose big brother Caleb, 19, is also on the bench for the home side.

Manchester United 0-1 West Ham: Craig Dawson leaves a nasty one in on Jadon Sancho, raking his studs down the winger’s achilles as the two of them contested the ball. It’s nasty but goes unpunished.

Millwall 0-0 Leicester City: Just to confirm, this match is taking place.

Chelsea 0-0 Aston Villa: There’s nothing of note to report from Stamford Bridge, beyond the fact that regal Aston Villa fan Prince William is in attendance for what has been an uneventful game against Chelsea so far.

Manchester United 0-1 West Ham: Manchester United have sparked into life in the wake of that West Ham goal and should have a penalty when Mark Noble grabbed a handful of Jesse Lingard’s shirt and hauled him to the ground. Juan Mata has also hit the woodwork for United, while Anthony Martial prodded wide when he should at the very least have hit the target.

Wolves 0-0 Tottenham Hotspur: Awful news for Yerson Mosquera at Molineux, where the 20-year-old has been stretchered off in tears just 10 minutes into his debut.

Wolves 0-0 Tottenham Hotspur: Still looking for their first home goal of the season, Wolves have begun brightly against Spurs. Leander Dendoncker tries his luck but fails to open their account.

Our 7.45pm kick-offs are under way. And at Old Trafford, Jarrod Bowen has just taken the first shot in anger for West Ham. He was teed up by Andriy Yarmalenko but pulled a fairly tame effort wide of the wide upright.

Manchester United v West Ham: The lesser-spotted Phil Jones is on the bench for Manchester United, the defender having been, by his own account, “to hell and back” in recent years with injury. Jones last played for Manchester United in January 2020 before succumbing to a knee injury, the latest in a long catalogue of misfortune to befall the 29-year-old.

“Thankfully, I see the light at the end of the tunnel now, and I’ve been back training, played a few behind-closed-doors games and I’m feeling really good at the minute,” he told Manchester United’s website.

“It’s so good to be back out training with the lads and enjoying being a footballer again because for the last 15 months, it’s been all ‘daddy day care’ and not much football.

“I kept myself in great shape over lockdown and came back. But I remember just training out here [Carrington] and going into the doc and saying ‘enough is enough’. Unfortunately, there was going to be time off the pitch, which I knew was going to be difficult for me, but it was something that I had to do.

“Obviously, I’ve been through hell and back over the last couple of years. I struggled with my knee a little bit and [there] came a point after lockdown where I thought enough was enough.”

Brighton v Swansea City: The Angry Birds Derby is underway at the Amex Stadium in Falmer, where the Seagulls are hosting the Swans. It’s kicked off 15 minutes earlier than the rest of this evening’s fixtures but there’s nothing of note to report so far.

Brighton v Swansea City team news: Brighton manager Graham Potter makes 11 changes from the team that beat Leicester on Sunday. The Seagulls continued their impressive start to the season with a hard-fought win over Leicester, but the cup match also offered an opportunity for a first start for Tariq Lamptey since December. Swansea make nine changes from their recent 3-3 draw with Luton.

Wolves v Tottenham team news: Hwang Hee-chan makes his first Wolves start tonight. The striker is joined up front by Fabio Silva while Yerson Mosquera, the 20-year-old Colombian centre-back, makes his Wolves debut.

Pierluigi Gollini is named in goal for Spurs with skipper Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Bryan Gil also starting as Nuno Espirito Santo returns to his former club for the second time this season.

Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur: Nuno Espírito Santo says Tottenham have lost the “good feeling” from their better-than-expected start to the season as he lamented a raft of problems and questioned his team’s capacity to absorb setbacks. David Hytner reports.

Arsenal v AFC Wimbledon: Wimbledon are on the fringes of the League One play-off places after an impressive start but have this week shifted their focus to their visit to Arsenal in the Carabao Cup third round, writes Ben Fisher. If they score at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday there is a good chance it will stem from a set piece.

Last night’s results

• Brentford 7-0 Oldham
• Burnley 4-1 Rochdale
• Manchester City 6-1 Wycombe Wanderers
• Norwich City 0-3 Liverpool
• Preston 4-1 Cheltenham Town
• QPR 2-2 Everton (QPR win on pens)
• Sheffield United 2-2 Southampton (Southampton win on pens)
• Watford 1-3 Stoke City
• Wigan Athletic 0-2 Sunderland
• Fulham 0-0 Leeds United (Leeds win on pens)