Coventry 0-0 Hull City, 16 min: It is proving really difficult for Hull City to make any impact at the moment, Stroud did have a chance but it was over the bar.

Coventry 0-0 Hull City, 14 min: It has been all Coventry so far with Hull not getting a foothold at all so far. The conditions are wet but the hosts seem unphased.

Bournemouth 0-0 Everton, 12 min: Everton have come closest to breaking the deadlock with Branthwaite heading a corner goalward but Petrovic makes a cracking save to keep him out.

Coventry 0-0 Hull City, 11 min: Grimes will take the set piece and he pops it in but Coyle heads clear. The secondary play is also snuffed out.

Coventry 0-0 Hull City, 10 min: The referee’s mic pack needed readjusting so there was a bit of a break in play. They are now back underway and Coventry get a free kick on the edge of the box. Coyle gets a yellow card for a shirt pull on Mason-Clark.

Coventry 0-0 Hull City, 8 min: The atmosphere is not dying down, the crowd are in full voice. Awoniyi has been really positive early on and he gets another chance but he is offside.

Bournemouth 0-0 Everton, 6 min: Thierno Barry took a knock and has been receiving treatment for several minutes. He is okay to continue.

Coventry 0-0 Hull City, 5 min: Awoniyi has a chance but it is deflected out for a corner. It’s taken by Grimes but Thomas and McBurnie miss it and it’s cleared.

Bournemouth 0-0 Everton, 4 min: The England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford will look to becoming only the fifth English goalkeeper to keep 100 clean sheets in the Premier League today.

David James, David Seaman, Nigel Martyn and Joe Hart are the other English keepers to do so.

Coventry 0-0 Hull City, 3 min: It may be Hull who are the more confident today despite being away from home. They beat Manchester United last weekend, while Coventry lost to Arsenal.

Coventry 0-0 Hull City, 2 min: It is Coventry’s first Premier League home game in 25 years with their opening top-flight match was away to Arsenal last week. The atmosphere sounds electrifying.

Elversberg have had a great start to their opening Bundesliga game and their story is a good one as the smallest town to ever be promoted into the German top-flight. Do you have any fun facts like that about other football leagues? Get in touch and let me know. Up next, the Premier League kick-offs.

Carlo Cudicini was a very good goalkeeper. However, José Mourinho was ruthless when he became Chelsea manager in 2004. Very good was not good enough. Mourinho wanted the best and one of the main factors behind the Portuguese winning the Premier League during his first season in charge was the decision to replace Cudicini with Petr Cech.

There is an old line about a great goalkeeper being worth 15 points a season. It is not for nothing, for instance, that Brian Clough regarded Peter Shilton as one of his most important signings at Nottingham Forest. Shilton was key when Forest defied the odds by winning the Division One title in 1978 and there are plenty of other examples of promising teams taking the next step only after buying a top No 1.

Among the German teams who have just kicked off is newly promoted Elversberg who are playign against Bayer Leverkusen. They are the smallest town to ever be promoted into the Bundesliga and you can read more about the team here:

There has already been a goal in Germany, update to come.

Liverpool and Nottingham Forest have drawn 2-2 to give the latter their first point of the season. The Reds, meanwhile, seal their second draw from two games so far this season.

Would you like some updates from around Europe? Of course you do:

Víctor Muñoz has levelled the game for Liverpool with a brilliant finish but the question will be if either club will be able to find a winner. Around 10 minutes left at Anfield.

Some of the latest transfer news here for you:

The Liverpool v Nottingham Forest match is turning into a right battle. Alexander Isak equalised for the Reds but Morgan Gibbs-White just slotted a beautiful penalty to put Forest ahead once again. All the updates:

Hull City make one change as Matt Crooks makes way for Hidemasa Morita, who will make his full Hull debut.

Coventry, meanwhile, make three changes from their opening Premier League game against Arsenal. Ephron Mason-Clark, Jack Rudoni and Taiwo Awoniyi come in for Brandon Thomas-Asante, Frank Onyeka and Ellis Simms.

Everton make one change to their starting XI with Harry Hackney benched for James Garner. Both Harrison Armstrong and Iliman Ndiaye start despite being linked to moves to other clubs in the coming days.

Bournemouth, meanwhile, are unchanged in the starting line-up.

The second round of the Premier League kicked off on Friday with Manchester City beating Crystal Palace 4-1, read more here:

The Bundesliga games which we will also keep across are:

• RB Leipzig v Monchengladbach

• Mainz v Paderbom

• Cologne v Hoffenheim

• Union Berlin v Eintracht Frankfurt

• SV Elversberg v Bayer Leverkusen

All of these games have a kick-off time of 2.30pm.

So what Premier League fixtures are there today I hear you ask? Well there is Bournemouth v Everton and Coventry v Hull which we will be covering here and later on there will be a separate blog for Tottenham v Newcastle.

Nottingham Forest currently lead Liverpool at Anfield 1-0, thanks to a lovely finish into the bottom right corner by Dan Ndoye. That game is just getting back underway for its second half so there is still plenty of time for the Reds to turn things around or for Forest to double their lead. Keep up to date: