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21:12 BST - A 'talking points' piece is now available our website. It takes a look at the key results from the last few days, as Premier League title rivals make winning starts to the season. Read it here.
20:00 BST - A bit of post-match reaction from Old Trafford for you...
Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya told Sky Sports: "The quality wasn't there. We weren't on our best day with the ball.
"Defensively, we weren't at our best, so that was a hard fight. We got our goal in the first half with a corner, and from there we just fought until the end.
"Credit to the boys for getting the clean sheet. We know we could have lost the game, but football is like this. Days like this is when the three points count."
Man Utd boss Ruben Amorim to Sky Sports: "The most important thing - we were not boring!
“We were more aggressive than last year. We sprinted more. We were more brave. We lost fewer balls in the build-up compared to last year. And then the small things we talk about in the beginning of the season.
"Players like (Matheus) Cunha and Bryan (Mbeumo) can elevate the stadium."
18:24 BST - FULL-TIME: Manchester United 0-1 Arsenal. Three points on the board for the Gunners, and an unwelcome fixture now checked off the calendar. Read our report here.
17:53 BST - And now Benjamin Sesko is on for his Man Utd debut! Mason Mount makes way for the Slovenian, and Manuel Ugarte comes on for Casemiro.
17:49 BST - An hour in and that's Viktor Gyokeres' full Arsenal debut over with, as he's replaced by Kai Havertz. Gabriel Martinelli also makes way for Noni Madueke.
17:44 BST - Amad Diallo has replaced Diogo Dalot as Man Utd look for an equaliser. Still 0-0.
17:33 BST - We are back underway at Old Trafford.
17:17 BST - HALF-TIME: Manchester United 0-1 Arsenal. A set-piece goal by Riccardo Calafiori is the difference at the break.
16:44 BST - GOAL! Arsenal have taken the lead at Old Trafford! It's Riccardo Calafiori, and it's 1-0.
16:39 BST - Speaking after his side's win. Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo told BBC Sport: "Very pleased with how we started the game and the football we played. We were solid in our defending - it was a very good first half.
"The combinations were really good, beautiful goals.
"Pre-season was not very good. Chris Wood delivers when it really matters, so we are delighted."
16:35 BST - Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner, once again, referred to the future of two of his players after his team's 0-0 draw at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge.
"The 15, 16 players who had the most minutes last year are still here," he told Sky Sports.
"There are a lot of rumours about Eberechi Eze and Marc Guehi, but they were 100 per cent with this group in Crystal Palace, and they have proved that in a big way."
16:30 BST - We are underway in Greater Manchester! Stick with us for all the key updates.
16:08 BST - Up next for us, Manchester United play the role of hosts to old rivals Arsenal at Old Trafford.
15:58 BST - FULL-TIME: A resounding win for Forest, who have thrashed Brentford 3-1, and a goalless draw between Chelsea and Palace.
Chelsea 0-0 Palace. A frustrating afternoon for the Blues, but it's perhaps the visiting Eagles who may feel the most annoyed by the stalemate. Read our full report here.
Forest 3-1 Brentford. Two goals for Chris Wood and three points in the bag for Forest. Read our report here.
15:53 BST - There are about five minutes left in both of this afternoon's matches. Will Chelsea or Palace be able to break the deadlock?
15:50 BST - Crystal Palace fans gave their star man, Eberechi Eze, a warm reception as he was subbed off. Check it out below.
15:39 BST - GOAL! It's a penalty converted by Igor Thiago to give Brentford a late lifeline at Forest. 3-1.
15:20 BST - The team news for this evening's blockbuster clash between Manchester United and Arsenal is now available. Check it out below.
Notably, Benjamin Sesko starts on the bench while Viktor Gyokeres gets the nod from the whistle.
15:06 BST - We are back underway around the grounds!
14:51 BST - HALF-TIME: Chelsea and Palace are still locked in a stalemate, while Forest are running riot against Brentford.
Chelsea 0-0 Crystal Palace
Forest 3-0 Brentford
14:48 BST - GOAL! It's another for Forest against Brentford, and another for Wood! Brentford are in a spot of trouble, 3-0.
14:43 BST - GOAL! Dan Ndoye has doubled Forest's lead over Brentford! 2-0.
14:17 BST - NO GOAL! It looked as if Eze had just put Palace ahead against Chelsea, but a VAR review chalked off what would have been a collector's item of a strike for an apparent obstruction in the box.
14:06 BST - GOAL! Forest have taken an early lead over Brentford at the City Ground. Chris Wood picks up where he left off last season! 1-0.
14:00 BST - We are underway around the grounds! Stick with us for all the key updates as Chelsea face Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest take on Brentford.
13:34 BST - Speaking ahead of his side's match against Chelsea, Palace boss Oliver Glasner attempted to pour cold water on some rumours concerning two of his players.
He told Sky Sports: "Marc (Guehi) and Eze trained well the whole week. Of course, there is no reason not to start them. Don't believe everything you read in the newspapers."
12:48 BST - The team news for the 2pm kick-offs and some big news in London and Nottingham have arrived.
Eberechi Eze starts for Crystal Palace against Chelsea despite interest from Tottenham, and so too does Marc Guehi, despite transfer speculation linking him to Liverpool.
Chelsea v Crystal Palace starting line-up:
Over at the City Ground, Yoann Wissa is not in the Nottingham Forest squad amid interest from Newcastle, but new signings Caoimhin Keller, Michael Kayode and Antoni Milambo get the nod for Brentford.
Jordan Henderson is on the bench for the Bees.
Nottingham Forest v Brentford starting line-up:
10:05 BST - Eberechi Eze is reportedly set to start for Crystal Palace today despite being heavily linked to London rivals Tottenham.
09:25 BST - Several players are expected to make their Premier League debut later, with Arsenal's Viktor Gyokeres and Man Utd's Benjamin Sesko the most hotly anticipated.
09:00 BST - Good morning, and what a day we have in store!
After thumping wins for Man City and Tottenham yesterday, all eyes are on Club World Cup winners Chelsea and how they will fare against Community Shield winners Crystal Palace, whether Nottingham Forest can emulate their superb season as they kick off at home to Brentford, and if Man Utd can turn the corner against one of the title favourites, Arsenal.
We have a blockbuster few hours ahead of us, and you can keep up-to-date with all the latest news right here.
Here's how today shapes up:
Chelsea v Crystal Palace - 2pm
Nottingham Forest v Brentford - 2pm
Man Utd v Arsenal - 4.30pm
Saturday, August 17th
20:51 BST - That about wraps things up for us tonight! Thanks for joining.
See you again tomorrow as Chelsea host Crystal Palace, Brentford travel to Nottingham Forest, and Manchester United take on Arsenal at Old Trafford in this weekend's most eye-catching affair.
20:24 BST - Speaking after City's 4-0 win over Wolves, Pep Guardiola told Sky Sports: "First half good, second no. The attitude and many things were good, but the second half, they were better in certain moments, but it's good to improve, winning 4-0.
"In the first game, you never know. We didn't play many friendlies in pre-season, but many things were good, especially in the first half.
"In the second half, we dropped too much, but maybe that is normal at the beginning of the season."
19:58 BST - "Last season, Man City didn't win the Premier League and that's our main goal," said Tijjani Reijnders after notching two goal contributions on his full City debut this evening.
He told Sky Sports: "We all know what we want and we're all sharp to reach that goal.
"You know what big names were in this club, but it was a proud feeling to join Man City. That's what I want to show, I'm proud to play for this club with a lot of fun and love."
19:30 BST - FULL-TIME: Wolves 0-4 Man City! The Citizens top the table after a confident thrashing of Wolves away from home. Read our report here.
19:22 BST - There will be a minimum of seven minutes of time added on.
19:15 BST - As it stands, City will move to the top of the Premier League table - on goal difference. Start as you mean to go on, as they say.
19:13 BST - GOAL! It's another for City! Rayan Cherki wastes no time in getting in on the action. 4-0!
19:04 BST - Haaland's night is over. He has been replaced by Rayan Cherki, who makes his full City debut.
18:53 BST - GOAL! It's another for City at Wolves as Erling Haaland doubles up for a brace. 3-0.
It's an assist for Reijnders, who becomes only the second player to both score and assist on their Premier League debut for City after Sergio Aguero in 2011.
18:37 BST - We are back underway in Wolverhampton!
18:20 BST - HALF-TIME! The whistle blows and Man City are 2-0 up at the break. Wolves have a mountain to climb.
18:15 BST - There will be five minutes of time added on.
18:07 BST - GOAL! Wolves 0-2 Man City - Oscar Bobb latches on to a loose ball from Emmanuel Agbadou and feeds the ball to Tijjani Reijnders who fires past Jose Sa to double City's lead.
What a debut this is for Reijnders! The Dutch international is the 13th different player to score on his Premier League debut while playing for Man City, only Chelsea (22) and Manchester United (20) have given more Premier League debuts for players in which they've scored.
18:04 BST - GOAL! Wolves 0-1 Man City - What timing. Tijjani Reijnders finds a little space to prod the ball to Rico Lewis who sends a low cross for Erling Haaland to tap home. City are up and running!
18:02 BST - We've played 30 minutes at the Molineux Stadium and it's still goalless between Wolves and Man City.
17:50 BST - Thomas Frank got his first Premier League match at Tottenham off to a perfect start with a 3-0 thrashing of Burnley. He told Sky Sports: "I'm extremely happy with the three goals and the clean sheet.
"If I'm brutally honest, I felt we were a little bit out of sync at times but the overall performance was good. I like the mentality and the hard work.
"We worked a lot on crosses, which is big for me, and we scored from two of them. That's an element I was very happy with.
"What a performance from Richarlison. His work rate, his intensity and on top of that two goals - especially the last one - is exceptional. I've just been told there were 17 passes and that all the players touched the ball. That's nice."
Sunderland thumped West Ham 3-0 to win their first match on their return to the top flight. Player of the match Dan Ballard told Sky Sports: "It's amazing to be back in the Premier League, and what a performance to start us off.
"We've had a lot of new signings but there was a lot of quality here, that's the reason we got promoted. I was delighted for the two boys to get their goal as they were so influential last season.
"I felt really confident today, I thought I would get a goal. It was a fantastic ball."
West Ham manager Graham Potter said their performance "wasn't good at all."
Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "Very disappointing. I thought the first half was good - we controlled the game for large periods in a hostile environment.
"The first goal isn't good enough from our perspective, and then the game becomes difficult for us.
"We've got a big game on Friday in front of our own supporters. We have to react and do a lot better."
After conceding a 97th minute equaliser to Fulham, Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler told BBC Sport: "For sure it feels painful. It's really important to take the positives away. We played well and defended good.
"We should score the second goal and I think the game would be over. That's football.
"We controlled most of the first half, although there were not a load of chances. We had to be patient."
17:46 BST - Man City have enjoyed 74% possession so far and are pinging the ball around with 112 completed passes already (compared to Wolves' 31), but they have yet to have an effort towards goal.
17:30 BST - We're underway at the Molineux Stadium.
17:28 BST - A minute's applause is held for Diogo Jota and Andre Silva as a giant tifo is unfurled.
Jota's former team mate at Wolves and Portugal, Ruben Neves, and his former international manager Roberto Martinez are among those watching on.
17:13 BST - What a return to the Premier League for Sunderland and their star man Dan Ballard, who scored a Flashscore rating of 9.2 in their opening match against West Ham.
17:00 BST - We are thirty minutes away from the final match of the day as Wolves host Man City.
16:56 BST - FULL-TIME - Brighton 1-1 Fulham
Muniz scores late Fulham leveller to share points with Brighton in opener. Read the match report here.
16:55 BST - FULL-TIME - Sunderland 3-0 West Ham
Sunderland make winning return to Premier League with win over West Ham. Read the match report here.
16:54 BST - GOAL! Brighton 1-1 Fulham - Deep into injury time and Fulham have found an equaliser! Rodrigo Muniz slams home to break Brighton's hearts.
16:52 BST - FULL-TIME - Tottenham 3-0 Burnley
Richarlison runs riot as Tottenham bounce back to beat returning Burnley. Read the match report here.
16:49 BST - GOAL! Sunderland 3-0 West Ham - The Stadium of Light is rocking! Wilson Isidor slams home Sunderland's third of the day and they are back in the big time!
16:48 BST - There will be six minutes of time added on at Brighton, seven minutes at Sunderland and just the three at Tottenham.
16:47 BST - The team news has dropped for the final game of the day as Man City travel to Wolves.
16:43 BST - We have around five minutes of normal time remaining. Here's the scores at the moment:
16:31 BST - GOAL! Sunderland 2-0 West Ham - What a result this would be on their Premier League return! Simon Adingra tees up Daniel Ballard to head home and the Black Cats are 15 minutes away from their first win of the season.
16:25 BST - GOAL! Tottenham 3-0 Burnley - Spurs are running riot and Brennan Johnson thumps home a third. Burnley are in real danger here.
16:18 BST - GOAL! Sunderland 1-0 West Ham - The Black Cats are in dreamland! Eliezer Mayenda leaps highest and thumps a header into the bottom corner. The Stadium of Light erupts.
16:18 BST - GOAL! Tottenham 2-0 Burnley - Heartbreak for Burnley. Mohammed Kudus hangs the ball up brilliantly for Richarlison to fire a stunning volley past Martin Dubravka. Super goal!
16:13 BST - GOAL! Brighton 1-0 Fulham - Matt O'Riley whollops his shot into the bottom corner giving Bernd Leno no chance.
Brighton have avoided defeat in their last 14 matches when scoring first in the Premier League, since a 1-2 loss to Liverpool on 2nd November 2024.
16:11 BST - PENALTY! Brighton have the chance to take the lead. Georginio Rutter charges into the box and is brought down by Sander Berge.
16:03 BST - We're back underway!
16:02 BST - Fulham and Brighton will hope for a much better half; Bernd Leno had more touches of the ball (34) than any other Fulham player in the first half, while Brighton forward Georginio Rutter failed to complete a single pass.
15:48 BST - HALF-TIME! Tottenham 1-0 Burnley
15:47 BST - HALF-TIME! Brighton 0-0 Fulham
15:46 BST - HALF-TIME! Sunderland 0-0 West Ham
15:43 BST - Burnley have been peppering the Spurs goal since falling a goal behind. Elsewhere Brighton are on top against Fulham while Sunderland are holding firm at home to West Ham, but both matches are still goalless.
We're approaching the end of the first half.
15:25 BST - We've had 25 minutes and it's still goalless between Brighton and Fulham and Sunderland against West Ham, with very few chances in either game.
15:11 BST - GOAL! Tottenham 1-0 Burnley - Richarlison opens the scoring for Spurs against the newly-promoted side.
Burnley have failed to win any of their last 25 matches when conceding the first goal in the Premier League, since a victory over Watford on 30th April 2022.
15:04 BST - Brighton's Yankuba Minteh has the ball in the net, but the goal is disallowed through VAR.
15:00 BST - We're underway!
14:57 BST - The teams are walking out onto the pitch in Brighton, Sunderland and North London. Stay with us for all the updates!
14:48 BST - Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has heaped praise on his team after their draw to Aston Villa.
Speaking to TNT Sports, he said: "With the way we played, I think we deserved more. We were excellent in the first half. We just couldn’t score.
"Until the red card, that wasn't our best period in the game. I can't fault the players today, I thought they were magnificent."
14:26 BST - Here's a reminder of fixtures today:
Brighton v Fulham - 3pm
Sunderland v West Ham - 3pm
Tottenham v Burnley - 3pm
Wolves v Man City - 5.30pm
14:24 BST - FULL-TIME! 10-man Aston Villa hold Newcastle to a goalless draw.
You can read the match report here.
It was mostly one-way traffic at Villa Park this afternoon.
14:16 BST - We are in to six minutes of time added on.
14:03 BST - Aston Villa have been shown three red cards in their last four Premier League games, as many as in their previous 56 matches in the competition. Konsa has also been shown his third red card in the Premier League with only Lee Hendrie (four) receiving more for Aston Villa in the competition.
Can they hang on?
13:54 BST - The team news has dropped for the three 3pm kick-offs. Scroll down below to see who is starting.
13:53 BST - RED CARD! Newcastle break and Anthony Gordon is clean through on goal - but Ezri Konsa pulls him back! It's a clear red card and Aston Villa are down to 10 with around 25 minutes to play.
13:47 BST - The award for worst free-kick of the season should be handed out already.
Dan Burn and Fabian Schar clatter in to each other as they try to whack the ball goalwards from a looping cross.
13:39 BST - Away from Villa Park for a moment as we'll bring team news for our 3pm kick-offs shortly, with Brighton, Fulham, Sunderland, West Ham, Tottenham and Burnley all in action.
13:32 BST - There are no changes at the break and Aston Villa get us back underway for the second half.
13:17 BST - HALF-TIME: And the whistle blows for the break. Newcastle very much on top and Aston Villa will breathe a sigh of relief that it's still goalless.
The last time Villa failed to have a single shot in the first half of a Premier League game was back in March 2022, against Arsenal at Villa Park.
13:04 BST - We've played over 30 minutes and Newcastle have been the better side by a distance. They've had eight shots on goal with two on target, while Villa are yet to have a shot and have had only two touches in the Newcastle box.
Newcastle's xG is 1.16 compared to Villa's 0.00.
12:59 BST - Some breaking news from LaLiga and Marcus Rashford has been registered in time to play for Barcelona against Mallorca at 6.30pm tonight.
The Catalans were scrambling to register players having spent more on signings and wages than they have generated in revenue, but Rashford will be part of the travelling squad.
You can read more on this story here.
12:44 BST - Gordon and Elanga have gone close for Newcastle in a frantic opening for both sides, but it's still 0-0.
12:30 BST - And we're underway at Villa Park.
12:25 BST - We're moments away from kick-off.
12:05 BST - Newcastle defender Dan Burn says the club are "tight-knit" and can manage without star striker Alexander Isak.
"We've got quite a tight-knit group and we just get on with it. We've got players who need to step up... we're ready to go," he told TNT Sports.
One player they will be looking to is Harvey Barnes. The striker has contributed 10 goals in his last 10 Premier League appearances against Villa (6 goals, 4 assists), his best output in terms of goal involvements against an opponent in the competition.
11:30 BST - We're one hour away from kick-off at Villa Park.
11:16 BST - The team news has arrived!
Marc Bizot makes his debut for Aston Villa with Emiliano Martinez suspended after his red card on the final day of last season, and Donyell Malen starts on the bench despite his brilliant pre-season form.
For Newcastle, Anthony Elanga makes his debut and they will be relying on Anthony Gordon to grab the goals in the absence of Alexander Isak. The Geordies have failed to win any of their last five Premier League games without Isak (D3 L2), failing to score in each of the last three.
11:05 BST - Newcastle's Malick Thiaw has arrived at Villa Park and could make his debut following his £35m arrival from AC Milan.
We'll have team news shortly.
10:10 BST - In the build-up to the first match of the afternoon, TNT Sports sits down with Villa manager Unai Emery, their head of football operations Monchi, and director of football operations Damian Vidagany to discuss the challenges of competing at the top.
10:00 BST - Hello and welcome along to the opening weekend of the new Premier League season!
After Liverpool edged Bournemouth in a six-goal Anfield thriller last night, what can we expect today?
It's set to be an intriguing afternoon with an Isak-less Newcastle heading to Aston Villa, and two of the three promoted teams in action before Man City take on Wolves in the later kick-off.
Stay with us for all the twists and turns!
Here's today's line-up:
Aston Villa v Newcastle - 12:30pm
Brighton v Fulham - 3pm
Sunderland v West Ham - 3pm
Tottenham v Burnley - 3pm
Wolves v Man City - 5.30pm