Match talking points will appear here before kick-off.

• 1
  Hull City are unbeaten after their first three Premier League games back in the top flight — wins over Manchester United and Coventry, plus a goalless draw at Aston Villa. They haven't conceded a single goal yet either, which for a newly promoted side is a genuinely remarkable start.
• 2
  Beating Manchester United in their first few weeks back among the elite is the kind of result Hull fans will be telling people about for years. It doesn't matter how the rest of the season goes — that one's banked.
• 3
  Most promoted clubs take a few months to stop looking overawed by the step up. Hull look like they've done their homework instead, playing with a level of composure that's caught a lot of people off guard.
• 4
  No promoted side keeps a zero in the goals-conceded column all season, so this record won't last forever. Enjoy it while it's there rather than assuming it's the new normal — Hull fans certainly are.
• 5
  This is a club and fanbase that deserve nothing but warmth right now — a hard-earned promotion followed by the best possible start to life back in the top flight. Don't be the person who immediately points out it can't last.

• 1
  Aston Villa tore up most of their spine this summer, selling Morgan Rogers to Chelsea for £120m — the biggest transfer fee ever paid between two English clubs. Bring that stat up and watch a Villa fan wince and nod at the same time.
• 2
  Villa's World Cup-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez also left for Chelsea, for a fee that raised eyebrows — just £7.5m for a player of that pedigree. It says a lot about how much the club wanted the wages off their books rather than about his ability.
• 3
  Coming the other way was striker Nicolas Jackson, arriving from Chelsea for £65m, in a summer where the two clubs basically swapped chunks of their squads. Point that irony out and you'll sound sharper than most pundits on the radio phone-in.
• 4
  With Ollie Watkins also gone (to Al Hilal) and a host of new faces still bedding in, Unai Emery is effectively rebuilding on the fly. It's the kind of overhaul that needs patience — worth telling whoever you're talking to not to judge this Villa side on early results alone.
• 5
  The bright spot: Villa beat Club Brugge 3-2 in their Champions League opener, their first win of the campaign. Handy to know if you want to sound like you're following more than just the league table.