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Manager of Bournemouth between 2008-2011 and 2012-20.

Manager of Newcastle between 2021-2026.

Surely, Eddie Howe will be watching his two former clubs from somewhere.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport senior journalist

In contrast to the frenzy of bids, talks, "advanced talks", deal sheets and multiple £100m-plus transfers (plus add-ons, of course), Bournemouth was an oasis of calm on deadline day, with no incomings or outgoings.

Cherries fans will breathe a sigh of relief, and accept that the club's hierarchy were true to their word, in that none of their superstars - especially Alex Scott, Eli Junior Kroupi and Rayan - were sold, despite the noise on social media that would have had you believe that all three were as good as signed, sealed and delivered to "big six" clubs.

Scott even mimed putting a telephone down while celebrating his goal against Everton on Saturday. Though he remains under contract at Vitality Stadium for another two seasons, the speculation will return in future windows if he continues to show the form which has brought him a whisker away from an England cap.

Bournemouth

Was keeping Alex Scott, who was subject of a £64m bid from Chelsea in the summer, Bournemouth's best bit of business this summer?

England

Not long before Thomas Tuchel names his first England squad since the World Cup. The Three Lions have four Nations League games between 26 September and 6 October, including world champions Spain at Wembley.

Will Newcastle's Lewis Hall and Bournemouth's Alex Scott be involved after missing out in the summer?

Left-back Hall, 21, was excellent in his side's 2-0 win at Tottenham last week, while former Guernsey midfielder Scott, 23, scored against Everton last weekend.

Hall has four caps but has not featured for England since March.

Tractor Trev: Fair play to Liverpool, they were outstanding going forward in the first 20 minutes and scored two great goals. We grew into the game and worked extremely hard, albeit without managing to convert. Liverpool certainly knew they were in a game, at least after Isak had calmed down! I believe this team is certainly capable of survival and maybe even mid-table.

Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle on facing Bournemouth today:

"It will be the same idea of how we want to play football. This is independent of the opponent, we have a clear way, clear identity and I hope atmosphere will be the same, [just as] emotional, the same energy, definitely, even though the kick-off is a bit earlier, so I also need to adapt to that."

When asked about the transfer window:

"I'm happy. Great job from Ross [Wilson] and his team, really clear idea on all the signings, a young squad in general. Young with huge potential. It's a brave way, but the way we want to go in Newcastle. We are fully committed to working with the lads."

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We'd love to hear all your thoughts and predictions today.

After Bournemouth fans travelled through the night to make it in time for kick-off at Newcastle, what is the earliest - and furthest - you have travelled to watch your beloved team? How much did it cost - and was it worth it?

And with the transfer window now shut, are you happy or worried about your club's business? Has your team overspent - or not spent enough?

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BBC Radio 5 Live

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Today's 5 Live 3pm commentary comes from the City Ground where Nottingham Forest host Tottenham.

One of these clubs are two-time European champions. It's not Spurs.

Ian Dennis is joined on comms by former Everton midfielder Leon Osman.

Then it's up to Hull for the 5.30pm game with Aston Villa. Alistair Bruce-Ball and ex-Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock will be bringing you all the action for that one.

Meanwhile, on 5 Sports Extra Lee Blakeman and former Nottingham Forest defender Luke Chambers are at Etihad Stadium for Manchester City against Coventry City at 3pm.

David: Considering we lost our manager and three of our best players, I feel fairly optimistic about the season ahead. The signings we have made all look good, with Amar Dedic and Sean Steur particularly catching the eye. Cover at left-back is probably the only area we haven't addressed.

Liverpool's first Premier League win since 25 April lifted them up into fifth in the table, but look at this...

Anthony Gordon, Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes might have ditched Newcastle in the summer.

But the Toon Army will celebrate their team going top if Newcastle overcome Bournemouth in the early game.

The Premier League weekend is up and running - and so is Liverpool's season. Alexander Isak scored both goals in a 2-0 win at Ipswich to earn Andoni Iraola his first top-flight win as Reds boss.

Liverpool fans will be relieved Cody Gakpo's proposed £80m move to Manchester City collapsed before the deadline. Gakpo's assists for were as good as Isak's goals.

See for yourself by clicking on the highlights above.

Read the match report here.

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Newcastle v Bournemouth 12:30 BST

Brentford v Sunderland 15:00

Brighton v Leeds 15:00

Fulham v Crystal Palace 15:00

Man City v Coventry City 15:00

Nottingham Forest v Tottenham 15:00

Hull City v Aston Villa 17:30

Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter at St James' Park

Newcastle United head coach Matthias Jaissle has named an unchanged side for the visit of Bournemouth.

The German has gone with the same team which defeated Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 last week.

New signing Matias Fernandez-Pardo is named on the bench following his £51.4m move from Lille.

Newcastle starting line-up: Hornicek, Dedic, Thiaw, Botman, Hall, Miley, Gonzalez, Elanga, Willock, Barnes, Wissa

Subs: Pope, Livramento, Schar, Bamba, Steur, Toure, Fernandez-Pardo, Murphy, Ramsey

Tyler Adams starts as Bournemouth make one change for the trip to St James’ Park.

The midfielder replaces Lewis Cook in the side following the 1-1 draw against Everton last time out.

Bournemouth have not lost any of their last eight Premier League games against Newcastle.

Bournemouth starting line-up: Petrovic, Smith, Hill, Silva, Truffert, Adams, Scott, Rayan, Kluivert, Tavernier, Evanilson

Subs: Gregorio, Brooks, Gannon-Doak, Cook, Diakite, Soler, Christie, Jebbison, Juanlu Sanchez.

Bournemouth

There are seven matches today.

Hull City, who have found life a breeze since winning promotion, are in action in the late game, while Manchester City and Tottenham are both in action at 15:00 BST.

But our first port of call is Newcastle, where Bournemouth fans have started to arrive after travelling through the night to make it in time for kick-off.

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The transfer window is firmly shut for another four months (thank goodness!) - and we can finally get on with talking about the action on the pitch.

Will Enzo Fernandez make a flying start to his Manchester City career after his £125m move from Chelsea?

How will Mykhailo Mudryk do on his Tottenham debut?

Will Hull City be as busy on the pitch against Aston Villa as they were off it on deadline day when they signed six players?

Hello and welcome to today's Premier League coverage.