Cole Palmer has scored 26 Premier League goals in 2024, level with Erling Haaland, and has broken the Chelsea record for a calendar year, which was set by Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink in 2001.

Bournemouth full-back Milos Kerkez shoots from outside the box but it's saved by Dean Henderson.

Frustration for Morgan Gibbs-White as he brings down Destiny Udogie. Dejan Kulusevski floats in the free-kick but it's straight into the arms of Matz Sels.

Spurs are finding their rhythm here.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

Another magnificent goal, from you know who - Cole Palmer.

It's Cole Palmer's world and we're all living in it.

Villa are growing into the game now, their midfield are playing some nice neat passes but Lucas Digne's eventual cross is well charged down. It's a good watch so far.

Everton

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Everton full-back Seamus Coleman speaking to BBC Sport: "It was always going to be a tough shift coming here. They might not be in the best of form, but Manchester City have a side full of good players. Going 1-0 down wasn't easy, but we showed the spirit we have in the group at the moment.

"They have top players and an unbelievable manager. But they are going through a tough time and we felt it was an opportunity today to come away with a point. In the end, we could have got the three points but we are very happy with the point."

On Iliman Ndiaye: "He is capable of lot. He is very talented and very good in the dressing room as well. He has unbelievable work ethic. He has that star quality and he's doing very well with the help of others around him. I think he can still keep improving as well."

On Everton's impressive run: "People would have looked at the fixtures and would have thought Everton have a tough December. We played Wolves at home and we won there comfortably. We then carried that togetherness through. Getting a point here may be better than the three points at home because we had to really work hard and dig in."

First chance of the game as Fulham striker Raul Jimenez turns in the box and shoots but it's an easy save for Robert Sanchez

The hosts are coming into this in a more attacking sense now as Elliot Anderson has a shot closed down on the edge of the box. This game is as fast and ferocious as we expected.

West Ham, playing in all black, have taken control of proceedings on the south coast. An assured start from the Hammers.

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Anthony Gordon has a shooting chance from a very similar position to where he scored but he chokes this one wide under pressure.

Palace's Daniel Munoz picks out Ismaila Sarr, who shuffles past a defender and shoots from inside the box but it's held by the world's most expensive goalkeeper Kepa.

Joe: Biggest problem with Spurs is they have no voice or spine because we have no captain! Son is a great player but he’s a terrible captain!

Jadon Sancho picks out Cole Palmer beyond him in the box but the Chelsea forward's low cross-shot is held by Bernd Leno.

It's a yellow card this time but for Ryan Yates as he lunges in from behind on Son Heung-min.

That's also Yates' fifth booking of the season so he'll miss the game with Everton.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Fulham manager Marco Silva's body language is already very animated. There has been a long discussion with the fourth official about what he thought was an offside, as well as a blast for Alex Iwobi after he gifted possession to Cole Palmer.

Silva clearly wants Fulham to take this game to Chelsea, waving his players forward when they are on the ball.

Troy Deeney
Former Watford striker on BBC Final Score

Bournemouth have shredded the tag of the little club. They are well-drilled and well run. They've got some exciting players.

They've taken players who are seven out of 10 and turned them into nine out of 10. If they win today against a difficult Crystal Palace side, they will be feeling that they should be up there in the European places.

Better from Villa who have struggled in these opening minutes from the intensity of the Newcastle start. John McGinn wins them a free-kick in a good spot.

Good run by Jadon Sancho down Chelsea's left. He clips a cross in which almost reaches Pedro Neto at the far post but Fulham deal with it.

Brennan Johnson is down and in pain after a late challenge from Elliot Anderson. I've no idea how Anderson has managed to escape a booking there.