Southampton's passing out from the back isn't working against Crystal Palace's mean press.

Keeper Aaron Ramsdale panics and launches one long which is well over Adam Armstrong's head and goes out for a throw.

Leicester win a corner and it's cleared by Kevin de Bruyne at the near post but it's cleared the wrong way and he gives away another corner.

The second delivery is a better one from Boubakary Soumare but Nathan Ake heads away from danger.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on Final Score

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A really well worked goal by Wolves.

Rayan Ait Nouri lays a good ball across the box to Hwang Hee-chan, who has a lot to do still, and he wraps his foot around the ball and finds the bottom left hand corner.

There was a block on Brennan Johnson to stop him getting out to the ball, Tottenham want a free kick. It was a very clever and subtle block to make the space.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the King Power Stadium

Leicester have burst into life after being subdued for most of the half and Manchester City's frailties at the back remain. Facundo Buonanotte is unlucky to see his header bounce off the post.

The form City have been in recently they need a second goal to lose the nerves

Chance for Bournemouth as Fulham struggle to clear and David Brooks catches the ball nicely, but Bernd Leno makes a decent diving save.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Tottenham switched off and Wolves took full advantage.

A clever short free-kick saw Hwang Hee-Chan with acres of space at the edge of the box and he curled a finish past Fraser Forster.

There are legitimate questions about how Hwang got free so easily but it is a masterstroke from new manager Vitor Pereira, who offered the South Korean his first league start since August.

Chants for the new manager are ongoing as he could become the first Wolves manager to win his first three games in England's top flight.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

No matter who Iliman Ndiaye is playing for he's a joy to watch.

Ndiaye is the bright spark who has creativity, he is miles above anybody else in this Everton team.

Southampton, building up from the back, give the ball straight to Jean-Philippe Mateta who sets up Eberechi Eze. The Englishman's effort is saved.

The ball is bouncing from Leicester head to Leicester head in the penalty area and Facundo Buonanotte's effort eventually clips the post.

Manchester City are able to scramble it away but it was definitely a scramble.

A fantastic first touch by Iliman Ndiaye enables him to get away from his marker and surge towards the Nottingham Forest box. Space opens up ahead of him but he fluffs his shot, firing well over.

Bournemouth put loads in the box for a long throw which is headed out to Cherries skipper Lewis Cook.

Cook sees his name in lights and strikes the ball first time, but it flies into row z.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at Selhurst Park

It's a different type of challenge for the Palace centre backs coming up against 6ft 7in Southampton striker Paul Onuachu today.

They have already had to defend a lot of high balls aimed towards him as Southampton look to play to his strengths.

Ismaila Sarr sees Southampton keeper Aaron Ramsdale off his line and tries one from inside his own half.

Ramsdale gets back to deal with it though. Easy save.

Erling Haaland picks up the ball centrally outside the area and does really well to shake off a couple of defenders as he drives forward. He slots towards the right-hand corner but it drags just wide.

Should score. It's not going for him is it.

Oooof, very lucky.

A very dodgy back pass from Raul Jimenez puts Evanilson in, but Fulham keeper Bernd Leno does very well to narrow down the angle and tap the ball away from the striker.