Tottenham forward Richarlison heads the ball down and it won't quite land to Dominic Solanke.

Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on 5 Sports Extra

This is the problem for Nottingham Forest because as soon as they open up, Aston Villa attack with such pace and accuracy that it's going to be difficult.

Tottenham win their first corner of the game. Pedro Porro swings it in and it's headed off the line. The wind is clearly blowing the corners towards the goal here as it's happened at both ends.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the City Ground

It took a while for the Aston Villa fans to realise they had scored, with the ball barely making the net ripple.

Forest were opened up too easily and Murillo got in a muddle to bundle the ball past Matz Sels.

Sels has also just kept Forest from going 2-0 down as Ollie Watkins was well onside after going through. Had he scored it would have stood.

Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on 5 Sports Extra

Such a beautifully crafted goal from Aston Villa. Even thought it goes in off a Forest player, there's excellent build up.

Slight concern for Crystal Palace as Brennan Johnson is down on the floor holding his ankle.

It looks like Ismaila Sarr is about to come on in his place but Johnson gets back on his feet after some medical attention and Oliver Glasner instructs the Senegal international to settle back in among the substitutes.

That could and perhaps should be 2-0 to Villa.

Ollie Watkins is through on goal, but his stabbed finish is tipped wide by Matz Sels. The offside flag goes up, but replays should that the Villa striker was in fact onside. It would have stood.

Spurs are one of two teams yet to be awarded a penalty in the Premier League this season.

Randal Kolo Muani was in a bit of an Omar Alderete and Luke O'Nien sandwich for that incident. Well he was the sandwich filling and they were the bread. Neither slice of bread fouled him in the end.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadium of Light

If Kolo Muani hadn't gone looking for it he would have been fouled anyway by the Sunderland player sliding in. Instead he actually fouls Alderete, he throws the leg out.

Anthony Gordon has scored in three consecutive Premier League matches.

He finds himself in a promising position here and gets his shot away from the edge of the box, but no way through a sea of Crystal Palace defenders.

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It's overturned. No penalty for Spurs. Randal Kolo Muani was not fouled.

Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter at Selhurst Park

Both sets of supporters have joined in a minute's applause in memory of Crystal Palace fan Rory Wilder, who sadly died at the age of just 18. A lovely tribute.

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Referee Robert Jones is told to go to the screen which more often that not would indicate this would be overturned.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadium of Light

If I was refereeing it I wouldn't give a penalty for that. Kolo Muani throws his right leg out and initiates the challenge.

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Now we wait for the word from VAR.

A throw-in for Newcastle in the final third. Tino Livramento hurls the ball into a busy six-yard box before Chris Richards clears the danger.

This game is still searching for a spark.

Sunderland's players are stunned as the referee points to the spot following Luke O'Nien's sliding tackle on Randal Kolo Muani.

John McGinn produces a lovely spin and looks to play in Matty Cash down the right, but across comes Neco Williams with a full-blooded tackle.

One for the defensive purists that.