Ok so after the red card THREE Chelsea players were all booked for dissent - Tosin Adarabioyo, Enzo Fernandez and Cole Palmer. And Fulham boss Marco Silva.

Harrison Armstrong is clever with his ball into the box but his team-mates weren't quite on the same wavelength.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United reporter at Turf Moor

No-one looks like being affected more by Ruben Amorim's departure than Kobbie Mainoo.

It seemed certain Mainoo was going to leave Manchester United this month given he was so frustrated and unhappy at his lack of game time.

He is back on the bench tonight but crucially, it looks like Darren Fletcher has abandoned the three-at-the-back concept, which opens up an extra place in midfield.

It will be interesting to see whether he starts against Brighton in the FA Cup on Sunday.

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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea defender Marc Cucurella is sent off for a last man foul after pulling back Harry Wilson when he was through on goal.

It is Chelsea's seventh red card of the season or eighth if you include Enzo Maresca's against Liverpool. Enzo Fernandez and Tosin Adarabioyo were booked since the red card for complaining about the decision.

Harry Wilson's free-kick is blocked and Raul Jimenez's shot from the rebound is also blocked.

Play is stopped to allow Xavi Simons to retrieve his boot after it came off during a challenge.

Erling Haaland can't end his so-called goal drought just yet as he glances a header well wide.

Youri Tielemans threads a ball through for Ollie Watkins but Dean Henderson is sharp off his line and smothers the Villa striker before he can finish.

The free-kick hasn't been taken yet. The ref has been too busy showing cards to everyone.

Fulham boss Marco Silva is definitely shown a yellow card now.

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Shamoon Hafez
Football news reporter at Etihad Stadium

It all feels a little flat at the moment.

Man City's cobbled team are trying to get something going, while there is little energy from the fans in attendance.

There needs a spark to bring this match into life.

Maybe Cole Palmer was booked too. I'll get this cleared up in a minute.

Chelsea duo Tosin Adarabioyo and Enzo Fernandez are both booked for dissent. Proper head loss here from Chelsea.

Decent stuff from Hwang Hee-chan as he wins Wolves their first corner.

There was a VAR check to see if it should be a penalty to Fulham, but it's "just" a free-kick and red card.

Igor Thiago zips an effort across the face of the Sunderland goal with his left peg from Kevin Schade's pass.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Michael Keane once again showed his striker's instinct with that crisp finish to put Everton ahead against Wolves. He is the most clinical finisher at the club - certainly more ruthless in front goal than recognised strikers Thierno Barry and Beto.

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Everton have their tails up. Vitalii Mykolenko is in space and fancies a pop at goal but he can't direct it on target.

Chelsea are down to 10!

Bernd Leno punts the ball up the pitch and Harry Wilson is is on goal before being hauled down by Marc Cucurella on the edge of the area.

A clear foul and a clear goalscoring opportunity. Red card.

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