Sunderland are in the Europa League, as it stands!

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the City Ground

Morgan Gibbs-White points to his chest and holds up all 10 digits.

A message to Thomas Tuchel.

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Fantastic save from Mads Hermansen!

Leeds so nearly break the deadlock as Lukas Nmecha shows brilliant feet in the West Ham box, beats his man and squares it for Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

First time shot from the striker but Hermansen comes flying out to make the all-important stop.

Kevin Danso rises highest to win the header from the corner and it might be heading in but Richarlison is in the way and takes all the pace of the effort.

Jordan Pickford comfortably collects.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall doesn't get the shout that's he's under pressure and Tottenham steal possession through Pedro Porro and break with a line of six attacking options.

Joao Palhinha decides to ignore the other five in preference of shooting and it's the wrong choice as Everton block away for a corner.

Iliman Ndiaye weaves his way beyond a couple of challenges and scuffs a shot, which almost falls kindly for Thierno Barry. Tottenham manage to get a vital touch to put it behind for a corner.

Everton are unable to make the corner count, although it's far from convincing defending from Tottenham.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport Chief Football News Reporter at the American Express Stadium

Manchester United's fans are bidding farewell to Pep Guardiola at Brighton this afternoon.

I won't repeat exactly what they are singing but it is basically goodbye, with a reference to those outstanding 115 charges.

Mateus Mane agains strides forward for Wolves but goes alone when the pass to Rodrigo Gomes looks a better option.

The 18-year-old is told in no uncertain terms as well by his team-mate when the shot is blocked.

Matt Jarvis
Former West Ham on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

Leeds are so comfortable in possession. They are just passing it across the back and in to midfield. They are looking to go forward but they are happy to keep possession at the moment because of the heat.

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Bournemouth can't get a grip of Morgan Gibbs-White. He breaks forward, knocks it past James Hill on the edge of the box and trips the Forest skipper.

Djed Spence gets into a bit of trouble on the edge of his own box but Pedro Porro is there to sweep up the danger.

A couple of worrying signs creeping in for Tottenham.

From nowhere, it opens up for Brenden Aaronson about 20 yards out. But the Leeds man turns down the opportunity and West Ham can regroup.

Strange choice from the Leeds man.

Mo Salah holds the ball up for Curtis Jones on the overlap and goes to ground after a coming together with Nathan Collins in the box.

No penalty is given and it's fair - Jones hangs his left leg out looking for the contact there.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

It is incredibly warm and the players won't be used to it. You can see that with the tempo Spurs are playing at, just how susceptible they are because when Everton do get the ball, they are so submissive they drop off immediately. Going forward Spurs look good but without the ball, they look vulnerable.

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Manchester United try to attack on the counter but Bruno Fernandes overcooks his ball towards Amad Diallo. There have been a lot of sloppy passes so far from the visitors.

Tottenham just seem to have lost a little bit of the momentum that they had built up in the opening 20 minutes. It's very warm out there and after a long season, you wonder if there's a bit of fatigue creeping in.

Leeds have a spell of possession with West Ham sitting in inside their own half.

A bit of a breather in this heat perhaps but not a tactic they can afford to stick with for long. They need a goal.

Get it and the pressure ramps up on Tottenham.