Conor Coady
Former Everton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Another brilliant bit of play from one side to the other from Everton.

That was the first cross of the game that has been on the money. McNeil does well to come from deep too.

Superb header by Dwight McNeil as he gets his head to a cross but Bernd Leno is equal to it.

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Conor Coady
Former Everton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's just on the edge this game.

Goodison Park has got a bit louder and that is what Everton want. They have just crept a bit further up the pitch too.

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Raul Jimenez has been a lively presence in the Fulham attack and he wins a free-kick off James Tarkowski midway inside the Everton half. The visitors opt to play the ball back to retain possession instead of going on the attack.

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BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

Everton fans are urging Michael Keane to "shoooot" when the centre-half picks the ball up down the right.

We know he's a good finisher, but even Ronaldinho would struggle to score from there.

Conor Coady
Former Everton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can feel it building now a little bit, in terms of Everton's attacking play.

They are starting to apply some pressure.

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A good header by Dominic Calvert-Lewin from Jack Harrison's cross is nodded behind by Sander Berge.

Everton then win a couple of quick corners but they come to nothing.

Then a great run from Kenny Tete almost pays off for Fulham as he holds off a couple of players on the edge of the box, but his shot is a poor one as it flies over the bar.

Some much-needed excitement in the last couple of minutes.

Conor Coady
Former Everton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a strike from Idrissa Gana Gueye.

It crashes off the crossbar and it seemed very close the offside against Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

A huge roar as Everton fans think they have taken the lead when Dominic Calvert-Lewin taps in after Idrissa Gueye's superb strike had hit the woodwork, but it is disallowed for offside.

VAR checks and confirms the on field decision.

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Everton win their first corner of the game with nearly 30 minutes gone. It is an inswinger from Dwight McNeil but Antonee Robinson heads away.

Chances for Fulham!

A mistake in the Everton defence allows Raul Jimenez to play the ball to Adama Traore inside the box. The angle is tight but he goes for goal, Jordan Pickford saves but Fulham keep the attack alive before Emile Smith Rowe volleys over.

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Wolves

Wolves boss Gary O'Neil, speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm a little bit disappointed with myself really that I started with a five [at the back]. I know we did well with a five against Manchester City and the lads deserved another go at it.

"But I didn't think a five would fit very well against Brighton today but at least we were quick enough to change it at half-time.

"At 85 minutes when Brighton scored their second goal I thought I was going to be stood here answering some more tough questions.

"The players have given an awful lot and if they keep doing that it cannot continue to go against you."

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Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I thought it was a brilliant game. The players delivered an outstanding performance in so many areas of the game, with eleven and ten men. It was a big step forward in terms of the resilience shown, it is disappointing we did not get any points today, but if we can show that character and belief and are competitive every week then things can turn and we can pick up points."

On the period just before half time: "Yes that was very important. We had a pretty big chance to make it 3-0 and at 3-0 you know you can defend your lead even more stoutly and it is hard to come back from. It was perhaps the only moment we dropped our level on intensity and they executed well and scored two goals.

"Two nil at half time would have been good, three nil almost perfect, but you know here the game is not done. We did so many things right across the game, on and off the ball and with eleven and ten men which will stand us in good stead going forwards, and if we do those things we will give ourselves a chance."

On positives: "The biggest thing is psychologically. We have had so many last minute issues and injuries where we have had to change plans, right up until this morning at the hotel, so there has been a massive disruption from five or six days ago. We are having debuts every week, so how the players performed individually was superb.

"We suffered when we had to suffer, we were aggressive when we had the chance and we were resilient too. A lot of things we did were excellent, not perfect because if it was we would not concede the goals but that is what we now need to work on."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery to Sky Sports: "We played a fantastic match. We played I think the best minutes since the start of the season. The first half we controlled the game. At the beginning we were dominating and creating chances. We didn't score, or when we did it was a no goal.

"The second half we started even better than the first half. We were pushing, dominating, creating chances. The goalkeeper was saving a lot of times.

"We scored the goal, fantastic, but we didn't manage the last 10 minutes. We didn't manage because they are a very competitive team always playing to win corners and chances, force mistakes. They scored in the last moment and we have to accept it. But we were fantastic again, really I'm very happy.

"Of course we are very demanding in our own way, but we are having a fantastic season. Today we only got one point and of course we deserved three points, but football is like that, and from the last 10 minutes they deserved to get something and they got it.

"The VAR is for the referees and the referee today did a fantastic job.

"We try to avoid our opponents getting to our box, try to avoid conceding corners. Teams like Bournemouth their style is so direct, quickly getting to the opposition box. We made a mistake in our focus because maybe we were tired, not focused 100%. This is one thing I know we have to improve."

A bit better from Everton as Dwight McNeil sends a free-kick into the box, Abdoulaye Doucoure is up to meet the ball but Bernd Leno makes a comfortable catch.