It's been an entertaining first half. Ipswich took the lead after 15 minutes with Liam Delap's first goal for the club after joining from Manchester City and he should've headed in a second shortly afterwards.

But Fulham have been the better side ever since and gained a deserved equaliser when the impressive Adama Traore got on the end of Antonee Robinson's cross.

All to play for. Both sides will fancy their chances of getting a win.

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Toti, booked just a few moments ago, comes crashing in on Ibrahim Sangare. The fans want a second yellow but he gets away with it.

MASSIVE chance for Southampton.

The ball falls nicely for Adam Armstrong about six yards out but he cannot make a clean connection.

Toti grabs back Anthony Elanga as he skips past him and it's another yellow card.

Forest fans are still unhappy about a challenge from Jorgen Strand Larsen on Chris Wood a few moments ago which looked like an elbow in the face in the box.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a very comfortable save but it has taken Leicester 44 minutes to have a shot.

Leicester fell behind to a well-worked free-kick and nearly equalise with their own clever set piece. Harry Winks scooped the ball over the Villa defence, but Caleb Okoli could not get a clean contact on the strike.

However, Leicester have had a decent response after falling behind. Oliver Skipp, just outside the penalty area, tries his luck, but Emiliano Martinez is well positioned and can dive forwards on to the shot.

A brilliant pass picks out Callum Hudson-Odoi. It's two-on-two with Anthony Elanga in support but Wolves defend it well.

Matheus Cunha breaks through a wall of bodies on the edge of the box but he's off balance as he skews his effort over the bar.

Two chances for Ipswich in quick succession and it's a really open match this one.

England midfielder Kalvin Phillips, on his home debut for Ipswich, crosses to the back post and Chiedozie Ogbene's header is parried by Bernd Leno, with Sammie Szmodics wastefully firing the rebound over the top.

Southampton are very much in this. Ben Brereton Diaz threads a pass to Adam Armstrong but Brentford are back in numbers and just about get it clear.

Ibrahim Sangare is booked now for a sloppy challenge which kills a Wolves attack down the left.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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They've got to be more positive Leicester, they're keeping the ball at the minute and Villa are saying 'yeah you can have it, we are winning'.

Once they get near the halfway line they've got no idea how to break down this Villa team.

Lovely build-up play from Brentford but they cannot finish. Meanwhile, Jack Stephens has headed a good chance over for Southampton.

The home side are being forced into an early change after an injury to Kristoffer Ajer. Mads Roerslev is coming on.

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Fulham should be ahead. Adama Traore, just after scoring, continues to give Leif Davis nightmares down the right flank. Traore stands up a cross and it is met by the head of Rodrigo Muniz, eight yards out and central.

Muniz should do better than place his effort close to Arijanet Muric, who dives down to his right and holds the ball.

Fulham enjoying a good spell here.

Ipswich captain Sam Morsy, who loves a strong challenge, gets himself into the referee's notebook shortly afterwards with a mistimed tackle and he will need to watch out for the rest of the match.

After a frantic opening half an hour, it's settled down a little bit now in Nottingham.

Wolves are passing the ball around nicely.

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

It had been coming. Villa have been on top and Leicester were living dangerously. The Foxes were caught cold by a really neat free-kick routine.

It came from Oliver Skipp's foul on Ollie Watkins, although the Foxes were unhappy with the award and the home fans let referee David Coote know their feelings.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Final Score

It's an open game, Everton have some more attacking prowess.

It's a little bit better from Everton.

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First shot on target comes from Iliman Ndiaye but it's saved by Kepa on his Bournemouth debut. The chance came from a corner headed into Ndiaye's path by Dominic Calvert-Lewin.