The hosts bring on Will Hughes in midfield for Cheick Doucoure, who picked up an injury towards the end of the first half.

Fulham close to doubling their advantage right from the off as Andreas Pereira arrives on a cross to sidefoot just wide. West Ham were sleeping.

And we're away again!

West Ham needed changes and here they come - Crysencio Summerville and Lucas Paqueta are on for Michail Antonio and Tomas Soucek.

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Murillo has had a stormer in this first half.

Forest go in at the break level and they will be delighted. Liverpool hit the post with Diaz and Jota had a golden opportunity.

There's a bit of frustration in this stadium, Liverpool haven't been at the level which they were at before the international break.

Southampton

Southampton manager Russell Martin, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "Any level when you don't respond to a setback, we were brilliant up to that point then we missed the penalty and it changes the atmosphere, changes the momentum a little bit.

"But if you defend set plays in that way, that's not about Premier League talent, that's not defending properly. That's a mentality thing. I'm sure people will point to that being the Premier League and being punished but we have to defend better at whatever level we're at."

On the second half: "It's difficult because they do things at 2-0 up that they don't do at 0-0 when there's a bit of tension in their game because of the problems we caused them.

"But we were still in the game, the longer it went on, I felt we were getting into it a bit more than we get a man sent off and it's almost impossible to claw it back. Then it is about avoiding too much damage."

On need to get first point: "Then everyone relaxes. I feel that we're so close to being very, very good and very competitive. But we can't keep defending second-phase set plays like we did today."

A third consecutive Erling Haaland hat-trick incoming?

Both teams have actually had seven shots with Brentford hitting five on target to Manchester City's three.

You've got to make them count.

A neat finish from 37-year-old Jamie Vardy is the difference at the break.

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BBC Sport at Anfield

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Not a classic.

Liverpool frustrated - they did hit the post but Forest have defended pretty well.

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Brighton - without the injured Joao Pedro - knocking on the door but Ipswich holding firm, thanks to a couple of fine saves from Arijanet Muric.

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Yoane Wissa looks to be in some discomfort with his left ankle after that Mateo Kovacic challenge.

He's going to have to come off and it's Kevin Schade who will replace him.

Wissa hobbles off and that's a blow for Brentford. He has scored three goals in four Premier League games so far this season.

Raul Jimenez's touch the difference.

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Crystal Palace are dominating possession and territory, but - in old-school Leicester style - they're a threat on the break, largely thanks to Jamie Vardy.

A Marc Guehi error gives the Foxes a sniff this time and Vardy finds Mavididi, who misses the target.

Ahhh, decision making lets Fulham down. A lovely sweeping attack sees Alex Iwobi progress the ball down the left, it's swept out wide and they have two men over. Raul Jimenez has to either shoot first time or play a ball to the back post and he does neither, touching it inside and it's cut out.

Alex Moreno had just shown tremendous pace to get back and bail Forest out of danger and he's now in the book for chopping down Diogo Jota after a bouncing ball ran the forward's way. A good signing in my book.