Liverpool are starting to look dangerous - and Alexander Isak is heavily involved. Three attempts by the visitors - one on target.

John McGinn comes away with the ball in a dangerous position but referee Chris Kavanagh stops play with Joao Gomes down after a heavy landing.

Safe to say Villa Park isn't too pleased about that decision.

Liverpool want a penalty!

Ryan Gravenberch goes down right on the edge of the penalty area after a challenge by Soungoutou Magassa.

Referee Darren England waves away Liverpool's appeals and play goes on.

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That's an incredible save!

Great delivery by Joe Gomez and the ball bobbles into the path of Alexander Isak who catches it cleanly but Alphonse Areola keeps it out with his hands.

That was easily the best chance of the game.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

Wolves fans exploded in delight when Jorgen Strand Larsen's shot hit the back of the net but it was short lived.

Even still, there is encouragement for the visitors that they can take something in this Midlands derby.

Wolves are battling at Villa Park and are giving as good as they get at the moment.

Finally, some sustained Forest pressure.

The ball comes in from the corner, Igor Jesus makes a nuisance of himself and wins another corner.

Youri Tielemans tests Sam Jonhstone in the Wolves goal from about 20 yards. It's not the cleanest save you'll see but he keeps it out.

Suppose that's all that matters.

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It's tight and it's cagey.

Almost 20 minutes in and no attempts on target by either side.

Marc Albrighton
Former Aston Villa midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at Villa Park

That's got to be a bit of a wake-up call for some of these Aston Villa players. That was all far too easy.

The gap between Pau Torres and Lucas Digne was just too big when the ball was played through by Wolves. It got put through the middle of them and then it was cut back to Jorgen Strand Larsen, who was unmarked in the box.

No goal, but it was all too easy from an Aston Villa perspective.

There's a great tempo to this game and we've even got some challenges flying in.

Proper derby stuff.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at London Stadium

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You know when West Ham are going to play well is when Paqueta starts the game well and he has so far. They've been the better team West Ham.

Nice work by Florian Wirtz who tries to square it to Alexander Isak, and El Hadji Malick Diouf is forced to put it behind for a corner.

It's cleared and moments later West Ham go up the other end and force a corner.

How many chances do Brighton need?

They work it really well again to Mats Wieffer on the edge of the box. He takes a touch and goes for the far corner but drags his shot wide.

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Yep, check complete. The goal is ruled out but that's a warning sign for Villa.

It was the pace of Jackson Tchatchoua that was too much for Villa there.

Jorgen Strand Larsen wheels away in celebration but those celebrations are cut short as the offside flag goes up.

Looks like Jhon Arias, standing in an offside position, is blocking the view of Emi Martinez.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at London Stadium

Big debate about goalkeepers going down for "tactical injuries" following Leeds United manager Daniel Farke's comments about Manchester City's Gianluigi Donnarumma yesterday.

Deafening jeers from West Ham fans as Liverpool keeper Alisson needs treatment, but that looked genuine enough to me after he collided with his own defender Joe Gomez.

Igor Jesus is cutting an isolated figure up front for Forest in the early stages at the City Ground.

Forest have had just one touch in the Brighton box as Yankuba Minteh threatens up the other end once again.

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Marc Albrighton
Former Aston Villa midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at Villa Park

Aston Villa look to be on the front foot here. They are trying to get the ball forward to Donyell Malen, who is full of confidence, and Morgan Rogers.

Wolves are going to have to be very aggressive and make sure they are winning their tackles, which they are doing at the minute.

Good spell on the ball for Wolves. Looks like they've weathered the early Villa storm.