Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Who needs Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka?

Ethan Nwaneri is a special player for their future. That's his first goal in the league.

It's just inspiring stuff from Everton in attack. They're up against a Brentford side who have lost all five away games this season and have failed to keep a clean sheet, yet they look very comfortable in the final stages.

It's just not Evanilson's day, and it's looking very much like it won't be Bournemouth's either.

The Brazilian heads over from a corner as another opportunity goes untaken by the hosts.

Danny Welbeck takes his time to soak up the applause from the away fans before exiting the field, to be replaced by Evan Ferguson for the few remaining minutes.

The 10-men of Fulham come forward again but Antonee Robinson's desperate effort from miles out dribbles into the arms of Jose Sa. It'll have to much, much better than that to score from there.

Vitaly Janelt is replaced by Yehor Yarmoliuk as Brentford look to hang on to a well-earned point.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard have controlled the game - they're a beautiful pairing.

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This has to be the game of the day - you can't take your eyes off it!

Eight minutes of normal time left but you cannot predict how this is going to finish.

It's so open and both sides are going for it. It's a brilliant watch.

A fifth and final change for Bournemouth sees Enes Unal replace Milos Kerkez.

Time is running out for the hosts to end Brighton's stubborn resistance, but David Brooks sends a wild shot well off target.

Incredible!

Another Palace counter attack ends with Jeffrey Schlupp hitting the post.

This is so open - it could go either way!

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on Final Score

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Ross Barkely uses the pace on the ball and guides it into the far side of the goal and and it loops up into the sidenetting. This is the brightest Villa have looked all afternoon and I expect them to really go for it now.

Trouble for Fulham as Joachim Andersen can't continue but they've used all their subs! They're finishing the game with 10 men now as they search for that equaliser.

Advantage Wolves.

Bart Verbruggen comes to Brighton's rescue by keeping out Evanilson's close-range header, although there was a brief moment of concern when the Seagulls' keeper initially fumbled the ball before recovering and avoiding embarrassment on his goal line.

Oh Beto! He gets up well to meet a ball into the box but his header is way over the top. He should really be doing better than that from there. Big chance missed for Everton.

Andoni Iraola calls upon Max Aarons and David Brooks to try and help spark a Bournemouth comeback, with Adam Smith and Justin Kluivert making way.

Fabian Hurzeler responds by sending on Matt O'Riley for Yasin Ayari.

With less than 15 minutes to go, 10-man Brighton are edging closer to the three points.

Crystal Palace are around 15 minutes from a first Premier League win at Villa Park for 11 years.

But they're hanging on as the home side pour forward in search of an equaliser. Another chance for Ollie Watkins but this time his attempt is deflected wide.

Villa have had 15 attempts.

Last throw of the dice for Fulham boss Marco Silva as Adama Traore, Timothy Castagne and Rodrigo Muniz replace Reiss Nelson, Raul Jimenez and Kenny Tete.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at the Etihad Stadium

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola makes three changes as his side look to avoid suffering five defeats in a row in all competitions for the first time since 2006.

John Stones, Manuel Akanji and Bernardo Silva all return, as Jahmai Simpson-Pusey and Matheus Nunes drop to the bench and Mateo Kovacic misses out through injury.

Jack Grealish returns to the bench alongside Nathan Ake and Kevin de Bruyne and City look for a win to mark Guardiola’s two-year contract extension that was signed in midweek.

Manchester City XI: Ederson, Walker, Stones, Akanji, Gvardiol, Gundogan, Lewis, Savinho, Foden, Bernardo, Haaland.

Substitutes: Ortega, Ake, Grealish, De Bruyne, Nunes, Wright, Simpson-Pusey, O’Reilly, McAtee.

Tottenham show three changes from the home defeat by Ipswich in their last outing, with Yves Bissouma, James Maddison and Ben Davies all coming in.

Bissouma replaces Rodrigo Bentancur, who starts a seven-game ban for using a racist slur, although Tottenham are appealing.

England international Maddison swaps places with Brennan Johnson, who drops to the bench, with Ben Davies set to partner Ragu Dragusin in central defence in the absence of injured Argentina international Cristian Romero.

Tottenham XI: Vicario, Dragusin, Son, Bissouma, Maddison, Udogie, Solanke, Kulusevski, Porro, Sarr, Davies.

Substitutes: Forster, Gray, Bergvall, Werner, Johnson, Spence, Lankshear, Olusesi, Hardy.