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We've got 15 minutes of the 90 remaining and this one could still go either way.

I'm not sure how Luke O'Nien has got away without a booking there. He tugged back Ollie Watkins and prevented him from breaking forward, but referee Sam Barrott seems to think the advantage played is enough of a punishment for the Sunderland defender.

He could have gone alone, Watkins, but he squares the ball over to John McGinn and that allows the visitors to recover.

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Kevin Nolan
Former Newcastle midfielder on 5 Sports Extra at The City Ground

You've got to say that Vitor Pereira got it right at half-time. Morgan Gibbs-White was very quiet in the first half but he has had three big opportunities and has taken the last two tremendously.

A lovely dink to the far post and he hit in on the volley. Dubravka couldn't get down quick enough.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at the Hill Dickinson Stadium

Five touches midweek for Alexander Isak. And just the nine touches today on his first Premier League start since December. It's fair to say things are yet to click for the Swede.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Hill Dickinson Stadium

Beto has a big lump on his head and there's no doubt he has to come off.

Movement on the Liverpool bench as well with Rio Ngumoha coming on now. He replaces Alexander Isak.

The second was more involved after the break but without threatening Everton too much.

Meanwhile, Thierno Barry is on for Beto. That's a concussion sub so doesn't count as one of David Moyes' five.

Everton quickly get the ball into the box with Ibrahima Konate waiting to be allowed back on.

The first one is cleared and the second one, bizarrely, is left by absolutely everyone and goes out for a Liverpool throw-in.

Now Beto is down. The Everton goalscorer seems to be struggling after that clash of heads.

He indicates that he is having issues with his vision. I doubt he'll be able to stay on if that is the case.

Ross Barkley's 300th Premier League appearance comes to an end as he's replaced by Lucas Digne.

Emi Buendia is also on for Ian Maatsen.

Danny Murphy
Former Liverpool midfielder on MOTD

Ndiaye has been excellent for Everton today. What I really love about him is that he is very two footed.

You can hear more from Murphy on MOTD at 22:30 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.

It looks like a clash of heads between Ibrahim Konate and Beto as they jumped for a header.

Play will restart with Everton in possession in the right corner of pitch.

Rachel Corsie
Former Scotland captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

Sunderland are probing, there are some nice little spells. They're very composed and are continuing with the same intensity and purpose. They're very much in this, they just need to create an opportunity.

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The referee is letting plenty go now and that leads to a very physical, scrappy spell down the Liverpool right that results in a throw-in to Everton.

It's hurled into the box, Liverpool deal with it but Everton regain possession until Ibrahima Konate goes down holding his head and play is stopped.

The line of Aston Villa defenders raise their hands to signal for offside, but Brian Brobbey was on there. He just couldn't beat Emi Martinez.

Burnley almost retake the immediately as Lyle Fostet forces a save from Matz Sels from close range.

This game has exploded into life all of a sudden!

Our first yellow card of the afternoon at Villa Park, with Noah Sadiki going in the book for a tactical foul on Amadou Onana.

Andy Robertson pushes forward and with Everton's defenders backing off, he tries his luck.

Well struck but always drifting wide from the Liverpool left-back.

Kevin Nolan
Former Newcastle midfielder on 5 Sports Extra at The City Ground

That is exactly what I've been talking about; getting the ball in behind the centre halves. It was very similar to what Kyle Walker did [for Burnley's goal], Elliot Anderon putting the ball downt he line. Very difficult to deal with.

Morgan Gibbs-White shows composure, which we haven't seen from a Forest player in the final third yet. A fantastic finish.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Hill Dickinson Stadium

It's really hard to call now.

The tension is going to build as this game goes on.

Another miss for Ollie Watkins. Morgan Rogers steps past Chemsdine Talbi, who's just come on for Reinildo Mandava, and fizzes the ball across the face of goal.

Watkins just can't quite get enough on the ball to direct it past Robin Roefs.