Ironic cheers from the home fans as Wolves boss Rob Edwards is shown a yellow card. That came after he angrily threw a water bottle onto the ground, presumably frustrated with a decision regarding something that happened on the pitch.

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Joe Hart
Former England goalkeeper talking to BBC Sport

Bournemouth have been relentless. They look really well organised, really fluid and they move the ball really well. Then they turn it up a notch when they get to the penalty area. They're good to watch.

Rayan has looked really dangerous, obviously he's had the big moment in the game. He looks like he's fitted in well.

Bournemouth are in the final third again.

Alex Scott splits the defence with an eye-of-the-needle pass to Marcus Tavernier, who tries to square it to Evanilson. Newcastle recover with a last-ditch challenge.

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa striker on Final Score

I haven't seen Newcaslte like they [their fans] have - but I think they have a good manager there who needs a bit more help in regards to rescources.

They have a good coach - give him the tools to get back.

Bournemouth's Marcus Tavernier is booked for voicing his displeasure at the referee.

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa striker on Final Score

I like watching Leeds. You always get 60,70 minutes of pure high energy - but when they need to manage a game, they'll manage a game.

I like them and I hope they stay up. I think they and their stadium will be a miss in the Premier League.

You feel like Leeds are operating in second gear at the moment and can step it up if need be. They are pretty comfortable so no real need to take risks.

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Newcastle have had more of the ball since the restart, but have been unable to turn their possession into meaningful chances.

They will have to do that soon before the home crowd turns more restless.

Not quite as explosive a start to this half as it was the first. Wolves are showing plenty of endeavour but are offering nothing in the final third.

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Bournemouth midfielder Ryan Christie goes into the book for a tug on Sandro Tonali.

It was no surprise to see Lewis Hall substituted at half-time, as he struggled to deal with the threat of Bournemouth attacker Rayan during a difficult opening 45 minutes.

Bournemouth were lighting-quick in transition and Hall - and several other plays - was unable to stop them.

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Wolves make another change at the start of the second half as Pedro Lima comes on for Jackson Tchatchoua.

We're back under way.

We're back under way at St James' Park.

Newcastle have made one change during the break, with Kieran Trippier replacing Lewis Hall.

No changes for Bournemouth.

If Leeds do win this they will move onto 39 points. While they won't be mathematically safe, no side has gone down from the Premier League with that amount of points in a 38-game season.

Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter at St James' Park

A huge half-time team talk for Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe now.

He came out fighting on the eve of this game - but his side have lacked aggression and quality.

An angry crowd have made their feelings very clear at St James' Park at the break.

Michael Brown
Former Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live at Elland Road

James Justin has been brilliant. It's been a good week so far for Leeds United.

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Brentford

Brentford manager Keith Andrews speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "I felt like we were constantly probing and asking questions against a well drilled outfit. Marco [Silva] has them playing really well. Defensively they are hard to break down and you have to wait for opportunities. It's a struggle to think of one of the games [five draws] where we deserved to lose. If any team was going to win today, I think it could have and should have been us."

On challenging for Europe: "I want us to achieve, I want us to strive, I want us to really push. There's no real lofty goals in terms of where we finish in the league and what that might bring. There is an opportunity that everybody knows is there for us. We need to be really on our game to achieve that and we haven't really got the points that maybe the points deserved in the last few weeks."

Fulham

Marco Silva, speaking to TNT Sports: "There is never a good point. We came here to win.

"A derby is always a tough game with all of the emotions there. I beleive we played better in the first half. We were able to set out game and build in the way we like to build. We had a good control. There wasn't clear-cut chances from either side, the big one was from Sessegnon inside the box, they had one corner that was a dangerous moment. Most of their first half moments scame from set-peices, as normal.

"First half was good from us but second half they were better. We couldn't build the attack like we did in the first half and the dynamic wasn't so good. In some duels, they were stronger. These are steps we have to take because the Premier League is becoming more and more physical.

"When you finish the game with those players, their physicality is not so big. We have to think quicker, react and execute quicker. We didn't in the last 30 minutes and that is why they were better.

"It was a big save from Leno but it came from a big mistake from us."

On European football: "We have to keep fighting and win games, first of all. 15 points available. We have to be at our best level. We of course believe."

Brentford

Brentford manager Keith Andrews speaking to TNT Sports: "If any team was likely to win, it was probably going to be us. Very happy with the performance levels but at times a clinical edge would have made a difference. The performance from the players was outstanding.

"We were trying to probe to create problems for the opposition and I was happy with how we played and approached the game. If there was any team going to win it, it should have been us. I don't think they had a shot on goal. You're talking about really good players and a really good coach in how he sets them up. I was very proud of them [his players]."

On this being a fifth consecutive draw: "When I look at the draws over that period, I don't think there were any where we shouldn't have got one point. We aren't approaching it in a way to get draws and we dust ourselves off and go again next week."

On being in contention for European competition: "We're on a really exciting journey, we approach every game to win it and I don't mind that."

Fulham

Marco Silva, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "If you want to ask me just about [Leno's save], I prefer to go in a different direction and remind you about the chances we had. The big one in the first half was from Sessegnon. They were better second half, but we had a big chance from Harry Wilson - but yes, it was a big save from Leno."I think we had a good first half, we dominated. I think we got control of the game, the build-up was good. We let the game get into our offensive half. We had some good combinations. There wasn't any clear chances in the first half from both sides apart from Sessegnon and a corner for them."Second half, we started well, but we dropped a bit. They pushed in the last 30 minutes. From the bench, we tried to finish the game but our build-up was not at the same level, and we suffered more. They had their big chance, but I have to look back at Harry Wilson's big moment. We expect from him to find the target with a player of his quality.On Alex Iwobi, who came off injured: "Let's hope it's not serious. We have to assess in the next few days and we can take some conclusions. It's a big miss for us because he is so crucial. It's a chance for the others [to play]."