Big shout here. Patrick Bamford goes down in the box under pressure from Jan Bednarek. In fact it's the fans and not the players making the shout so probably not.

Tomas Soucek heads it JUST over the bar from the near post. A decent corner set-up for West Ham.

Arsenal's players were having a lenghy discussion with the referee in the tunnel before coming out for the second half. They are clearly still not happy with that decision to rule Leandro Trossard's goal out.

A change at the break. Aaron Cresswell is on for West Ham. He replaces Vladimir Coufal as Ben Johnson moves across to the right.

Getting back under way in all four games. Come on, let's have that goal then. We'd take one in three minutes!

John Bennett
BBC Final Score at King Power

All the talk at half-time is about that Leondro Trossard disallowed goal. Even some Leicester fans I spoke to at the break thought that the Foxes were a bit fortunate.

Danny Ward managed to punch the ball away as a corner was swung in but referee Craig Pawson spotted Ben White holding his arm.

You have to feel for Leandro Trossard, whose finish was perfection. Mikel Arteta down below me was furious. Let’s see how his players react second half.

Chris Wise
BBC commentator at London Stadium

We weren’t exactly expecting a goal rush today at London Stadium given that neither West Ham nor Forest have been scoring with regularity, but the more this goes on, the more it really does feel like it might be one and done. But for who?

The Hammers were comfortably the more threatening for large periods, but there’s likely to be some frustration that will bubble up unless they find that crucial opener.

This is the first time in over a year that there have been no goals at half-time in Saturday's 3pm Premier League games (when there has been more than one game).

The last time was 22 January 2022. But a good omen... we only had to wait three minutes for a second-half goal that day - Joao Moutinho for Wolves against Brentford.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There is no consistency with it [VAR], you don't know what you'll get from one game to the next.

The Danny Ward incident, he might have wanted to use his right arm and he can't get there to punch it, but the Saka one, Souttar is caught the wrong side and they don't even look at it.

Where is the consistency?

Luckily my team got the tension out of the way early this week by losing 3-0 at lunchtime.

Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at Elland Road

It's lacked quality but boy is it tense.

You can see the stakes at play out on the pitch, where two sides are frantically trying to get the upper hand.

Off the pitch, in the stands, it is no less nervy, with supporters reacting in anguish to every opportunity spurned through a mis-placed pass.

The home fans have even taken to groaning the instant Leeds take a short corner, so sure are they it will lead to nothing based on historical evidence.

It feels like a game that one goal will win.

Controversial. Arsenal's Leandro Trossard had a goal ruled out, before Kelechi Iheanacho was offside when he did the same.

Another goalless game at half-time, that's a surprise.

West Ham started well but didn't make the most of it and the game has massively faded off.