Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Signs that this is really starting to heat up now.

Both Stuart Armstrong and Brenden Aaronson should have done better with chances. The American in particular is starting to make his presence felt, harrying the Saints backline and darting into spaces for team-mates to find.

The noise has certainly gone up a notch. These home fans feel there's something brewing.

Half-hearted Leeds appeals for a penalty as Brenden Aaronson's header hits somebody somewhere. It actually hits his own team-mate Jack Harrison. In the face. So not even VAR could give that...

Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Saka has been wasteful with his opportunities so far, his end product hasn't quite been there.

Arsenal are playing some lovely football though.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

"Wind the bobbin up, wind the bobbin up, pull, pull, clap clap clap."

Either Unai Emery is singing my daughter's favourite nursery rhyme or wants his side to move the ball a bit quicker.

What a chance! Vladimir Coufal curls it in for Danny Ings and he should score. He ends up nodding it into the floor and wide. We think it hit his face?!

There have been 10 crosses in this game, six of them by Everton's Dwight McNeil.

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And now a shot on target for Forest as Brennan Johnson's nice touch sets up Morgan Gibbs-White, but his effort is straight at Lucasz Fabianski.

Leeds midfielder Brenden Aaronson, a man whose name could be spelt about 10 different ways, shoots at the end of a decent move but puts it wide from 20 yards.

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Those early chances from West Ham came to nothing and now Forest are starting to settle. They have enjoyed a nice spell of possession in recent minutes and have re-organised themselves at the back.

Victor Kristiansen pokes away Gabriel Martinelli's cross, aimed at Bukayo Saka.

There's a scramble in the box afterwards as Martinelli eyes a long ball but he fouls Wout Faes in the process.

Awful finish from Stuart Armstrong. James Ward-Prowse picks him out over the top and Armstrong beats Luke Ayling but then scuffs a poor shot into the side-netting.

When you forget to let go of the power bar while shooting on Fifa.

The ball drops to Leeds' Luke Ayling at the back post and he absolutely leathers it over the bar.

Jermaine Beckford
Ex-Leeds, Leicester and Everton striker on Final Score

Leeds look really good.

Gnonto has been fantastic, so positive. It is very Leeds dominated but Southampton look organised.

Phil Dawkes
BBC Sport at Elland Road

Ruben Selles has a bit of the Mikel Arteta about him on the touchline. He is a flurry of arms and legs, instructing his side in flamboyant fashion before retreating to take a sip of water.

Saints are starting to show a bit more now going forward, forcing mistakes from the home side and putting them under pressure.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

The last time I saw Emiliano Martinez in action live was at the World Cup final.

When he did THAT with his Golden Glove after the game.

Dwight McNeil is getting very involved for Everton down the left flank - Sean Dyche's old Burnley player - but his last couple of crosses have been caught by ex-Oxford keeper Emiliano Martinez.

Jorginho slips it through to Bukayo Saka who has space to run into. He gets all the way into the box but is under pressure from Wout Faes and Harry Souttar comes across to smash it out for a corner.

Aston Villa have had 73% possession over the opening 15 minutes of this game.

Arsenal are getting plenty of touches in. Gabriel Martinelli tries to dink it over the top for Bukayo Saka on the edge of the box but he's overcooked it.