Brentford win a corner and Bryan Mbeumo has a quick chat with Vitaly Janelt about what to do with it.

The set piece routine clearly worked earlier as it resulted in that Yoane Wissa goal and the forward ran over to celebrate with Brentford's set-piece coach.

No such celebrations will be taking place this time as it's a poor delivery from Mbeumo.

Cristian Norgaard is currently hobbling around the field. He seems determined to continue but is clearly hampered by something.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

For me, It's looking more likely that Bournemouth will concede next in the game.

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Ryan Christie delivers a decent ball to the back post, Lewis Cook sends it back across goal but there's no one there to take the shot on and it's booted clear.

Nice ball from Justin Kluivert to release Marcus Tavernier but he can't get it out of his feet quickly enough and it's blocked and gathered by Mark Flekken.

Nice play from Bournemouth but Marcus Tavernier runs straight into Kevin Schade and Brentford win the ball back.

Yoane Wissa goes to ground under a tame Dean Huijsen tug of the shirt and Brentford win a free-kick wide on the left.

No player has hit the woodwork more often in the Premier League this season than Antoine Semenyo (5).

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Tyler Adams steals away Nathan Collins' sloppy pass but Bournemouth can't get the ball away from the left-hand side. They eventually win a corner but it comes to nothing.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Antoine Semanyo has got to score there, he's in the middle of the goal.

He throw his head back in disappointment. He knows how big a chance that was.

He gets up a little too early.

Antoine Semenyo should score!

Marcus Tavernier floats in a lovely ball for the Ghana striker but he can't get his header under the bar.

Big opportunity.

Francis Benali
Former Southampton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Scores are level and I'd say on reflection that's pretty much right for both sides.

It's been open and both sides are looking to find their attacking players.

You can see how both sides have done well this season.

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Back under way at the Vitality Stadium.

West Ham United

West Ham boss Graham Potter told BBC Sport: "It's football sometimes. When the environment turns here and the game changes as a result it's difficult

"Overall a strong performance, it is what it is.

"We were thinking about it [bringing off Tomas Soucek before his goal]. We were making some adjustments. That's Tomas for you - pops in with the goals and defends boxes really well.

"We defended really well. I can't remember any chances they had. It was more pressure from their fans and balls into the box.

"We've had to be that way because of where we were to start with. It's a good point against a team in a good place.

"Every game is really important for us. We need to focus and go for the three points in every game."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was huge. we had a good spell in the first half and really took advantage of our talent. Overall we were really good. That was the huge moment of the game. We started well, organised, didn't create too much, it was tight but then we opened up with the speed that we have.

"Fourteen of our players are going away on international break. We wish them all the best and hope they can come back healthy so we can continue the journey."

On Morgan Gibbs-White: "Morgan [Gibbs-White] needs to do his job. He has been fantastic all season. He is such a talented player. I want him to keep continuing because if he plays to his normal standard he will get back in the England squad for sure."

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "No doubt about it. It was a six-minute spell of the goals that cost us. There was not a lot in the game, it was really stable and then we conceded very bad goals for the first and third goals in particular. You can say the second goal is great play from Anthony Elanga but it was also a positive situation for us where we should be breaking away.

"They punished us. Three goals in quick succession and we didn't manage the situations anywhere near well enough and made poor mistakes. It is impossible to come back from that. They are poor goals there is no doubt about it. They are situations we should be in complete control of.

"It is a home game gone and it is a big opportunity gone. We know we have two games in quick succession after the international break when we play Bournemouth and Wolves and the focus has to go to that, we have to be ready for that."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "We got that moment right. We got Ipswich unbalanced and took advantage of it.

"Ipswich were always going to react. It was important for us to get the fourth goal after they scored to really put the game to bed. They have character and are intense. It was tough."

On Anthony Elanga scoring twice for the first time in the Premier League: "The first time? He has to do it again. He was huge for us today. Not only the goals he got but also his defensive tasks. He was always in the game."

On the Forest fans: "They have been huge for us. The help and support at the City Ground, and away from home I am delighted they can go back home happy."

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a really frustrating game and result, everything. Three really poor goals in the first half in a short space of time in a tight game. It makes it a near impossible task at half-time.

"A lot of work goes into every game and when goals like that go in, in a short space of time it is really hard to accept and deliver the performance and result you want. It has happened a few times at home where we have conceded poor goals in a short space of time and we need to take accountability for it.

"We will learn from the situations. It is a painful experience for the boys involved in the goals but it is a sore one for now and it is the stage of the season where you want to take points."

On the gap to Wolves increasing: "There is a pretty big gap there and we can only focus on ourselves. We have two big games after the international break and we need to be ready for those and ready to compete.

On staying up: "It is possible. With six points to play for when we come back from the international break. We are running out of games. We need to take points soon, we know that but we are certainly not going to give up hope or stop fighting until the last game is done."

Wolves

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira, speaking to Sky Sports: “It was a very important three points in this moment of the season, against an opponent fighting to avoid relegation.

“We have two clubs [Leicester and Ipswich] who can pick up points. This is the Premier League, it’s a tough league.

“We have a good team with good players. The team is consistent. We just need a little bit of tranquillity to play better, to have moments to control the pace of the match with the ball. It’s not easy because we’re fighting to avoid relegation.

“[Jorgen] Strand Larsen was fantastic, not only with his two goals but with the way he helped the team. Today he felt more confident. I think he was fantastic, and he deserves it.”

Southampton

Southampton manager Ivan Juric, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “I think we did really well in the first 20 minutes. The first time Wolves got too close to our area, we conceded.

“Today was another game that suggests we are not ready to take points. [The second goal] was an easy situation to read. There’s always something missing.

“The will to play well and to attack is there. The lads want to win the game and do their best. There are moments when we’re not good enough, and that’s it.

“We will go down, but [we want to go down] with more fight, more dignity and more everything.”

A tough day for those teams down at the bottom of the table. Let's get some reaction to those earlier matches...