Jen Beattie
Former Scotland and Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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The link up between Kevin de Bruyne and Bernardo Silva has been fantastic down the right hand side. Silva driving in field and creating space for De Bruyne out wide, and the captain has one thing in his mind and that's to go for goal.

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Chelsea hit the frame of the goal again.

From a corner Tosin Adarabioyo flicks one goalwards and his header clips the top of the bar and bounces over.

Only a matter of time before the Blues get a third. Total control.

Everton thought they had got a second, but it was wiped out. They then have a chance to get a second anyway, only for Jose Sa to make a fine save with his legs to deny Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

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Not there Tino! Livramento takes far too long clearing his lines on the edge of the area and Cody Gakpo nicks it off him, drives into the area and wins a corner off a defender.

Sloppy.

Brilliant counter-attack from Chelsea.

Joao Felix chips a lovely ball over the top for an unmarked Cole Palmer, but the Englishman's strike is tipped on to the post by Joe Lumley.

Kevin de Bruyne's return to the XI is very welcome for Manchester City. He's playing well here and shoots just wide of the far stick from the corner of the box.

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Michael Oliver stops play because Josko Gvardiol clattered Jota Silva off the ball. No card though.

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Great effort!

Newcastle so close to taking the lead as Alexander Isak pings a ball in behind for Jacob Murphy to run onto, he strikes it early from the angle, puts it across goal and against the far post!

That's both teams who have hit the post now.

Another Chelsea chance, the visitors keep on coming.

This time Joao Felix drives to the edge of the box, but drags his shot wide with the keeper rooted.

A much-needed confidence booster for Southampton keeper Joe Lumley who rushes out to deny Noni Madueke from a tight angle with his body.

He then saves Cole Palmer's follow-up with a simple dive to his right.

Josko Gvardiol's second big opportunity of the game. He runs onto Erling Haaland's through ball but then slots wide with the keeper rooted to the spot.

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Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

That decision has not gone down well here, the home fans are irate - as you can imagine.

Sean Dyche on the touchline is not happy either.

Jen Beattie
Former Scotland and Man City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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That chance will give Forest confidence. Morgan Gibbs-White just popped up in the area and produced a good strike on goal and it was a great save from Stefan Ortega. They will know that City have been vulnerable in recent games and they can get goals.

Orel Mangala was offside when the free-kick was taken and was then blocking off Mario Lemina to stop him running back and trying to defend. James Tarkowski's header, which ended up in the back of the net, is ruled out.

Referee Michael Salisbury had been told by VAR Darren England to watch it back on a pitchside monitor, he did and reversed his original decision.

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Orel Mangala was offside when that Everton free-kick was taken, before James Tarkowski headed in. We go to VAR.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

Everton are in dreamland, two goals scored in the opening 17 minutes, while Wolves are falling apart.

Gary O'Neil's men have a huge task on their hands to turn this around now.

Forest are so close to being level. Josko Gvardiol loses the ball and Morgan Gibbs-White's first-time strike from near the penalty spot is well saved by a diving Stefan Ortega.