The whistle blows with Kieran Tierney's goal the difference at the break.

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Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at the City Ground

That's a great chance for Nottingham Forest and Chris Wood but, luckily for Chelsea, he hits it over the bar.

Just a minute added on at the City Ground and Marc Cucurella is a very lucky boy to not pick up a yellow card for dragging Ola Aina back.

Emiliano Martinez is sent off!

A huge blow for Aston Villa as Matty Cash's back pass is intercepted by Rasmus Hojlund.

And the Villa goalkeeper races out of his box and clashes into the Manchester United forward. A clear red card and the VAR agrees.

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Four minutes added on at the end of this first half.

Fulham winger Harry Wilson cuts in from the right and tries to curl a left-footed effort beyond Ederson but the City keeper makes a fine low save.

The rebound rolls into the path of Andreas Pereira but the Fulham midfielder can only find the side-netting from a tight angle.

That's the best we've seen from Nottingham Forest so far as Chris Wood shins it over the top from about four yards out.

Ola Aina whips in the cross and Robert Sanchez comes for it but is nowhere as Wood can only fire over.

Brighton attempt to break themselves after Bart Verbruggen's save and Rodrigo Bentancur chops Brajan Gruda down with a cynical challenge for one of the clearest yellow cards you will ever see.

The tension is building by the minute at the City Ground but we're still goalless in this first half.

Both managers haven't left the sideline as they bark instructions to their players.

West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen goes close to putting the Hammers in front with Graham Potter's side's best chance so far.

His shot was drilled at Ipswich goalkeeper Christian Walton, who spilled the ball towards James Ward-Prowse but the midfielder was unable to get a chance off at goal.

Gabriel Martinelli takes the ball down well and fires towards goal but former Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale saves with his feet.

Oleksandr Zinchenko is next to be denied when his shot from outside the box is pushed behind by Ramsdale.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

The average age of Chelsea's starting XIs is officially the youngest ever in the Premier League era - aged 24 years and 36 days - during a single campaign in the competition.

It shows how extreme the recruitment policy has been at Stamford Bridge.

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Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score reporter at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham playing with the freedom and confidence of having won that European title.

I think Brighton thought that Spurs might be on the beach by now but it's not worked out that way.

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A big stop from Nick Pope!

Everton's Vitalii Mykolenko gets down the left side excellently to whip in a cross into the box.

Carlos Alcaraz times his run perfectly and drills a header at Pope, who manages to get a touch and turn the effort over the bar.

It's a well worked free-kick from Bournemouth as David Brooks eventually smashes one goal wards but Jakub Stolarczyk makes the save before Evanilson smashes against the post from about a yard out.

Tottenham break forward from a Brighton corner and although the Seagulls blocked the first through-ball towards Mathys Tel, Pedro Porro latched on to the loose ball to play in Tel.

The French forward has a cleat shot at goal but it's well saved by visiting keeper Bart Verbruggen.